Springfields
This TV show, set in the famous and fictional town of Springfield, is absurdly referenced to reside in a state that somehow geographically connects to Ohio, Nevada, Maine, and Kentucky.
What is "The Simpsons"?
This Spanish nickname for Francisco aptly rhymes with a four-letter food staple of Mexico and many other Latin countries.
Who is Paco?
These two retired NBA Hall of Famers have enjoyed current success as analysts and commentators. They are quite widely known for their senses of humor and comedic banter amongst one another.
Who are Shaq and Barkley?
Spanning three mountainous, Western states, this famous National Park is known for its massive size and for featuring an active volcano underneath it.
What is Yellowstone?
March 15, known on the ancient calendar as the "Ides of March," is famous for its religious observation and infamous assassination of this famous Roman dictator.
Who was Julius Caesar?
This non-fictional state's capital is the only one in the U.S. with the title "Springfield".
What is Illinois?
This three letter nickname when doubled refers to a type of delicious and spicy Chinese noodle.
What is Dan?
In the card game Texas Hold'em (Poker), a player who is dealt a pair of the two highest cards is said to be holding __________.
What are "Pocket Aces" or "Pocket Rockets"?
This national park was created by years of erosion of the Colorado River, however, none of it resides in the state of Colorado.
What is The Grand Canyon?
Before the Gregorian Calendar emerged, there were only 10 months of the year. The two months that were added in honor of two Roman figures are known today as ___________ and ___________.
What are July and August?
This mid-sized Township of Springfield is well connected road-wise, served most important by highways Interstate-78 and U.S. Route 22 is located in which state?
What is New Jersey?
This common Irish full name could easily be thought of as two common nicknames back-to-back. A TV character with this name, in a famous scene, became highly enraged when his boxing opponent obnoxiously referred to him by the latter nickname.
Who is Patrick (Star)?
Hailing from Liverpool, England, the two frontmen and singer-songwriter partnership of one of the most commercially, albeit shortly lived groups, are known as ____________.
Who is "Lennon-McCartney"?
This national park, located in California, features a quirky name that inspired a Looney Toons cartoon character with a giant hat and handlebar mustache.
What is Yosemite?
This astrological sign, known by its image of balanced scales, is said to represent civil justice.
What is the Libra?
The City of Springfield is considered the largest city in the Western Region of this particular state. It is also home of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
What is Massachusetts?
Who is Ry?
This famous company, having continuously operated since 1837, is one of the largest widespread producers of hygiene and consumer products throughout the world. Their last names __________ & __________ are also respective synonyms for administering an academic test and risk taking.
What is Proctor & Gamble?
This national park, like the four-corner state in which it resides, has four letters in its name.
What is Zion?
Statistically, this month is considered the coldest month, by climate, in the Northereastern U.S.
What is January?
This West-Central City of Springfield resides in a state who vowel-to-consonant ratio is 3-to-1.
What is Ohio?
This WWII General who would later after serve two consecutive terms as POTUS was most commonly known by his childhood nickname of _______.
Who was "Ike"?
Headquartered in New Brunswick, NJ, this pharmaceutical giant is perhaps redundantly known by is partnership and title, _________ & _________.
What is Johnson & Johnson?
This U.S. national park, much unexplored, will swallow you whole with its myriad predators, dangerous natural habitat, and disease.
What is the Everglades?
Climate wise, the analog to the coldest month in "Months for $400" can be found in the Southern Hemisphere. This month is __________.
What is July?