Father's Day
Trivia trivia
Where in the Country is Marc Guerrasio?
Alternate Universe Superhero Names
Playlist Potables
100

Marlon Brando stars in THIS film as the patriarch of an infamous Italian crime family.

The Godfather

100

THIS disco group, best known for their hit song "Disco Inferno" included in the Grammy-winning soundtrack "Saturday Night Fever". 

The Trammps

100

Contrary to semi-popular belief, the naming of "Fig Newtons" actually had nothing to do with Sir Isaac Newton. Rather, the "Newton" part came from the name of a suburb located about 8 miles west of THIS New England City. 

Boston

100

Student Y

Professor X
100

Monica finds it hard to believe that Elliot Lurie would call THIS woman a "fine girl". 

Brandy

200

THIS biblical man known for writing many psalms was also the father of King Solomon. 

David

200

THIS song written for Adelaide in Guys and Dolls, describing just how much she loves the person she is singing too, was recorded by a number of popular artists, the most popular being Perry Como and Betty Hutton's. 

A Bushel and a Peck

200

Established in 1963, the National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center (NAIC) was home to world's largest single-aperture telescope for 53 years. As of today, that telescope is no longer functioning, but the NAIC still exists and is located in THIS part of the United States. 

Puerto Rico

200

Heavengirl

Hellboy

200

Sabrina Carpenter's favorite alcoholic beverage (I mean...probably...).

Espresso Martini

300

It wasn't until THIS year that Father's Day became an official holiday in the US.

1972

300

THIS totally tubular 1991 action film taking place in Southern California is iconic for a number of reasons-- one of those being that it is one of the most commercially successful and well-received action films to be directed by a woman. 

Point Break
300

The "Island of the Pelicans", more commonly known by another name, can be found off the coast of THIS American city.

San Francisco

300

White Delilah

Black Samson

300

This late singer-songwriter from Mississippi gave his alcohol brand, owned by Sazerac Company, THIS very fitting name. 

Margaritaville

400

What you call a small lobster-like crustacean.

CrawDAD

400

Despite its deceptive title, THIS musical artist did NOT actually write the song "I Write the Songs", though it ended up becoming one of his biggest hits. 

Barry Manilow

400

In the 1940s, the US public was amazed by the existence of a chicken named Mike who managed to live for 18 months without a head. Though he spent most of his life touring the country and appearing in sideshows, his little chicken heart always belonged to THIS state, where he was born and bred. 

Colorado

400

Awaylauncher

Homelander

400

In his hit song "Too Sweet", Hozier claims that he'd rather "take {his} whiskey neat". All it would take is a little lemon juice and egg white to turn his usual order into THIS fun cocktail (...but I suppose he wouldn't appreciate it very much).

Whiskey Sour

500

In THIS country, Father's day is not celebrated on the third Sunday of the month, but rather on June 19th, St. Joseph's day, as Joseph is considered to be the patron saint of fathers.

Italy

500

The first name of THIS actress with the last name Snow, well-known for her work in "The Hunting Wives", "Hairspray", and the "Pitch Perfect" franchise. 

Brittany

500

"The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness" is the English translation of THIS US state's motto.

Hawaii

500

Dog-Fox

Vixen

500

This single released in 1972 contains the lyrics "take another shot of courage, wonder why the right words never come". 

Tequila Sunrise