That 70's Show
This historical drama, starring Melissa Gilbert and set in the late 1800's, ran from 1974 to 1983 and shared the lives of a close-knit farming family in Walnut Grove, Minnesota.
Little House on the Prairie
This disease is caused by a lack of vitamin C and most often associated with 17th century sailors.
Scurvy
The FIRST WORD means LOW IN PRICE or POORLY MADE and is a scramble of the SECOND WORD, which is A FUZZY, STONE-BEARING FRUIT.
CHEAP and PEACH
1. The earliest vacuum cleaner was so large it was transported and operated from the back of a horse -drawn wagon.
2. Your hands and face are the germiest parts of your body.
3. There is a 110' pedestrian bridge in Germany made entirely of Legos.
2. The belly button is the dirtiest party of the body, harboring the highest population of bacteria, even after showering.
The third longest bridge in the US, and twelfth longest in the world, connects the two peninsulas of this state.
Michigan (Mackinac Bridge)
This dramedy, set in the early 50's, was nearly cancelled in its first year but went on to run 11 seasons and became the number one most beloved television series in American history, its finale still holding the top slot of most-watched television episodes ever, nearly 40 years later.
M*A*S*H
The mascot of Yale University, Handsome Dan, is this breed of dog.
A Bulldog
The FIRST WORD means TO WALK IN A MILITARY FASHION WITH A MEASURED STEP and is a scramble of the SECOND WORD, which is SOMETHING BELIEVED TO BRING GOOD LUCK.
MARCH and CHARM
1. A woman in Sweden who had lost her wedding ring found it sixteen years later around a carrot in her garden.
2. Children of identical twins are genetically siblings, not cousins.
3. Bulls become agitated when they see the color red.
3. Bulls are colorblind. They actually perceive the motions of the bullfighter’s cloth as a threat.
This is the only state that borders just one other.
Maine
The main character of this American sci-fi/action series, which ran from 1973 to 1978, was Colonel Steve Austin, played by Lee Majors.
The Six Million Dollar Man
This president is on the $2 bill.
Thomas Jefferson
The FIRST WORD means IN THE MIDDLE and is a scramble of the SECOND WORD, which means NOT LONG AGO.
CENTER and RECENT
1. A cornflake in the shape of Illinois sold on eBay for nearly $1500.
2. Russian athletes arrived 12 days late for the 1908 Olympics because they were using the wrong calendar.
3. Bananas grow on trees.
3. Banana plants look like trees but are actually giant herbs related to lilies and orchids.
This state has more ocean coastline than all other coastal states combined.
Alaska
This DC superhero action series ran from 1975 to 1978, and starred Lynda Carter as Diana Prince and Lyle Waggoner as Steve Trevor.
Wonder Woman
All members of the violin family of instruments have this many strings.
Four
The FIRST WORD means HAVING LITTLE OR VERY LIGHT COLOR and is a scramble of the SECOND WORD, which means A DEEP, PROLONGED SOUND, AS OF THUNDER OF LARGE BELLS.
PALE and PEAL
1. Richard Nixon is the only U.S. President to have been impeached.
2. Bubble Wrap was originally invented to be used as wallpaper.
3. There are 1,500 miles of of airways running through your lungs, which is roughly the distance from Chicago to Las Vegas.
1. Richard Nixon's impeachment trial began in May 1974, but he announced his resignation on Aug. 8.
Three United States presidents have been impeached, although none were convicted: Andrew Johnson was in 1868, Bill Clinton was in 1998, and Donald Trump twice, in 2019 and 2021.
This state is called the Panhandle State due to being shaped like a cooking pot with a long handle.
Oklahoma
This British drama, running from 1978 to 1990 and based on the autobiographical books of James Herriot, starred Christopher Timothy, Robert Hardy and Peter Davison as three country vets in the Yorkshire Dales in the mid-1930s.
All Creatures Great and Small
The original name of this popular cola was Brad's Drink.
Pepsi
The FIRST WORD means CONFORMING TO THE LAW and is a scramble of the SECOND WORD, which means MAGNIFICENT AND DIGNIFIED, BEFITING ROYALTY.
LEGAL and REGAL
1. Alfred Hitchcock suffered from ovophobia, or the fear of eggs.
2. Koala Bear fingerprints are undistinguishable from humans.
3. Kangaroos are the only animal that can "run" backwards.
3. No known animal can run backwards.
In this east coast state, second smallest state in the US, chickens outnumber people by about 200 to 1.
Delaware