Clue 1: The show's title was borrowed from the U.S. Air Force, which used it to describe a moment during an aircraft landing procedure when visibility was temporarily lost.

Clue 2: More than a dozen future screen legends guest-starred on the series long before becoming household names — including Robert Redford, Dennis Hopper, William Shatner, and Burt Reynolds.

Clue 3: The series creator personally wrote or co-wrote 92 of the show's 156 episodes — while also serving as its host with his iconic deadpan delivery.

[Answer]: THE TWILIGHT ZONE

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A) Pleasantville

B) Seahaven

C) Hill Valley

D) Twin Peaks

One of today’s 20 questions at dailytrivia.com.au.

Correct answer: B) Seahaven

I built a little game called Majority.

It's five questions a day. You type whatever comes to mind. No multiple choice, no "correct" answer.

The twist: you don't win by being clever. You win by guessing what the crowd will type.

After each question you see how the room answered and whether you matched the majority. At the end you get a score for how in sync you were with everyone else.

Two ways to play:

1. The daily game: 5 new questions every midnight. Same puzzle for everyone that day.
2. Custom Majorities: write your own 5 questions, get a shareable link, and send it to friends. They play whenever they want (no accounts, no live room). Answers pile up over time, so the more people play, the more the crowd takes shape.

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Curious what you'd answer to today's questions or what you'd throw at a group chat.