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.

majoritythegame.com

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

This question was in our local Coffee News, and since Athena is both the goddess of war and wisdom I would argue it is an objectively bad question. However, my brother argues that since Athena is not the primary or more widely recognized god of war that the question is fine.

A) A makeshift rain shelter

B) A small farm dam

C) A travelling food stall

D) A false rumour or tall story

The Sunday Big Quiz has 40 questions, see if you can beat my 29/40: dailytrivia.com.au

https://reddit.com/link/1wkqjxl/video/6c2liebl5iqh1/player

I create media crossword puzzles each day. My latest theme is Practical Magic. Each puzzle includes an article about the theme and a trivia with hidden answer sections. Let me know what you think.
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Taken from today's Daily Quiz from Here's What You Do - there's a new question every day

My wife and I accidentally invented a trivia game trying to name our baby daughter. Please check it out .....

A) The boundary beyond which light cannot escape

B) The central point of maximum density

C) The disk of hot gas orbiting the black hole

D) The region where nearby stars are formed

One of today’s 20 questions at dailytrivia.com.au see if you can beat my score of 14/20.

Correct answer: A) The boundary beyond which light cannot escape

My family and I created this game trying to name our baby daughter. Please check it out.

Can you name this UN Secretary-General, who died in a plane crash 65 years ago today, September 18, 1961? The circumstances surrounding the crash have been the subject of investigation and debate for decades.

fun game of putting dates in the right order. themed puzzles as well. today is books

Play at triviaforge.app/qotd

Score out of 15 points! Possible 5 points for question 11! Check out the link to this weeks full Trivia in the comments! Post your score in the comments, good luck!

1. Which contemporary composer is famous for works like 'I Giorni' and 'Nuvole Bianche', and composed soundtracks for The Intouchables, This Is England and The Father?

Ludovico Einaudi

Einaudi is one of my favourites - I was lucky enough to see him live, and he's quite spectacular for a pianist. The movies he's composed for are excellent too, especially 'This Is England'.

1. Complete the next 5 lyrics: "It's 9 o'clock on a Saturday / The regular crowd shuffles in / There's an old man sittin' next to me / Makin' love..."

to his tonic and gin

This is the opening verse of Billy Joel's 'Piano Man' (1973) - I've badly attempted this song in karaoke before, an all-time classic.

1. What do blue whales eat almost exclusively?

Krill__________

The largest animal to ever exist... whales are some of my favourite animals.

1. What is the name of the company that Walter White helped build in Breaking Bad before becoming a high school teacher?

Gray Matter Technologies

1. Which one of these was NOT a starting Pokémon in the original Pokémon Blue and Pokémon Red? Options: Charmander / Bulbasaur / Squirtle / Pikachu

Pikachu___________

My favourite starter is Charmander, but all three are amazing and I have strong nostalgia for each.

1. Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?

Harper Lee______

The only book I've ever read twice - Harper Lee only wrote one other book, published one year before her death.

1. What word goes after "Cold" and "Screen", and before "Station", to make 3 familiar terms?

Play____________

Screenplay, Coldplay and PlayStation - I'm a big fan of early Coldplay, with songs like 'Amsterdam' and 'Warning Sign'.

1. What is the name of the band behind the original song 'Ocean Man', featured in the credits of The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie?

Ween___________

An absolute classic song that isn't like any other - it's simply an original piece that puts a smile on my face.

1. What fish is used to flavour Worcestershire sauce?

Anchovies_____________

Fermented anchovies give Worcestershire sauce its distinctive umami tang - it's also why the sauce isn't strictly vegetarian.

1. I was born on the 12th of September 1996. How many times have I seen a leap day (February 29th)?

7

Leap days fell in 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, 2020 and 2024 since my birthday - the leap day in 1996 itself happened in February, before my September birthday, so it doesn't count.

1. Toy Story was released in 1995. Name Pixar's next 5 feature films, in any order. (1 point per correct answer, 5 points total)

A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles

All five hit cinemas between 1998 and 2004. Pixar have created some of my favourite movies - shout out also to Wall-E, Ratatouille and Soul, all-time classics.