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Movies, Music and TV Trivia Questions
Screen, sound and the big franchises. 10 topics, 536 questions, each with the answer and a one-line reason.
Entertainment rounds are the great equaliser: the person who knows nothing about history will still know which studio made a film or who sang a song. The sets here cover film, music and television in general, then narrow to three franchises with enough shared knowledge to carry a round on their own. Questions ask about titles, years, creators and plot facts. They never quote lyrics or lines, never describe a still, and never lean on a box-office figure, because those either belong to someone else or stop being true.
Topics in movies, music and tv
Movie Trivia
Directors, quotes, Oscars and the films everyone claims to have seen.
Music Trivia
Bands, instruments, chart records and the songs everyone knows.
TV Trivia
Sitcoms, dramas, settings and characters from decades of television.
Disney Trivia
Animated features, release years, characters, song titles and studio history.
Harry Potter Trivia
Seven books and eight films: houses, spells, characters, places and plot facts.
Marvel Trivia
Comics history, heroes and villains, creators, film release order and casting.
Star Wars Trivia
Nine Skywalker films: the cast, the directors, the planets and the Sith.
Lord of the Rings Trivia
Tolkien's books and Peter Jackson's films: the Fellowship, the places, the changes.
Friends Trivia
Ten seasons of Central Perk: the six, their jobs, weddings and guest stars.
The Office Trivia
Nine seasons at Dunder Mifflin Scranton: staff, bosses, pranks and paper.
Pick a difficulty
Every topic has an easy, medium and hard round. Easy suits families and first-timers, hard is for the table that keeps winning.
Frequently asked questions
Why no song lyrics in the music questions?
Lyrics are copyrighted text. The questions ask about artists, years, albums and chart history instead, which tests the same memory without reproducing anyone's work.
Are the franchise sets based on the books or the films?
Both where they agree. Where a film changed a detail, the question says which version it means or avoids the point entirely.
Is there a decades round for music and film?
Yes, under Decades. The 70s to 2000s sets mix music, film and TV from each decade rather than splitting them.