"Sight on Sound" was an interactive TV channel that became MTV; its sister channel "Pinwheel" became what other network?
Forty-four years after its first appearance, toy aisles still sell green slime licensed by what Paramount brand?
The ill-advised films "Harriet the Spy" and "Good Burger" heralded the end of the golden age of what cable channel?
Named for a treasure chest inside (long story), the Pyx Chamber is pretty much the only remaining 11th-century bit of what edifice?
Busy year! In 1100 CE, William the Conqueror's son Henry I was both crowned and married in what building?
Being west (but really southwest) of St. Paul's Cathedral is the origin of the name of what Buckingham-adjacent church?
In 1927, Austrian businessman Eduard Haas III started marketing a smoking-cessation candy that went by what very brief name?
Continuing the smoking theme, in the late '40s Haas developed a Zippo-like spring-loaded dispenser for what mint brand?
In the U.S., Santa Claus was one of the first three (of several thousand) character dispensers for what now-fruity candy pellets?
Bruno Rossi led the team that did the RaLa experiments - short for radioactive laudanum - as part of what government program?
The football field moved, so now a statue marks the UChicago spot that saw the first big success of what geographically-named program?
Even farther from downtown NYC is Los Alamos, the New Mexico town where Oppenheimer developed the bomb as part of what project?
Set in 1911, Clive Cussler's "The Cutthroat" imagines an American sojourn by what notorious criminal?
Between crime thrillers, a Patricia Cornwell book suggested that painter Walter Sickert was the true identity of what serial killer?
Based on a graphic novel, "From Hell" stars a not-British Johnny Depp as the lead investigator of what Victorian London menace?