Trivia Night Recap July 1st, 2026 – Star Trek, The Smurfs, X-Men, Name that TV Show
Wednesday night at Time Rift Arcade turned into a full-on nerd gauntlet, and our trivia crowd showed up ready. We ran four rounds packed with deep cuts: Star Trek, The Smurfs, X-Men, and Name that TV Show. Some teams cruised through the cartoons and got humbled by the starships. Others knew every mutant on screen […]
Trivia Night Recap (Jun 24th, 2026) – Pokémon, Terminator, The Simpsons, 1990s Trivia
Wednesday night packed the house for another Trivia Night at Time Rift Arcade (hosted by The 8-Bit Guy), and this one was a nostalgia minefield. Four rounds, eighty questions, and a whole lot of confident wrong answers. We ran the table through Pokémon, Terminator, The Simpsons, and a Name That Video Game round that exposed […]
Trivia Night Recap (Jun 17th, 2026) – Harry Potter, Men in Black, The Big Bang Theory, 1990s Trivia
Another Wednesday, another packed house at Time Rift Arcade for Trivia Night. This week we threw four wildly different categories at the room: Harry Potter, Men in Black, The Big Bang Theory, and a deep dive into the 1990s. Wizards, aliens, physicists, and free AOL discs all in one night. The scoreboard took a beating […]
Trivia Night Recap (Jun 10th, 2026) – Friends, Rick and Morty, Spaceballs, Name that Movie
Another Wednesday, another packed house at Time Rift for Trivia Night. This week we bounced from the coffee shops of Manhattan to the far reaches of the Spaceball galaxy, with a detour through interdimensional cable along the way. Friends, Rick & Morty, Spaceballs, and our weekly Name That Movie finale gave every team a shot […]
Trivia Night Recap (Jun 3rd, 2026) – The Office, Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, Name tha TV Show
Wednesday night at Time Rift was another packed round of trivia, and this week’s lineup covered a lot of ground. Four categories, twenty questions each, and plenty of friendly arguments over technicalities. We started in Scranton with The Office, marched to Mount Doom with Lord of the Rings, set sail with Pirates of the Caribbean, […]
Trivia Night Recap (May 27th, 2026) – Saturday Morning Cartoons, The Simpsons, Doctor Who, 1980s Trivia
Wednesday night at Time Rift packed the house for another round of trivia, and this one was a full-on trip through pop culture history. Four categories, twenty questions each, and a whole lot of yelling answers across the floor. We covered the longest-running family in television with The Simpsons, traveled through time and space with […]
Trivia Night Recap (May 20th, 2026) – Marvel Universe, Ghostbusters, Austin Powers, Name that Movie
Another Wednesday night, another full house of trivia warriors throwing elbows over comic book canon and movie quotes. This week’s lineup leaned hard into pop culture: capes and cowls in DC Universe, shagadelic chaos in Austin Powers, proton packs and Twinkies in Ghostbusters, and a closing round of Name That Movie that ran from 1927 […]
Trivia Night Recap (May 13th, 2026) – Marvel Universe, The Matrix, Back to the Future, Name that TV Show
Another Wednesday night, another packed house at Time Rift Arcade for Trivia Night. This week’s lineup leaned heavy into pop culture nostalgia, with rounds covering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, The Matrix trilogy, Back to the Future, and a Name That TV Show section that spanned everything from 1959 to 2017. Some teams cleaned up on […]
Trivia Night Recap (May 6th, 2026) – Star Wars, Breaking Bad, True Lies, Name that Video Game
Wednesday night at Time Rift Arcade meant another packed trivia floor, four rounds, and zero mercy. This week’s lineup took teams from a galaxy far, far away to the streets of Albuquerque, then dropped them into Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Harrier jet before turning loose on four decades of video game history. Star Wars, Breaking Bad, True […]
Trivia Night Recap (Apr 29th, 2026) – The Walking Dead, Lost, Star Trek, Name that TV Show
Another packed Wednesday night at Time Rift Arcade, and this one was a journey across galaxies, islands, apocalypses, and decades of television history. Four sections, eighty questions, and a crowd that came ready to argue about Klingon afterlife customs and what the Lost finale actually meant. Whether you were chasing the top spot or just […]
