Non-Potent Potables
Before and After
Where in the World?
The Olympics
Game Shows!
"Ham" it up!
400
This popular children's drink is an example of a virgin cocktail, consisting of ginger ale, a splash of grenadine, and topped with a Maraschino cherry.
What is a Shirley Temple?
400
Commonly installed in churches, these instruments use pressurized air to produce sound. This is a procedure used when multi-tissue structures fail in organisms and are replaced.
What is a Pipe Organ Transplant?
400
St. Basil's Cathedral, pictured below, is considered a cultural symbol of it's country, this is the capital city that it is located in.
What is Moscow?
400
These are the two sports that make up a biathlon, of which Germany has the most medals.
What are Cross Country Skiing and Rifle Shooting?
400
The original American host of this game show passed away in July 2020, the prize payout was featured in it's name.
What is Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
400
This Canadian city is home to the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum & Webster's Falls.
What is Hamilton?
800
This chilly bear looks cool and represents this refreshing beverage, popular at theme parks.
What is an Icee?
800
Kung Fu, Judo, and Kickboxing are all examples of this. This is an activity involving decorative design and handicraft.
What are Martial Arts & Crafts?
800
This holy ground is both it's own sovereign entity and capital city.
What is the Vatican City?
800
The WCF is the acronym for the governing body of this Winter Olympic sport.
What is Curling?
800
This popular game show is recognized by it's rule in which contestants must get as close as they can to the target without going over.
What is the Price is Right?
800
Promoting popular and invaluable products such as the Slap-Chop and the Schticky, this was the product that brought Vince Offer his claim to fame.
What is the ShamWow!?
1200
You can add alcohol to anything, like they did with the Arnold Palmer, which was originally a non-alcoholic beverage consisting of these two drinks.
What are Lemonade & Iced Tea?
1200
This musically inclined idiom refers to someone being in tip-top shape. This Tony-award winning musical highlights the difficulties of remaining Jewish in Russia.
What is Fit as a Fiddler on the Roof?
1200
The Tower Bridge is mistakenly called [this] Bridge by tourists, which is not the correct name, but accurate, as this is the city that it is located in.
What is London?
1200
The Summer Olympics hosts the two sports with the most medals, Athletics is first with 48, and this is the second, with 33.
What is Swimming?
1200
In this musical game show, contestants don't have to sing it well, they just have to sing it right.
What is Don't Forget the Lyrics?
1200
A portable toilet meant for nocturnal use, before the popularization of indoor plumbing and flush toilets, you could see these being emptied onto the street.
What is a Chamber Pot?
1600
While classified as both a drink and a dessert, this is the name for a scoop of gelato or ice cream drowned with a shot of espresso.
What is Affogato?
1600
This is a relatively inaccurate phrase supposedly to have been said by Marie Antoinette. This term refers to a largely one-sided contest with a clear victor.
What is Let Them Eat Cakewalk?
1600
This magnificent view shows Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado mountain overlooking this capital city in which it's located.
What is Rio de Janeiro?
1600
Of the few athletes that have competed and medalled in the Summer and Winter Olympics, this is the only Canadian one.
Who is Clara Hughes?
1600
In this show that originally aired in 1962, contestants try to come up with the same answers to fill-in-the-blank questions as the celebrity guests.
What is the Match Game?
1600
This was the name of the river that housed "The Great Stink", in which English parliament had to close due to all the sewage flowing through it.
What is the River Thames?
2000
This powdered drink mix was originally developed in Switzerland, and is meant to be added to milk to give it a rich, malted flavour (also available in chocolate).
What is Ovaltine or Horlicks?
2000
This classic play features the zany agent of change, Puck. This is a handmade hoop, with a woven net or web on the inside, originating from the First Nations people.
What is A Midsummer Night's Dream Catcher?
2000
This Ottoman-era building is called the Hagia Sophia, both functional, and a massive tourist attraction is located in this European city.
What is Istanbul?
2000
While a handful of sports are making their Olympic debut in the Tokyo Olympics, this team sport is making a return, since being removed after the 2008 Olympic Games.
What is Baseball & Softball?
2000
Monty Hall (who lends his name to the Monty Hall problem) was one of the creators of this game show, currently hosted by Wayne Brady.
What is Let's Make a Deal?
2000
He was the second president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, founded Salt Lake City, and helped found the University of Utah, and his titular BYU.
Who is Brigham Young?