Cartoon Characters
Pasta Shapes
#1 Hits on Billboard
All Aboard!
The 2000's
I'mma Buy You A Drank
100
This animated sitcom taking place during the Stone Age follows the life of the main characters Fred, Wilma, and their pet Dino
The Flintstones
100
Used as an envelope, this pasta is square shaped that you can fill with meat, cheese, vegetables, or anything your heart desires
Ravioli
100
This musical group seized control of the #1 spot for 26 consecutive weeks with songs like Boom Boom Pow and I Gotta Feeling
Black Eyed Peas
100
Brighton Beach >
81 St - Museum of Natural History
B Train
100
This 2001 animated film is about an anti-social ogre who leaves his swamp to fend off intruders and finds love by marrying Princess Fiona
Shrek
100
Originally, this energy drink gave you wings, but due to a lawsuit accusing them of false advertising, now it gives you wiiings
Red Bull
200
“Don’t have a cow, man”, and “Eat my shorts!” are some of the sayings of this rebellious son appearing in The Simpsons
Bart Simpson
200
This pasta is a wide, flat sheet which is commonly made into a food dish that consists of layers of sauce, cheese, meats, and baked in the oven
Lasagna
200
This #1 Hit on Billboard, also the name of Ariana Grande’s album, is an ode to her failed relationships
Thank U, Next
200
42 St - Times Square >
Mets - Willets Point
7 Train
200
Released in 2001, Apple created this portable media player that played your favorite music through different models like the nano and shuffle
iPod
200
Served on the rocks, frozen, or straight up, this Mexican cocktail typically consists of tequila, triple sec, and lime juice
Margarita
300
Professor Utonium combined sugar, spice, and everything nice, and ended up with these 3 girls known as the Powerpuff Girls
Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup
300
Often made with alfredo sauce, this flat and thick pasta is made in the shape of ribbons
Fettucine
300
A #1 Hit on Billboard in 1988, you might know this song because it would unexpectedly show up on your internet browser as a "Rickroll"
Never Gonna Give You Up
300
14 St - Union Square >
Woodlawn
4 Train
300
This crime-drama television series revolves around the life of James Gandolfini, an Italian-American mobster from New Jersey
The Sopranos
300
Rivaling Coca-Cola, this soft drink was originally known as “Brad’s Drink”
Pepsi
400
This easily frightened dog frequently encounters monsters, aliens, zombies, and other supernatural creatures in the middle of nowhere, Kansas, in this animated television series
Courage the Cowardly Dog
400
Thicker and flatter than spaghetti, this pasta is in the form of narrow ribbons and pairs well with clams
Linguini
400
This famous song by The Eagles was not only a #1 Billboard Hit, but the Grammy Award winner for Record of the Year in 1978
Hotel California
400
Atlantic Av - Barclays Center >
Astoria-Ditmars Blvd
N Train
400
These colorful rubber bands formed into shapes like animals, objects, numbers, and letters, were worn as bracelets
Silly Bandz
400
The mascot of this fruit punch has wavy red hair and will typically be seen riding waves on a longboard on its drink label
Hawaiian Punch
500
This WB show followed Virgil Hawkins, a 14-year old boy with electromagnetic superpowers
Static Shock
500
This small tube of pasta is thimble sized and goes well in soup like pasta fagioli
Ditalini
500
Written by Survivor, this #1 Hit on Billboard ended up as the theme song for Rocky III
Eye of the Tiger
500
Prospect Park >
Botanic Garden
Franklin Avenue Shuttle
500
Winning his first of 2 Super Bowls in 2008, this New York Giants quarterback defeated Tom Brady and the undefeated New England Patriots
Eli Manning
500
Not to be confused with an alcoholic beverage, this soft drink was traditionally made using the bark of a sassafras tree
Root Beer