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Downloadable Trivia Cards Want to host your own trivia night for your friends and family, with all the best nostalgic throwbacks from the 2000s? Brookside Chocolate has made it simple! Follow the steps below to host your own trivia night, either through Kahoot! or your favourite video conferencing platform. #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Option One: Kahoot! 1. Download Kahoot! 2. Register and create your own Kahoot! game here 3. Load our suggested Brookside Chocolate Nights of Nostalgia trivia questions and answers into your new Kahoot! game 4. Invite your friends and family to join in and play at home Option Two: Video Conference 1. Select your favourite video conferencing platform (ie. Zoom, Skype, Google Hangouts, Houseparty, etc.) 2. Option to play either in teams or individually 3. Assign a host to call o questions to the group 4. All participants create and mark their own answer cards. Host to call out answers after each question and showcase the answer card on the screen. Time each question to encourage no cheating! #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE ROUND ONE #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 1: Friends Which band is behind the show’s highly recognizable theme song, “I’ll Be There For You?” #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: The Rembrandts #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 2: Fresh Prince of Bel Air How many seasons of “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” were there? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Six #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 3: Seinfeld In Season 8 of Seinfeld, which skill do we discover that Elaine is not really great at? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Dancing #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 4: The Simpsons On The Simpsons, who shot Mr Burns? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Maggie #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 5: Fresh Prince of Bel Air On Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, what was the butler’s name? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Georey #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 6: Family Matters Who played Steve Urkel in the sitcom Family Matters? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Jaleel White #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 7: Full House On Full House, what was the name of Uncle Jesse’s band? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Jesse and the Rippers #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 8 Queen Latifah starred in & sang the theme song for which popular show? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Living Single #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 9: Saved By The Bell On Saved By The Bell, What did Zack always say when the show froze, so he could stop to analyze? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Time out #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 10: Home Improvement On Home Improvement, What is the name of Tim and Al’s DIY cable show? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Tool Time #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE ROUND TWO #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 11: Friends On Friends, what does Phoebe legally get her name changed to? Hint: 4 words #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Princess Consuela Banana Hammock #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 12: Frasier On Frasier, which character is infatuated with Daphne throughout the majority of the series? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Niles Crane #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 13: Fresh Prince of Bel Air On Fresh Prince, what’s the name of Will’s best friend? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Jazz #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 14: Sister Sister What were the names of the twin co-stars in Sister Sister? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Tia and Tamera Mowry #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 15: Will & Grace Which two mega stars made a surprise appearance on Will & Grace? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Madonna and Britney Spears #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 16: Home Improvement On Home Improvement, what are the names of the three boys? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Mark Taylor, Randy Taylor, and Bradley Taylor #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 17: Dinosaurs What was the main catchphrase of the baby dinosaur in the series Dinosaurs? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Not the mama! #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 18: Friends On Friends, what are the names of Monica and Ross’ parents? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Jack and Judy #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 19: The Nanny Which actress played the Nanny in the hit TV series of the same name? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Fran Drescher #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 20: Roseanne What was the name of the restaurant that Roseanne opened on the show, Roseanne? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: The Lunchbox #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE ROUND THREE #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 21: Seinfeld On Seinfeld, which character did show creator Larry David model after himself? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: George Costanza #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 22: Frasier On which popular 1980s sitcom was Kelsey Grammar featured prior to starring in Frasier? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Cheers #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 23: Friends On the Friends episode, "The One with the Embryos" the girls lose the apartment in a trivia game. What name appears on the TV Guide they steal every week from Chandler Bing? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Chanandelar Bong #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 24: Boy Meets World What was the first name of Cory Matthews’ love interest in Boy Meets World? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Topanga #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 25: The Simpsons On The Simpsons, what are the names of Marge's sisters? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Patty and Selma #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 26: Married With Children What was the name of the dog on Married With Children? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Buck #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 27: Full House In which California city did Full House take place? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: San Francisco #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 28: Martin On Martin starring Martin Lawrence, the actor played the main character, Martin, and the role of his sassy female neighbour. What was her name? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Shenehneh #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 29: Family Matters What was the name of Steve Urkel’s alter ego on Family Matters? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Stefan Urquelle #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 30: Seinfeld What was Kramer’s first name on Seinfeld? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Cosmo #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE TIE BREAKER #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 31: Friends On Friends, what was the name of Ross' pet monkey? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Marcel #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 32: Boy Meets World In real life, what is the name of Ben Savage’s older brother, who starred in The Wonder Years and also guest starred once on Boy Meets World? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Fred Savage #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Question 33: Seinfeld On Seinfeld, What was the name of the coee shop where the four characters convene in almost every episode? #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE Answer: Monk’s Cafe #BROOKSIDEDARKCHOCOLATE.
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