Classic TV
This redhead cooked up schemes with her best friend Ethel on a 1950s sitcom.
Who is Lucy?
"The King of Rock and Roll" called Graceland home.
Who is Elvis Presley?
This city is Nebraska's capital.
What is Lincoln?
One of these a day is said to keep the doctor away.
What is an Apple?
"A penny saved is..."
What is "A penny earned"?
Sheriff Andy Taylor kept the peace in this fictional North Carolina town.
Who is Mayberry?
This crooner was nicknamed "Ol' Blue Eyes."
Who is Frank Sinatra?
This is the nickname of both the state and its university's football team.
What are the cornhuskers?
This sandwich has corned beef, Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut on rye.
What is a Reuben?
"Don't count your chickens..."
What is "Before they Hatch"?
Marshal Matt Dillon protected Dodge City on this long-running Western.
Who is Gunsmoke?
This bandleader was famous for his "champagne music" and bubble machine.
Who is Lawerence Welk?
This tree-planting holiday began in Nebraska City in 1872.
What is Arbor Day?
This wiggly gelatin dessert was a staple of mid-century potlucks.
What is jell-o?
"The early bird..."
What is "Gets the worm"?
The Cartwright family lived on this ranch on Bonanza.
Who is ponderosa?
Patsy Cline had a 1961 hit with this one-word song written by Willie Nelson.
What is "Crazy"?
This longtime Tonight Show host grew up in Norfolk, Nebraska.
Who is Johnny Carson?
This TV chef brought French cooking into American homes.
Who is Julia Child?
"A stitch in time..."
What is "Saves Nine"?
This variety show host introduced America to the Beatles in February 1964.
Who is Ed Sullivan?
This bandleader behind "In the Mood" disappeared over the English Channel in 1944.
Who is Glen Miller?
This powdered drink mix was invented in Hastings in 1927.
What is Kool-aid?
The world's most expensive spice comes from this flower.
What is Crocus (saffron)?
"People who live in glass houses..."
What is "Shouldn't throw stones"?