Originally named "Mickey Mouse Park", which amusement park made its debut in Anaheim, California?

This movie, featuring 5 high school students in a Saturday detention, grossed over $50 million and is known as director John Hughes most memorable work.

In what year did laboratory professionals come together to form the official ASCP BOC?

What type of car is the time machine?

"Great Scott!"

Ray Kroc founded which fast food chain; today's largest in the world with over 39,000 locations in about 100 countries?

This president signed on for his 2nd term in 1985.

In 1928, Sir Alexander Fleming accidentally discovered this antibiotic while working with a Staphylococcus aureus culture.

Who gets a pile of manure dumped on them in all 3 movies?

"Chicken? Nobody calls me chicken."

Which popular letter board game made its debut?

Which popular gaming console launched in the United States, changing videogaming forever?

First Louis Pasteur, then later, Heinrich Schnitger were the main creators of this essential laboratory tool.

What was the name of Doc Brown's dog in 1985?

"Woah this is heavy."

In 1955, RCA Victor purchased this man's contract from Sun Records. He would, in the next year go on to release his first major album "Heartbreak Hotel".

September 1, 1985, Dr. Robert Ballard discovered the wreckage of what 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada?

In October 1985, PCR was used to analyze sickle cell anemia, in its first clinical application. What does PCR stand for?

In what town does "Back to the Future" take place?

"Why don't you make like a tree and get outta here?"

A vaccine created by Jonas Salk was deemed safe and highly effective against which disease?

Created by Bill Watterson, which popular comic strip made its debut in 1985?

The first ELISA (enzyme-linked immunoassay) test was approved by the FDA on March 2, 1985 to help diagnose this disease

What Song Did Marty And His Band Play For The Dance Auditions?

"Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads."