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Famous Couples
Classic TV Shows/Movies
Old Toys
100

If someone said you were a "WISE GUY," they meant you were one of these.

A smart aleck

100

This portable cassette player revolutionized music on the go.

Walkman

100

The most famous mouse couple in the world- polka dots and red shorts 

Mickey Mouse & Minnie Mouse 

100

This classic TV show follows a delightfully creepy family whose unusual lifestyle confuses their neighbors.

Addams Family 

100

This colorful ring became a huge craze in the 1950s as kids spun it around their waists.

Hula Hoop

200

If someone was "THE CAT'S PAJAMAS," they were considered this.

Something or someone who is excellent 

200

This thick book sat beside many telephones and listed people's names, addresses, and phone numbers before internet searches became common.

A Phonebook 

200

A summer fling turned high school romance with leather jackets and poodle skirts

Sandy Olsson & Danny Zuko 

200

Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia shared a home in Miami on this popular 1980s sitcom.

The Golden Girls

200

This toy spring can "walk" down a flight of stairs.

Slinky

300

If someone calls you a "Wet Blanket" what does that mean. 

You are a party pooper. 

300

Before smartphones, people received short messages on this device.

Pager?

300

He wrote her 365 letters- a Love story told through memories 

Noah Calhoun & Allie Hamilton 

300

This classic movie musical starring Julie Andrews features the songs "Do-Re-Mi," "My Favorite Things," and "Edelweiss."

The Sound of Music 

300

Named after a U.S. president, this construction toy lets kids build log cabins and frontier forts.

Lincoln Logs 

400

What did "STOOL PIGEON" refer to? 

Informer 

400

This early music player used large horns to amplify sound.

Phonograph

400

The King of Rock 'N' Roll and his beautiful bride from Memphis 

Elvis Presley & Priscilla Presley 

400

This blended family became one of television's most famous families after a widow with three daughters married a widower with three sons.

The Brady Bunch

400

Unlike paper and crayons, this classic toy creates reusable drawings that disappear with a shake. 

Etch A Sketch 

500

This slang term referred to the police.

What is The Fuzz?

500

This rotating organizer held business cards and contacts before smartphones.

Rolodex

500

A fairytale royal wedding watched by 750 million people worldwide 

Prince Charles & Princess Diana 

500

This black-and-white sitcom followed Sheriff Andy Taylor as he kept the peace in the small town of Mayberry.

The Andy Griffith Show

500

Long before video games, children entertained themselves with this game of bouncing a ball and collecting small metal pieces before catching it.

Jacks