Eleanor Abbott was recovering from polio when she invented what game that uses a deck of colorful cards to move pieces around the board?
The characters Queen Frostine, Gramma Nutt, and Gloppy have appeared in various iterations of what Milton Bradley property?
Sweetness! The Lollipop Woods and the Molasses Swamp are both locations in what board game land?
Taught manners by "Old Lady," what children's book character married Celeste and fends off an invasion from Lord Rataxes?
Jean and Laurent de Brunhoff wrote stories about what animal king who exercises everyday before his morning croissant?
What bedtime story pachyderm typically dresses in a smart green suit, red bowtie, and a yellow crown or bowler hat?
The Mexican dish chiles en nogada is traditionally topped with the red seeds of what sweet fruit?
The word "grenade" comes from the French name for what fruit?
Hence the name of that juice, the "Wonderful" is the most widely grown variety of what seedy, seedy fruit?
Wrestling the demi-god bandit Periphetes was one of the Six Labors of what mythical Greek hero who's definitely not Herakles?
If you keep replacing a boat's parts with new ones, at what point is it not the same boat? That's a famous philosophical problem called the Ship of WHO?
Not to be confused with Perseus or Odysseus, what other "eus" is best known for slaying the minotaur?
The rarest of the four species of echidna is named after what British naturalist?
Considered the first nature documentary series, "Zoo Quest" was hosted by what broadcaster who turned 100 in May?
Brother of that "Jurassic Park" actor, "Planet Earth" and the "Life" series were both narrated by Sir David WHO?