Origin Stories
Bond actors by Villain Scheme
Degrees
Know Your Meme
How Tall is this person?
100
This company got its start in 2007 as Justin.tv when its founder started streaming his life 24/7
Twitch
100
In one of his most iconic performances as Bond, this actor foils a plan to irradiate all the gold in Fort Knox with a dirty bomb, which would increase the villain's own gold holdings and cause economic chaos.
Sean Connery
100
Sometimes known as a "superficial" burn, this results in red skin without any blistering.
First degree burn
100
Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
100
Bart
6'3"
200
This basketball team's nickname comes from when they were based in Minnesota, which allegedly has 10,000 of them.
L.A. Lakers
200
In this actor's debut, he foils a terrorist financier's plan to short the stock of an airline, then squares off against him in a game of high-stakes poker. The bad guy's tell is that he cries blood.
Daniel Craig - Casino Royale
200
This is usually offered as a two-year program (in Canada and the U.S.) and is undertaken after graduating the first time.
Master's Degree
200
Glee
200
Jennifer
Yep!
300
Although this Japanese company became a household name in the 1980s for something different, it was originally founded in 1889 as a playing card company.
Nintendo
300
In this actor's final outing as Bond, a British billionaire develops a sunlight-focusing satellite which he says will solve famine by providing year-round sunlight. But it turns out he was actually a North Korean general who underwent DNA replacement therapy to pass as a British billionaire and use the satellite to destroy all the mines in the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea so North Korea can invade, I guess.
Pierce Brosnan - Die Another Day
300
This boy band was founded by Jeff Timmons, Nick Lachey, Drew Lachey, and Justin Jeffre. Their 2000 album "Revelation" sold over 2 million copies worldwide and included the song "Give Me Just One Night"
98 Degrees
300
I Think You Should Leave
300
Max
You got it
400
Introduced in 1912, this snack was an imitation of Hydrox, which it quickly overtook to become the most popular of its kind.
Oreo
400
In one of this actor's last outings as Bond, an enterprising industrialist hopes to detonate explosives along the San Andreas Fault, flooding Silicon Valley and allowing him to corner the market for Computer Chips. He later falls to his death off the Golden Gate bridge
Roger Moore - A View To A Kill
400
This 1993 film, named for the idea that people are connected via a small-ish number of "friends of friends", included Will Smith's feature film breakout role.
Six Degrees of Separation
400
The Onion
400
Gina
Yep!
500
This popular soft drink was first introduced in 1893 as "Brad's Drink" before rebranding 5 years later as an indigestion aid.
Pepsi
500
In this actor's sole adventure as 007, he infiltrates a fake allergy-recovery mountain retreat in Switzerland where 12 women from around the world are being secretly brainwashed to distribute bacterial warfare agents without their knowledge. This villain later kills Bond's wife (!) on the way to their honeymoon.
George Lazenby - On Her Majesty's Secret Service
500
These invisible geographical lines are all (roughly) 69 miles (111 km) apart.
Degrees of Latitude
500
Predator
500
Matt
6'1"