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MILK 2: What is pasteurization? 4: What is Vitamin D? 6: What is Nestle's Quik? (I believe it's called NesQuik now, but it's been decades since I was in the target demographic.) 8: What are mammary glands? 10: What is macchiato? PEN NAMES 3: Who is George Orwell? 6: Who is George Eliot? 9: Who is L...

STRANGER THINGS 2: Who are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde? 4: What is a quark? 6: What is Alabama? 8: What is Should I Stay Or Should I Go? 10: What is Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat? BODY TALK 3: What is kneejerk? 6: What are backstroke and breaststroke? 9: What is a leg to stand on? 12: Wh...

Out of curiosity, what's the Jeff Richmond/kinescope reference? I'm guessing that someone filmed a game off the TV monitor, but I'm sure I'm missing something here . . . Jeff posts here and in looking for some of his games from 1988 there were jokes about his having played so long ago the games may...

Out of curiosity, what's the Jeff Richmond/kinescope reference? I'm guessing that someone filmed a game off the TV monitor, but I'm sure I'm missing something here . . . Jeff posts here and in looking for some of his games from 1988 there were jokes about his having played so long ago the games may...

goatman wrote:A few plays of questioned authorship, including Pericles, Prince of Tyre (only titular place name not in Great Britain) and two lost plays, notably the homorous sequel "Love's Labour's Won" do not appear in the Folio.

Verona, Venice, and Athens are in Great Britain?

IronNeck wrote:Props to SwanShadow for taking that $30,000 question with good humor.

To me, it's an awful question and a fine example of how to eliminate an excellent trivia mind from the game.

Aw... thanks! I'm not sure that I merit the "excellent" tag, but I'm grateful for the props.

Michael: It was great to see a J!-champ from the 1980s getting a game show appearance decades later. If this is your definition of "great," you may enjoy the December 15 show as well. (They're not advertising it as such, but apparently it's "Old Jeopardy! Warhorses of the 1980s" month on Millionair...

Michael: It was great to see a J!-champ from the 1980s getting a game show appearance decades later. And this time there was no fan vote needed as hurdle just to get to play. I was impressed with your skill of looking over the choices for the first five questions and giving them consideration witho...

I have it on pretty decent authority that someone slightly familiar to old-school J! fans might be making a Millionaire appearance on Monday, 12/5.

Just in case you wanted to tune in special.

CLASSIC TV 2: What is the Minnow? 4: What is The Beverly Hillbillies? 6: Who is Maude? 8: Who is Marcus Welby, MD? 10: What is Alias Smith and Jones? SOUTH AMERICAN HISTORY 3: Who is Maduro? 6: What was the [CLAM] War? 9: What is macrame? (It couldn't be that easy, could it?) 12: What is the Treaty...

WIKIPEDIA'S "LIST OF COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS" 2: What is a fan? 4: What is "ten foot pole"? 6: What is "Ich bin ein Berliner"? 8: What is the Battle of Puebla? 10: Who are the O'Learys? WORLD LITERATURE 3: What is CLAM? 6: Who is Omar Khayyam? 9: What is Nigeria? 12: What is CLAM? 15: Who is CLAM?

I'm in with the In Crowd --
I go where the In Crowd goes.
I'm in with the In Crowd --
And I know what the In Crowd knows.

PROTESTANTISM 2: What is Southern Baptist? 4: What is sola scriptura? 6: What is megachurch? 8: What is the Episcopal Church? 10: What is [CLAM]? A WINNER IS YOU 3: What is USA Today? 6: What is Freakonomics? 9: What is [CLAM]? (Because I don't believe "Sons of Ed McMahon" is an actual thing.) 12: ...