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"Beetle Bailey" is an American comic strip, created by Mort Walker, that started in 1950. How well do you know the laziest private at Camp Swampy?

Can you match the filming location of these ten TV shows and movies to the ten images associated with each location? A few of the images are iconic items associated with the location which may be more recognizable than actual landmarks. Good luck!

A quiz on everyone's favorite fictional hand: Thing, the faithful servant/pet/friend of the Addams Family.

At Cat's Theme Park Consulting, we get some customers who have a lot of money, but no idea what they should actually put in a theme park. Let's listen in on one of these calls and see if you'd fit our team: Can you fit the ride types to the text?

Snoopy, the Beagle, was a bit like Walter Mitty: with a lot of Imagination. Choose wisely, or the beagle scouts won't sell you any cookies. Only the comic stories from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s are used as sources.

8th in this series: These are TV shows and movies that have the same title but are NOT related--not prequels or sequels or based on the same story. There may be some elements they share aside from the title, such as genre or general location.

Books, music, TV shows and movies are sometimes titled with a question but can you answer those titular questions? Take this quiz and find out.

This is quiz of classic pro wrestling superstars. Fasten your seat belts!

Theme parks don't have unlimited space, so at some points rides get redone. Either they receive a new theme, they're rebuilt from the ground or replaced entirely. Here are 10 rides from Europe and the US in their current shape, but what was there before?

Nothing may signify the holiday season more than Christmas movies and TV shows. In this quiz, identify which movies or TV episodes take place on Christmas. The deceptive and incorrect answers, simply put, do not. Good luck!

Name some characters from television shows and movies. Some of these are real characters.

It's no secret I love roller coasters of all kind. But my true love is wooden coasters. So, can you help me and tell me which of these I need to ride? I have not included any hybrid coasters (steel track on wooden supports) - all pure wood or steel!

These are TV shows and movies that have the same title but are NOT related. They're not prequels or sequels or based on the same story. That's not to say there aren't some elements they share aside from the title, such as genre or general location.

The Walt Disney World Resort is one of the most famous international vacation destinations. In this quiz, we're looking at hotels. Order these ten unique accommodations by their opening dates from the 1970s to the 2020s. Good luck!

These are TV shows and movies that have the same title but are NOT related. They're not prequels or sequels or based on the same story. That's not to say there aren't some elements they share aside from the title, such as genre or general location.

This quiz is about the August 28, 2003 episode of WWE "Smackdown!", which took place at the Haskins Center in El Paso, TX and followed the "Summerslam" 2003 Pay Per View. Good luck!

Many of the technologies we now embrace in our daily lives were once just the stuff of fiction. Find these ten that appeared in a practical form in literature, television and the movies long before they appeared in real life.

The first run of "X-Men" began in 1963 and ran for 66 issues-- what do you know about this original team and their exploits?

The Mutant Massacre was an epic crossover in Marve's mutant titles ("X-Men", "X-Factor", and "New Mutants"), as well as several other books, in 1986-- with far-reaching implications. See what you know about this major event from Marvel's Iron Age.

This 54-part (not including holiday specials) series is set in the recent here-and-now and covers the adventures of Esther, Suzie and Daisy as they navigate their way through university life at Sheffield Uni. Ready to go?

These are more title characters with four letters in each name. Each character name is also the title of the movie or TV series featuring that character. Match the description with the character.

Sometimes characters from different movies or TV shows have the same first name or nickname. Match the name with the pair of stories in which they appear.

A quiz for those who want to show off their G.L.A. knowledge!

Continuing on with the Halloween celebration, a quiz on the oldest member of the Addams (or sometimes Frump) Family: Grandmama.

From 1955 to 1975 NBC Radio aired the "Monitor" program on weekends. A magazine format of news, interviews, comedy, and music hosted by NBC celebrities, "Monitor" was designed to make radio lively and interesting in the television era.

Try and figure out the names of these entertainers after they've been fused together.

"Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?" was an "imaginary story" published in two parts intended as a grand finale for the Silver Age version of Superman. This quiz concerns Part 2, published in "Action Comics" #583 in September 1986.

Every team needs an arch-nemesis and the Harlem Globetrotters are no different. See how well you know the Washington Generals.

Trivia about people in fiction who have names that are also U.S. states.

All the moments where Lois discovers Clark is Superman. Can you match the quote with the TV show, comic or movie?