While my first English Lit. quiz covered a thousand years, this one will focus on the 39 year period between 1798 and 1837 and the great works of the Age of Romanticism.

The 1995 made-for-TV movie "Hiroshima" gives a compelling account of the days leading up to the dropping of the atomic bomb on Japan during World War II.

How do things get their names? Many are named after their inventors or creators, like "Westinghouse" and "Kellogg". This quiz is about some less well known people and things.

After a successful first show, Matt and Danny were forced to contend with a focus group that gave the network input about controversial sketches.

Probably best known as the bothersome Ned Ryerson in the 1993 film "Groundhog Day", this much in demand character actor has been in scores of TV and film roles.

This quiz is custom-made for all who remember playing triva in their dorm rooms, back in the 'dark ages', before game boards, dice or question cards.

Most Americans know that Francis Scott Key's inspriation for the "Star Spangle Banner" was the battle at Ft. McHenry. How about the creative inspiration of other favorites?

A superhero, some talkative pilgrims and a legendary king. How about a thousand years of English Literature in ten questions? This quiz highlights three early Anglo-Saxon and Medieval English writings from 449 to 1485.

There are only a few well known actors in the cast of "Deadwood". This quiz will give three movies or television shows and ask you to match the "Deadwood" character that appeared in them.

From "Dragnet" to "I Love Lucy" to "Gilligan's Island" and hosting "Saturday Night Live" three months before his death, we have all seen Strother Martin's face in scores of great movies. How well do you remember this fine character actor?

To celebrate my 100th quiz, I have compiled ten of my favorite questions from movies and television. It shouldn't be too tough for veteran trivia buffs.

Ruth, DiMaggio, Mantle. Legendary Yankees, but only the aging and ailing Mantle was on the 1966 roster, as the Bronx Bombers finished dead last in the AL.

What a difference a year can make. The 1964 Yankees lost a close World Series 4-3 to the Cards. The 1965 team finished sixth in the AL. These are my personal top five reasons for the fall.

A quiz for true trivia connoisseurs, or gluttons for punishment. Enjoy.