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Back in November of 1981, 30 million Americans turned on the TV to see who get married?
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Which of these is NOT a nickname for one of the ghosts in the Pac-Man video game?
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The 1989 Michael Moore documentary "Roger & Me" focused on troubles facing which city that was also his birthplace?
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Which one of these songs is not from Michael Jackson's legendary "Thriller" album?
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What candy did E.T. eat in "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial?"
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In a 1988 concert in East Berlin, this musician told the crowd "I've come to play rock 'n' roll for you in the hope that one day all the barriers will be torn down" in German.
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What were Cabbage Patch Kids originally called?
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Which one of these films did NOT win an Academy Award for Best Picture?
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What candy did Ronald Reagan famously give out to White House visitors?
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Where did Mount St. Helens famously blow it's top on May 18th of 1980?
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Who shot J.R. in the TV show "Dallas?"
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Which type of car was the time machine in "Back to the Future?"
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Which video game system was released in the 80's and changed the gaming world forever?
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What is the subtitle of "Star Wars Episode V (1980)?"
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The original Rubik's Cube had six colors: white, red, blue, yellow, green, and what?
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What was the first video ever played on MTV?
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What was the name of David Hasselhoff's indestructible car in "Knight Rider?"
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What does VHS stand for?
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Which painter took his style mainstream and taught millions of viewers how to enjoy painting starting in 1983?
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What year does Marty McFly get sent back to in "Back to the Future?"
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What fast food chain used to ask "Where's the beef!?"
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Who did Mario save?
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What color was Slimer in "Ghostbusters?"
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What band did "GNR" stand for?
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Which sitcom starred kids named Theo, Vanessa, and Rudy?
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