2000s TV & The Office
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The Ultimate 2000s Sitcom & The Office Pub Quiz
10 rounds of peak nostalgia covering Scranton, Pawnee, MacLaren's Pub, and Sacred Heart Hospital.
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In season 4 of "The Office," Michael Scott accidentally runs over which employee with his car in the Dunder Mifflin parking lot?
💡 Explanation:
Michael hits Meredith with his Chrysler Sebring in the "Fun Run" episode. While she suffers a cracked pelvis, the hospital trip leads to the discovery that she had rabies—which Michael claims saved her life.
On "Parks and Recreation," what is the name of Pawnee's beloved miniature horse who has an honorary degree from Notre Dame?
💡 Explanation:
Li'l Sebastian is a local legend in Pawnee. Despite Ron and Leslie's absolute obsession with him, Ben Wyatt remains confused about the hype for the entire series.
In "How I Met Your Mother," what color is the iconic french horn that Ted steals for Robin in the pilot episode?
💡 Explanation:
Ted steals the blue french horn from the restaurant Carmichael's on their first date. It becomes the defining symbol of their relationship throughout all nine seasons.
In "The Office" episode "Dinner Party," what is the name of Jan Levinson's home-based candle company?
💡 Explanation:
Jan tries to force the guests to invest $10,000 in "Serenity by Jan." The awkward night culminates in Jan throwing a Dundie award through Michael's plasma TV.
On "Scrubs," what nickname does the Janitor call J.D. ever since a penny got stuck in the hospital door in episode one?
💡 Explanation:
While Dr. Cox famously calls J.D. "Newbie" (and various female names), Carla gives him the nickname "Bambi" because he stumbles around like a newborn deer.
In "Arrested Development," where is there "always money" according to Bluth family patriarch George Bluth Sr.?
💡 Explanation:
George Sr. repeatedly tells Michael "There's always money in the banana stand!" Michael takes it metaphorically and burns it down, only to realize $250,000 in cash was physically lined inside the walls.
In "30 Rock," what is the name of the fictional sketch comedy show produced by Liz Lemon on NBC?
💡 Explanation:
The show was originally called "The Girlie Show" before network executive Jack Donaghy forces Liz to rename it "TGS with Tracy Jordan" after hiring the unpredictable movie star.
What song do Jim and Pam request as their wedding processional on the boat in Niagara Falls during "The Office"?
💡 Explanation:
While the rest of the office hijacked their church entrance with Chris Brown's "Forever" (mimicking the viral YouTube wedding video), Jim and Pam got secretly married on the Maid of the Mist boat.
In "Community," what subject is former lawyer Jeff Winger forced to study after his law degree is revoked?
💡 Explanation:
Jeff joins Greendale Community College to get a legitimate degree and creates a fake Spanish study group to flirt with Britta, forming the central study group.
In "The Office," what pseudonym does Michael Scott write on the screenplay for his action movie "Threat Level Midnight"?
💡 Explanation:
Michael plays secret agent Michael Scarn in his long-gestating movie, while Jim plays his arch-nemesis Goldenface and Dwight plays his sidekick Samuel L. Chang.
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