Don't play this game if you don't want the endings to great mysteries given away! But if you've already read all the good ones, come on in! (*WARNING - SPOILERS*)

They were the pre-eminent British blues band of the Sixties, and the pioneers of what would become heavy metal. A tribute to one of the most influential bands ever.

The Ruths, Gehrigs, DiMaggios, and Mantles get all the glory, but you don't build the greatest dynasty in sport without great pitchers too!

When you listen to a recording by your favorite classic rock band, are you really hearing the band? Or are you hearing hired session men playing the instruments? Don't be too sure until you've played this quiz!

You're all old pros at this, by now- just identify the artist who sang the lyrics being quoted in questions 1 through 9. Then, guess the word found in all 9 of those questions.

Nobody's ever portrayed working class life in North Dublin as hilariously (or as accurately) as Roddy Doyle.

Somehow, the performer who first plays a role on Broadway defines the role forever.

What's in a name? Plenty, for a musician!

Gregory McDonald's "Fletch" was such a great character, even Chevy Chase couldn't mess him up! Seriously, see how well you know the funniest investigative journalist in literature.

Answer nine trivia questions, then figure out how they relate. Sounds easy, but is it? (Sports fans will have an edge here.)

First we test your knowledge, then we test your ability to see the Big Picture. Answer nine questions on a wide range of topics, and then figure out the job title that all nine answers are pointing you to. Good luck!

First, answer 9 questions on a variety of subjects. Then, figure out what the answers have in common. They should lead you to a well known book/movie.

Criminals, beware! There's an 80 year old detective on your tail!

Rock Lyrics Mystery Word (Props to MiamiSammy): identify the artist who recorded the song with the given lyrics; when you're finished, try to figure out the word that links them all.

Errol Flynn made a guest appearance on "Your Show of Shows", back when young Mel Brooks was one of their writers. That inspired one of the funniest movies of the 1980s: "My Favorite Year", produced by Mel Brooks and directed by Richard Benjamin.

Nothing fancy, just another test of your knowledge of classic rock lyrics. Identify the artist(s) who sang the lyrics to 9 songs, then figure out the word common to all 9 lyric samples.

You know the drill- answer nine questions, then figure out where all the correct answers are pointing you. If you're lucky and good, you'll come up with the name of a famous fictional character.

A little respect for the master of self-deprecation.

Answer nine questions of varying difficulty. If you get them right, the answers should point you to the title of a popular TV series.

First, we test your ability to recognize lyrics from 9 classic rock tunes. Then, we test your powers of observation: can you spot the one word all snippets have in common?

Answer 9 questions of varying difficulty, then figure out what the answers have in common. The bond is in the field of entertainment.

Answer nine questions, then figure out the TV show that connects all the answers!

I provide a few lines from nine well-known rock and roll songs. You figure out who sang those lyrics, and then you tell me the word that appears in all nine samples.

What ever happened to Ken Shapiro, anyway? No matter - even if his only legacy is the bizarre 1974 cult comedy "The Groove Tube", he's still given us some great laughs! (Every so often, theaters will still run it at midnight.)

You know how the game is played: answer 9 questions successfully, then figure out where the answers should be leading you. Today, they'll be leading you to a world-famous celebrity.

As always, I'll give you snippets of lyrics from 9 classic rock songs. Identify as many of the songs and artists as possible, while trying to guess the word that's found in all of them.

Answer 9 trivia questions, on a variety of subjects. If you get them all right, you should be able to figure out a movie I'm thinking of right now.

My latest game in the mold of MiamiSammy. First, figure out who performed the song I'm quoting, and then figure out what word the songs I'm quoting have in common.

First, answer nine questions on assorted topics- then, if you've gotten the answers right, a famous group of people should come to your mind!