Trivia Night Recap July 15th, 2026 – Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney Movies, Family Guy, 1980s Trivia
The teams packed in, the buzzers were hot, and Wednesday night at Time Rift Arcade turned into a full-on battle of pop culture brains. This week we ran four rounds built to test everybody: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Disney Movies, Family Guy, and 1980s Trivia. Superheroes, animated classics, Quahog chaos, and a heavy dose of retro nostalgia all in one night. Some tables ran the table, others got humbled fast. Read on and see how many you would have nailed from your own seat.
Marvel Cinematic Universe Trivia Recap
Marvel Cinematic Universe kicked things off and separated the casual viewers from the die-hards immediately. This round dug into the whole saga, from Asgard bloodlines and Infinity Stone showdowns to the Guardians of the Galaxy crew and the newer Thunderbolts lineup. If you only watched the big movies once, you felt the pressure. The tables that binged every post-credits scene walked away smiling.
Q1: Which marvel series introduced the Time Variance Authority?
A1: Loki
Q2: In Deadpool and Wolverine, when Deadpool finds Wolverine, what is left of him?
A2: Skeleton
Q3: Out of all of Odin’s children, who is the only blonde?
A3: Thor
Q4: Which major character is half frost giant?
A4: Loki
Q5: When Steve rogers is done being captain america, who does he give his shield to?
A5: Falcon / Sam
Q6: Bucky Barnes has one artificial body part. What is it?
A6: Arm
Q7: Who attempts to steal Wanda Maximoff’s powers?
A7: Agnes
Q8: Who says this line “The hardest choices require the strongest will”?
A8: Thanos
Q9: How does Doctor strange originally damage his hands?
A9: Car accident
Q10: Who is Spider-Man’s contact with The Avengers?
A10: Happy
Q11: Exactly how much life does Thanos intend to destroy?
A11: Half of all life
Q12: Which character uses the infinity gauntlet to bring back those who Thanos has killed?
A12: Bruce Banner, The Hulk
Q13: In the Guardians of the Galaxy, who turns out to be Mantis’s half brother?
A13: Starlord / Peter
Q14: Peter listens to a selection of music given to him by his mom. What media format is it on?
A14: Cassette tape
Q15: Who says the line “I’m Mary Poppins y’all”?
A15: Yondu
Q16: Wakanda’s source of technology comes from what precious material?
A16: Vibranium
Q17: When mantis reads emotion and says “you feel love.” Who is she saying the love is directed to?
A17: Gamora
Q18: Of all of the Thunderbolts, which one is the most powerful?
A18: Century / Bob
Q19: What kind of animal is Rocket?
A19: Raccoon
Q20: Which character controls a drone arrow with a whistling sound?
A20: Yondu
Disney Movies Trivia Recap
Disney Movies brought the whole animated vault into play, spanning decades of classics from the hand-drawn era all the way to Pixar. Princesses, villains, talking animals, and a few loveable robots all made appearances. This round rewarded the folks who grew up glued to these films and never forgot the details. It looked easy on the surface, but a couple of questions tripped up even the confident tables.
Q1: In the 1973 version of Robin Hood, what sort of animals are Robin Hood and Main Marian?
A1: Fox
Q2: What is the name of the friendly snowman that Elsa brings to life in Frozen?
A2: Olaf
Q3: Which 1988 Disney movie is widely considered the first feature film to mix real life footage with cartoon animation?
A3: Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Q4: In the 1989 film the Little Mermaid, what does Ariel sacrifice in order to be made human?
A4: Her voice
Q5: What does Sebastian the crab want Eric to do to Ariel in The Little Mermaid
A5: Kiss her
Q6: In the movie “Cinderella”, what does the fairy godmother turn into a carriage to take Cinderella to the ball?
A6: A pumpkin (and the horses were mice)
Q7: What cooking implement does Rapunzel use to defend herself from Flynn Rider when he sneaks into her tower?
A7: A frying pan
Q8: What loveable trash robot helps save the world in a movie that bears his name?
A8: WALL-E
Q9: What does Woody from Toy Story have in his boot?
A9: A snake
Q10: Which Disney princess is based on a real historical figure?
A10: Pocahontas
Q11: What fictional city has the tagline “Where anyone can be anything”?
A11: Zootopia
Q12: In the Toy Story series, what is the name of the human boy who owns all the toys?
A12: Andy
Q13: What 2 colors did the fairies in the movie Sleeping Beauty fight over for her cake and dress?
A13: Blue and Pink
Q14: Who is the disgraced brother of Mufasa and main vilan of The Lion King?
A14: Scar
Q15: In Inside Out, what emotion is the leader in Riley’s mind?
A15: Joy
Q16: In 101 Dalmatians, what item of clothing did Cruella DeVille want to use the puppies for?
A16: A fur coat
Q17: In Finding Nemo, what species of Fish are Nemo and his father Marlin?
A17: Clownfish
Q18: What big squishy white inflatable robot loves to give lollipops and warm hugs?
A18: Baymax
Q19: In the Incredibles, what was the name of the character that could produce ice?
A19: Frozone
Q20: In The Emperor’s New Groove, what animal does Kuzco turn into?
A20: Llama
Family Guy Trivia Recap
Family Guy turned up the chaos and let Quahog do the talking. This round covered the whole Griffin universe and the cast of characters surrounding them, from catchphrases to careers to the local hangouts. Longtime fans of the show had a real edge here. If your team could quote the show on command, this was your moment to shine.
Q1: What is the name of the local TV news anchor in Quahog?
A1: Tom Tucker
Q2: Which actor voices both Peter Griffin and Stewie Griffin?
A2: Seth McFarlane
Q3: Which character loves cats and owns one named James and Buttercup?
A3: Quagmire
Q4: Brian the dog was originally adopted from a center in what state?
A4: Texas
Q5: Mort Goldman is a friend of Peter, what does he do for a living?
A5: Pharmacist
Q6: What is the name of the school’s principal?
A6: Principal Shepherd (John Shepherd)
Q7: What beer does Peter frequently drink?
A7: Pawtucket Patriot Ale
Q8: Which character is known for entering scenes by saying “Giggity”?
A8: Quagmire
Q9: Which character frequently says “No… no…” when refusing to do something?
A9: Consuela / the maid
Q10: Which character is obsessed with world domination and killing his mother?
A10: Stewie
Q11: Which character is often the voice of reason among Peter’s group of friends?
A11: Cleveland Brown
Q12: Which character frequently appears depressed and desperate for acceptance from her family?
A12: Meg Griffin
Q13: What kind of car does Brian drive?
A13: Toyota Prius
Q14: Which character is known for frequently breaking into musical numbers and show tunes?
A14: Stewie (maybe Peter)
Q15: Who often says, “Victory shall be mine!”?
A15: Stewie
Q16: Who is known for saying, “Bring me a clean pair of shorts!”?
A16: Herbert
Q17: Which character lives in a wheelchair after being shot while on duty as a police officer?
A17: Joe Swanson
Q18: Which character repeatedly insists that there is an evil monkey living in his closet?
A18: Chris Griffin
Q19: What is the name of the bar where Peter and his friends usually hang out?
A19: The Drunken Clam
Q20: Which celebrity served as mayor of Quahog while voicing himself on the show?
A20: Adam West
1980s Trivia Recap
1980s Trivia closed out the night with a straight shot of nostalgia for anyone who lived it. This round covered the toys, tech, snacks, and pop culture that defined the decade. Cereal box surprises, cassette-era hacks, and iconic ad slogans all made the cut. The older tables loved it, and the younger teams learned exactly how their parents survived before the internet.
Q1: Cereal boxes of the 1980s typically contained something besides cereal in the box, what was it?
A1: Toy
Q2: Which of the following cereal brands didn’t actually exist? A) Smurfberry Crunch B) Nintendo Cereal System C) Mr T. Cereal D) Neon Knights Crunch
A2: D) Neon Knights Crunch
Q3: What portable music player became a huge fad in the 1980s, allowing people to listen to cassette tapes on the go?
A3: Sony Walkman
Q4: Which video rental chain became synonymous with renting movies during the late 1980s and 1990s?
A4: Blockbuster
Q5: What toy pet dogs, released in 1985, were advertised as “The little pet you can feed and care for”?
A5: Pound Puppies
Q6: While VHS became the dominant video format of the 1980s, what was its primary competitor at first?
A6: Betamax
Q7: What candy mascot was known for the slogan “Melts in your mouth, not in your hands”?
A7: M&Ms
Q8: What popular fashion accessory consisted of colorful silicone bands worn on the wrist?
A8: Jelly Bracelets
Q9: Which 1980s sitcom featured the Huxtable family?
A9: The Cosby Show
Q10: What home computer company used the advertising slogan “Power Without the Price”?
A10: Commodore
Q11: What toy’s slogan was “More than meets the eye”?
A11: Transformers
Q12: What type of small stickers or trading cards were commonly collected and traded by children, often featuring gross and disgusting artwork?
A12: Garbage Pail Kids
Q13: What was the name of the educational toy consisting of a red plastic frame and colored pegs used to create illuminated pictures?
A13: Lite Brite
Q14: Which children’s dolls were famous for their yarn hair and adoption certificates?
A14: Cabbage Patch Kids
Q15: Printers in the 1980s typically used a continuous feed of paper with little holes along the edges to feed it through the printer, rather than individual sheets. What was this type of paper feed system called?
A15: Tractor Feed
Q16: What was the name of the popular children’s electronic toy that taught spelling and math through electronic speech and featured a membrane keyboard?
A16: Speak and Spell
Q17: If you wanted to prevent a cassette tape from being over-written by accident, what did you need to break off of the cassette?
A17: Write protect tab
Q18: What was most commonly used for book covers for school text books other than the official book covers?
A18: Grocery bags
Q19: What was a common device used to wind a cassette tape in a pinch?
A19: Bic pen or pencil
Q20: What were kids most excited about on saturday mornings, besides not having to go to school?
A20: Cartoons
Do you have what it takes to conquer Trivia Night?
Huge thanks to every team that came out and battled it out this week. Whether you dominated all four rounds or just came for the drinks, the games, and the good time, you make Trivia Night what it is. Time Rift Arcade hosts Trivia Night every Wednesday at 6:30 PM in Bedford, TX. Grab your smartest friends, claim a table, and come prove you have got what it takes. We will see you next Wednesday.y. All that’s missing is you!
