Nerdy Trivia: December 13, 2025

Car engines got measured in horsepower back when comparing your vehicle to actual horses made sense, but now a Toyota Camry has 200 horsepower and I refuse to picture 200 horses under the hood. That's not a car anymore, that's a stampede with air conditioning and Bluetooth.

"The Dick Van Dyke Show" was one of the smartest sitcoms of the 1960s, following comedy writer Rob Petrie through his work life and home life. Dick Van Dyke could trip over an ottoman and make it look like ballet, but the show needed more than just his physical comedy to work. Rob needed a wife who could hold her own, someone with comedic timing sharp enough to match his pratfalls. Who played Laura Petrie on "The Dick Van Dyke Show"?

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40 years ago TODAY, we all filed into a creepy New England mansion to find out who did it, with what, and in which room when “Clue” hit theaters in 1985!

The movie brought the board game to life with Tim Curry’s breakneck butler, Madeline Kahn, Christopher Lloyd, Michael McKean, Eileen Brennan, Martin Mull, and Lesley Ann Warren all racing through secret passages, accusations, and bodies hitting the floor. Based on the Hasbro game and originally released with three different endings that theaters rotated, it barely made its budget back at the box office but slowly turned into a full-on cult classic on VHS and cable, with fans still arguing over which ending is the “real” one. Do you remember which guest first entered the mansion?

Pac-Man fever gripped the world in 1980, turning perfectly normal humans into ghost-dodging, pellet-chomping machines. Players dumped entire pockets of quarters into their local arcades, chasing high scores and digital glory... until they discovered their yellow friend had a complete meltdown at a certain point. What level sends the dot-munching hero into total electronic chaos?

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