Nerdy Trivia: April 2, 2026

Opening a brown paper bag at lunch and finding a peanut butter and jelly sandwich was simple, but still felt like hitting the jackpot. If your mom cut it on the diagonal, it meant she was in a good mood, and if she wrote your name on the bag in marker, you were practically lunch table royalty.

The night disco officially died, the number one song in America was a barely-disguised ode to something that was definitely not a phone call. "Ring My Bell" topped the Hot 100, the UK charts, and pretty much every disco chart in existence in 1979. Who recorded it?

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48 years ago TODAY, oil money, backstabbing, and one very smug cowboy hat rode into primetime when "Dallas" premiered on CBS in 1978

What started as a five-part miniseries about the wealthy, feuding Ewing family quickly turned Southfork into appointment television, with Bobby and Pam’s marriage pulling the Barnes-Ewing war into the living room and Larry Hagman’s J.R. Ewing evolving into TV’s gold standard for rich-guy villainy.

Who shot J.R.?

Author Arthur Conan Doyle needed an address for Sherlock Holmes, his literary character and soon-to-be world's greatest detective. Victorian London had no shortage of street names to choose from, but one stuck out and to this day fans still flock by the thousands to snap photos at this iconic spot. What address did people visit when they needed the assistance of the great Sherlock Holmes?

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