60s TV Shows
What is the name of the ranch owned by the Cartwright family?
The Ponderosa
Which game show tasked contestants with guessing the most popular answers to surveys?
Family Feud.
Which popular spirit is distilled from the Agave cactus?
Tequila (or Mezcal though this is probably stretching the definition of “popular” unless you are in Mexico)
In motor racing, what color is the flag they wave to indicate the winner?
Checkered Flag
Which famous New York hotel is known for having a private entrance for celebrities to avoid paparazzi?
The Waldorf Astoria.
What did Jed Clampett shoot at that led to the discovery of oil?
The ground (or a critter).
Who was the longtime host of Tic-Tac-Dough in the late 70s and early 80s?
Wink Martindale.
What flavour are the liqueurs Cointreau and Grand Marnier?
Orange
In meters, how long is an Olympic-sized swimming pool?
50 meters long
What is the luxury brand often considered the "gold standard" in hospitality?
The Ritz-Carlton.
Who is the police officer obsessed with catching Dr. Richard Kimble in the Fugitive?
Lt. Philip Gerard.
On the game show Joker's Wild what was the signature phrase used by host Jack Barry when a contestant spun the wheels? *Need the whole phrase*
"Joker, Joker, Joker!"
If Budweiser is a lager, what term describes Guinness?
A stout (accept “a porter” as definitions vary)
What is the second most popular sport in the world, after soccer?
Cricket.
Which iconic hotel company was started by a couple selling root beer?
Marriott
In the show Bewitched what is the name of Samantha's witch mother?
Endora
Which game show, hosted by Chuck Woolery in the 1980s, often featured the phrase "Two and two"?
Love Connection.
Which toolbox item gives its name to a cocktail of vodka and orange juice?
Screwdriver
Who has won the most Grand Slam titles in tennis history?
Serena Williams
What is considered the first modern, international hotel chain?
Hilton
In the show I Dream of Jeanie what branch of the military is Tony Nelson in?
United States Air Force.
In Wheel of Fortune, what was the name of the original hostess who served from 1971 to 1982?
Susan Stafford.
France has champagne and Italy has prosecco but what is the traditional Spanish sparkling wine called?
Cava
Who has won the most men’s major championships in golf?
Jack Nicklaus
Which hotel chain was founded in 1952 by Kemmons Wilson after a frustrating family road trip?
Holiday Inn