What single letter was the name of John Cleese's character in "The World Is Not Enough"?
What's the first of the 5 free letters you get spotted in the "Wheel of Fortune" bonus puzzle?
In 1968, the crime drama "The Split" became the first movie to get what rating that usually applies to crime dramas?
You'll wind up in Zermatt or Breuil-Cervinia, depending on the direction, if you tumble down from the top of what mountain?
In July 1865, different parties summitted from the Swiss AND Italian sides of what Toblerone-wrapper mountain that hadn't been conquered before?
An O.G. Disneyland rollercoaster is named for what Alp that anagrams to HORNET TRAM?
In 1919, Roy Allen started selling the drink that would become what brand now owned by Keurig Dr Pepper?
What if I told you that the next year, he partnered with a guy named Frank Wright?
... and they weren't very creative root-beer namers?
A Washington U. study once found that kids nurtured by their parents show more growth in what brain part important to learning, memory and stress response?
With the Greek for "horse" right there in it, the seahorse genus shares what name with a part of your brain?
If you still recall when that big river mammal barged onto the quad, you can thank what brain area that bridges short and long-term memory?
In T.H. White's "The Ill-Made Knight," who fought Sir Meliagrance over the honor of the queen?
Robert Goulet in "Camelot," and Hank Azaria in "Spamalot": Both played what legendary figure?
What if I told you that his name also ends in "-lot"?