She was the first female justice to sit on the supreme court.

This Bond choice received backlash from fans based on the casting choice's hair color.

A jumper refers to this in the U.K.

This man tragically lost his life in a 1999 plane crash.

Sarah Michelle Gellar played the eponymous character in this T.V. show about the occult.

He was the first supreme court chief justice.

This film marked the first of the James Bond films.

This track and field event consists of sprinting down a track before taking three hops.

This junior won an academy award for his role in Jerry Maguire.

This word is both a film franchise and a mathematical term, constituting "a rectangular array or table of numbers, symbols, or expressions, arranged in rows and columns."

As chief justice, this man upheld the principle of judicial review.

This man wrote the original James Bond spy novels.

This man holds the record for most made shots in the NBA.

This junior won NASCAR's most popular driver award from 2003-2017.

The original Star Trek ship went by this name.

This justice delivered an infamous opinion in Dred Scott v. Sanford, declaring Black Americans were not citizens and invalidating the Missouri Compromise.

This man made his Bond debut in the film GoldenEye.

This man set the long jump record in 1935, which stood for 25 years.

This "Rat Pack" member garnered acclaim for his contributions in music, film, and theater.

Disney acquired this space adventure-focused film studio in 2012 for $4 billion dollars.

This justice wrote the opinion that rendered US segregation unconstitutional.

This actor is the only Bond to appear in just one of the series' entries.

This NBA player holds the record for highest three pt jump shot percentage.

This junior has sold 30 million records as a recording artist and starred in NBC's Will & Grace.

LOTR's Gollum was known by this name before finding the ring.