Don’t forget to join Season 247. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Roman History Which Thracian gladiator led the largest slave uprising against the Roman Republic between 73 and 71 BCE after escaping from a gladiator school in Capua? His rebellion became known as the Third Servile War and saw several Roman armies defeated before his eventual death in southern Italy. Day 2: Category: Board Games Which traditional four-player game, origi

Don’t forget to join Season 246. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Ancient Civilizations Which ancient institution in Ptolemaic Egypt became the most famous center of scholarship in the Mediterranean world, attracting thinkers such as Eratosthenes and Euclid? Its legendary destruction has become a symbol of catastrophic cultural loss, though historians debate when and how its decline actually occurred. Day 2: Category: Literature Origi

Don’t forget to join Season 245. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Design Which ubiquitous sans-serif typeface, famously used in New York City Subway signage and countless corporate logos, takes its name from the pre-Roman Celtic tribe that once inhabited Switzerland? Released in 1957, it became a defining example of the International Typographic Style and remains central to modern graphic design. Day 2: Category: Landmarks Modeled afte

Don’t forget to join Season 244. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Chronology The following events all took place in which year? The container ship Ever Given blocked the Suez Canal, Squid Game became Netflix’s most-watched series, the Tokyo Olympics opened in a near-empty stadium, NASA landed Perseverance on Mars, and El Salvador adopted Bitcoin as legal tender. Day 2: Category: TV-shows Which fictional TV character lived in Beacon Hil

Don’t forget to join Season 243. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Board Games Which strategy board game, originally developed in the Netherlands and later popularized by Milton Bradley, pits two armies of concealed ranks against each other in a battlefield of hidden information? Featuring pieces such as the Marshal, Miner, Spy, and Bomb, it takes its name from the Greek word for “leader of an army.” Day 2: Category: Physics Which physi

Don’t forget to join Season 242. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Pop Culture Originating in the New Orleans bounce music scene of the late 1980s, this dance involves rapid, rhythmic thrusting of the hips while in a low, squatting stance. After exploding into mainstream viral culture, which specific term for this movement was officially added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2013? Day 2: Category: Economy Which term describes the pe

Don’t forget to join Season 241. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Songs Written for the 1973 Western Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, this song's brief lyrics feature a dying narrator asking to discard his badge and put his guns in the ground. Originally a melancholic acoustic track by Bob Dylan, which song was later transformed into a global stadium anthem by Guns N' Roses? Day 2: Category: Athletics What is the name of the annual serie

Last Call !!! Don’t forget to join Season 240. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Film Starring Omar Sharif as a physician-poet caught in the turmoil of the Russian Revolution, which 1965 epic was directed by David Lean? Based on Boris Pasternak’s banned novel, the film won five Oscars and is immortalized by Maurice Jarre’s haunting Lara’s Theme. Day 2: Category: Ancient Civilizations Which ancient city-state, founded by Phoenician set

Last Call !!! Don’t forget to join Season 239. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Novels Which satirical novel set in a World War II bomber squadron follows a protagonist trying to escape combat by pleading insanity, only to be deemed sane for wanting to avoid danger? Published in 1961 and written by Joseph Heller, it introduced a now-famous term for a no-win paradox caused by circular reasoning. Day 2: Category: Mountains and Volcanoe

Don’t forget to join Season 238. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: American Politics Which Austrian-born politician served as the 38th Governor of California from 2003 to 2011, winning office during a rare gubernatorial recall election? Though politically unaffiliated for most of his life, he ran as a Republican and became known for moderate policies on climate change and fiscal reform. Day 2: Category: Landmarks Which Roman Catholic ba

Don’t forget to join Season 237. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1:Category: Popstars Which entertainer, known for her decades-spanning career, won an Oscar for playing a widowed Italian-American in Moonstruck, topped charts with hits like “Believe,” and first rose to fame in a 1960s musical duo with her then-husband? She’s widely recognized for her distinctive contralto voice, bold fashion, and singular status as a pop culture icon. Day 2: Catego

Don’t forget to join Season 236. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Actors and Actresses Which American actress delivered the line “I am having all these fantasies about some man I have never even met... who lives in Seattle!”, played the character Sally Albright in a 1989 romantic comedy, and also appeared in the 2003 thriller In the Cut? Day 2: Category: Linguistics Which adjective describes something that happens or is awarded after a

Don’t forget to join Season 235. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Landmarks Connecting Moscow to Vladivostok across nearly 9,300 kilometers, which railway line — begun under Tsar Alexander III in 1891 — remains the longest continuous railway in the world, serving as a vital economic and cultural link across the vast Russian landscape? Day 2: Category: Linguistics Which Latin phrase, meaning “through my fault,” is traditionally used to

Don’t forget to join Season 234. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Music Lyrics Which artist wrote these lines: “I am the worst thing since Elvis Presley to do Black music so selfishly / He’s grown, he’s no father, he goes home and barely knows his own daughter / School flunky, pill junkie, but look at the accolades these skills brung me / Oh, where's Mama? She's takin' a little nap in the trunk / I just found out my mom does more dope

Don’t forget to join Season 233. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: The American Civil War Which brief speech was delivered by Abraham Lincoln in 1863 at the dedication of a cemetery on a major Civil War battlefield, redefining the war as a struggle for a “new birth of freedom”? Though just over two minutes long, it became one of the most quoted speeches in American history. Day 2: Category: Mathematics Which ancient Greek thinker is bes

Don’t forget to join Season 231. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Film Which 1994 film directed...

Don’t forget to join Season 230. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Countries Which Southeast...

Don’t forget to join Season 229. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Mathematics What is the name...

Don’t forget to join Season 228. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: TV-shows Which American...

Don’t forget to join Season 227. The first three questions made by Henrik Mølgaard are: Day 1: Category: Companies and Corporations...