Fiction TV Towns and Cities
Home of a famous tire yard fire this memorable TV town is where the Simpsons live
SPRINGFIELD
An elephant's trunk contains roughly 40000 of these more than you have in your whole body
MUSCLES
If your high-flying idea turns out to be a dud it lands with this sound that rhymes with dud
THUD
Traditional number of piano keys or mph needed for time travel in Back to the Future
EIGHTY-EIGHT
Digging up redstone can help power all sorts of projects in this video game that also features creepers
MINECRAFT
On this show the title character slayed them, she really slayed them, in Sunnydale California
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER
A song from Annie Get Your Gun says "Got no mansion got no ____ still I'm happy with what I've got"
YACHT
Hearing this hyphenated sound of tiny feet means you have kids in the house or mice
PITTER-PATTER
This hyphenated aural term can describe a very harsh type of scream
EAR-PIERCING
In a 1976 Clive Cussler book Dirk Pitt attempts to Raise this doomed liner to get the rare element byzanium
THE TITANIC
Ron Swanson leads the Parks and Recreations department for this town.
PAWNEE
Title for a Russian empress like Nicholas II's Alexandra
CZARINA
After a few hours in the hot sun I'm ready to drink a cold beverage this way; also an engine sound
CHUG
Presidents may invoke this 2-word right to withhold information from Congress & the courts
EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE
The mythical silvery metal called mithril was created by this author
J.R.R. TOLKIEN
The Log Lady & the late Laura Palmer were residents of this fictional Pacific Northwest community
TWIN PEAKS
A moral compass
A CONSCIENCE
Hey! It's a 6-letter bray from Mr. Ed
WHINNY
2-word term for the state's legal ability to take private property for public use
EMINENT DOMAIN
Marvel Movie metals: Wolverine's claws are adamantium & Captain America's shield is made of this Wakandan metal
VIBRANIUM
This small coastal town in England is the setting for an intense murder investigation over the death of a young local boy, Danny.
Broadchurch
The Latin for to declare is the origin of this legal term for a formal accusation
INDICT(MENT)
A large male kangaroo goes by this resounding name
A BOOMER
What's called photographic memory may actually be this type of imagery: the ability to describe an image no longer present
EIDETIC
"The Core" & "Avatar" both use this term for their unpossible material
UNOBTAINIUM