This Canadian has hosted "Jeopardy!" since 1984.

It's Elaine's last name.

Clint Eastwood directed and starred alongside Hilary Swank in this 2004 Best Picture winner.

He's killed more than 300 bad guys over the course of his first three movies.

Napoleon: "Stay home and eat all the ____, Kip."

She's the host of the U.S. versions of both "The Chase" and "Mastermind."

One of Kramer's two close friends who never appear on screen.

He's the most recent recipient of the Best Actor award.

These two major New York City landmarks get blown up by the alien mothership in "Independence Day."

Kip: "We both know I'm training to become a ____ _____."

Prior to his historic run on "Jeopardy," record-setter James Holzhauer worked in this profession.

In "The Finale," Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer are sentenced to this length of time in jail for violating the Good Samaritan Law.

Prior to 1999, the Academy Awards were held on this day of the week instead of Sunday?

Bruce Willis portrays this "Die Hard" protagonist.

Uncle Rico: "Well do you know it backwards and ____?"

"The $100,000 Pyramid" originated with this dollar amount as the top prize in the early 1970s.

Kramer has trouble sleeping after a bright red billboard from this restaurant gets installed across the street from his apartment.

This 1927 silent film was the first Best Picture winner.

This actor has played James Bond in seven films, a record.

Napoleon: "_____, you fat lard, come get some dinner."

The rigging of this Jack Barry-hosted game show in the 1950s served as the central subject of the 1994 film "Quiz Show."

In "The Bizzaro Jerry," Jerry refers to this diner as the "Bizarro coffee shop."

This was the first James Bond movie to win an Oscar; it won for Best Sound Effects.

This robot was the villain in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day."

Uncle Rico: "Back in '82, I used to be able to throw a pigskin _____."