Nerdy Trivia: September 30, 2025

Chewing gum was the unofficial currency of elementary school, where kids would trade flavors like tiny Wall Street brokers and having a pack of Hubba Bubba made you temporarily rich. Teachers developed a sixth sense for spotting the telltale jaw movements from across the classroom, knowing that somewhere a sticky pink disaster was brewing.

Jessica Fletcher made amateur sleuthing look as effortless as whipping up a blueberry pie in her cozy kitchen. For all twelve seasons of "Murder, She Wrote," Angela Lansbury's mystery writer character solved murders while living in the most picturesque small town you've ever seen on television. What is the name of the fictional town Jessica Fletcher called home in "Murder, She Wrote"?

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43 years ago TODAY, we got to go where everyone knew our name when “Cheers” premiered on NBC in 1982! Every week for 11 seasons, we joined Sam, Carla, and Norm (among others) at the bar to relax, have fun, and escape. Later seasons introduced us to Cliff, Woody and Rebecca. And of course, we met Frasier before he got his own show. Although ranking near last in viewership in its first season, the show went on to become a ratings and cultural juggernaut. Its finale in 1993 was the most-watched TV episode of any show in the '90s. Do you remember the name of the street "Cheers" was on?

Batman's rogues gallery is packed with weirdos, from a guy who's way too into riddles to a dude whose entire personality is "birds." But none of them quite compare to the queen of green herself, Poison Ivy. Seductive and deadly, she stands out as one of the Dark Knight's most complex foes. When did this botanical baddie first sprout up in Batman comics?

Check out more celeb birthdays in today's birthday post!