How Well Do You Know American Culture 2

traditionally, "must see TV" was on what night on NBC?

What spicy Louisiana-based condiment is found on the table of many diners and breakfast restaurants?

On what public holiday would you be most likely to get a good deal on a mattress advertised by an actor playing Abraham Lincoln?

On Memorial Day weekend, what would you likely be paying attention to if you are in Indianapolis?

At that event, the rowdy infield spectator area is called what?

The Webster Dictionary word entries "meh" and "do'h" come from what long running American television show?

While television and radio stations east of the Mississippi have call letters that start with a "W," stations west of the Mississippi start with what letter?

A radio show hosted by D.J.s calling themselves "the Zoo Crew" or "the Dog House" would mostly likely air at what time of day?

People who have donated to NPR would likely have what item to take shopping at their local farmers' market?

"Yada yada yada," "master of his domain," and "the card says 'moops'" are all memes that originated from what television show?

Garfield loves lasagne, but hates what?

Bluegrass is most closely associated with which state?

That state is also famous for what unique type of shop, with The Copper Still being the first of its kind in the U.S.?

Henry Weinhard's is famous for making what?

What fast food chain east of the Mississippi is famous for square sliders called "gut bombs?"

Those gut bombs are served in what?

Al Roker is most famous for keeping Americans informed about what?

New York's Thanksgiving Day parade is produced by what company?

The Rose Bowl is played in what city?

The floats at the corresponding parade are covered entirely in what?

College basketball finals are colloquially known as what?

Krewe du Vieux are most closely associated with what celebration?

What colorful sweet with prizes baked inside are associated with that same celebration?

What Sunday evening news show has been informing Americans for more than fifty years?

traditionally, back when television channels signed off for a few hours every night, what would they usually end their broadcast with?