Nerdy Trivia: July 12, 2025

Trying to draw anything on one of those little red screens always started with hope and ended with some wobbly staircase pretending to be a dog. Still, somehow, everyone who picked one up instantly believed they were an artist in the making. Bonus points if you ever managed to finish a project before getting bored and shaking it to start over.

Game shows in the 1970s were absolutely everywhere, and producers were constantly trying to find the next big hit that would get families gathering around their TV sets every weeknight. When Mark Goodson and Bill Todman created "Family Feud" in 1976, they needed someone who could handle the chaos of getting two families to guess the most popular survey answers while keeping the energy high and the banter flowing. Who was the original host of "Family Feud"?

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"Small Wonder" remains one of the strangest family sitcoms ever made – a show where a robotics engineer decided the logical next step wasn't selling his breakthrough to NASA, but sending it to elementary school in a pinafore dress. In "Small Wonder," how did the robot daughter Vicki get her name?

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