[who]

# Name the founding member of Duran Duran who produced Kajagoogoo's first album.
# What was Chris Hamill's stage name?
# Axl Rose was an anagram for what phrase?
# Which eighties album, that sold 20 million plus copies, featured Vincent Price?
# Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.?
# Who sang the theme song to the "Breakfast Club"?
# What were the B-52's named after? (Hint, it's not a plane)
# Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym?
# Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group?
# After The Fire made "Der Kommissar" popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally?
# What show was "Whatcha talkin' 'bout Willis?" a standard catch phrase?
# Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox's career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager?
# Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in?
# Complete this phrase: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get ..." (three words)
# Which eighties sitcom featured Tom Hanks in drag on a regular basis?
# Name the sitcom that featured John Hirsch, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza and Danny Devito.
# David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show?
# What does ALF stand for?
# Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character name was also the title of the show?
# Which eighties cartoon ended with the phrase: "And knowing is half the battle?"
# Who got slimmed first in Ghostbusters?
# Which eighties movie features a DJ named Adrian Cronauer?
# Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor?
# What cult-fav eighties movie features John Lithgow from another dimension?
# Which movie is the line "Snakes, I hate snakes" from?
# Which city was Axel Foley a cop in?
# John McClane was fighting terrorists in a skyrise in which eighties movie?
# Complete this quote: "I feel the need... the need for " (one word).
# Who inspired the geek in Breakfast Club to use the name the Breakfast Club to sign his letter at the end of the film (also read at the beginning of the film)?
# In "Sixteen Candles", what did the geek need to get to prove he had sex (which he got from Molly Ringwald)?
# Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial?
# If the left ear is the right ear, what's the right ear?
# Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?
# What to manufacture made the must have toy, Cabbage Patch Kids?
# Which Olympics did the US boycott?
# What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed?
# Was Ollie North ever found guilty?
# Which character of the "Bloom County" comic strip ran for president even though he was dead at the time?
# What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well?
# What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect?

[SanDog]

# Name the founding member of Duran Duran who produced Kajagoogoo's first album.
# What was Chris Hamill's stage name?
# Axl Rose was an anagram for what phrase?
# Which eighties album, that sold 20 million plus copies, featured Vincent Price? thriller
# Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.? Walk this way
# Who sang the theme song to the "Breakfast Club"? simple minds
# What were the B-52's named after? (Hint, it's not a plane) Hairdo
# Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym?
# Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group? Pretenders
# After The Fire made "Der Kommissar" popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally? After the Fire
# What show was "Whatcha talkin' 'bout Willis?" a standard catch phrase? Different strokes
# Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox's career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager? Family Ties
# Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in? Miami
# Complete this phrase: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get ..." (three words)
# Which eighties sitcom featured Tom Hanks in drag on a regular basis? Bosom Buddies
# Name the sitcom that featured John Hirsch, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza and Danny Devito. Taxi
# David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show? Knight Rider
# What does ALF stand for? Alien Life Form
# Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character name was also the title of the show? Punky Brewster
# Which eighties cartoon ended with the phrase: "And knowing is half the battle?"
# Who got slimmed first in Ghostbusters?
# Which eighties movie features a DJ named Adrian Cronauer? Good Morning Vietnam
# Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor? Back to the Future
# What cult-fav eighties movie features John Lithgow from another dimension?
# Which movie is the line "Snakes, I hate snakes" from? Indian Jones
# Which city was Axel Foley a cop in? Beverly Hills
# John McClane was fighting terrorists in a skyrise in which eighties movie? Die Hard
# Complete this quote: "I feel the need... the need for " (one word). Speed
# Who inspired the geek in Breakfast Club to use the name the Breakfast Club to sign his letter at the end of the film (also read at the beginning of the film)?
# In "Sixteen Candles", what did the geek need to get to prove he had sex (which he got from Molly Ringwald)? Panties
# Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial? Apple
# If the left ear is the right ear, what's the right ear?
# Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?
# What to manufacture made the must have toy, Cabbage Patch Kids?
# Which Olympics did the US boycott? Moscow
# What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed? Star Wars
# Was Ollie North ever found guilty? Yes
# Which character of the "Bloom County" comic strip ran for president even though he was dead at the time? Opus
# What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well?
# What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect? Tribial Pursuit

Got some

[ntype]

# Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in?
Miami
# Complete this phrase: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get ..." (three words)
a spank !
# David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show?
The knight rider
# What does ALF stand for?
# Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character
name was also the title of the show?
Punky Brewster
# Which eighties cartoon ended with the phrase: "And knowing is half the battle?"
Mask (?)
# Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor?
Back to the future
# Which city was Axel Foley a cop in?
Beverly Hills
# John McClane was fighting terrorists in a skyrise in which eighties movie?
Die Hard
# Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial?
Apple (the famous commercial inspired by 1984...the book)
# Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?
pin's (aka russian general decorations)
# Which Olympics did the US boycott?
Moscow (1980)
# What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed?
Star Wars (namely the thing who sent URSS into banckrupcy)
# What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well?
Timmy O'tool (ah dang that's from the simpsons)
# What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect?
Trivial Pursuit

mmh got some too

[Anhil8tor]

# Name the founding member of Duran Duran who produced Kajagoogoo's first album.
# What was Chris Hamill's stage name?
# Axl Rose was an anagram for what phrase? oral sex
# Which eighties album, that sold 20 million plus copies, featured Vincent Price?
# Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.? Walk this way
# Who sang the theme song to the "Breakfast Club"?
# What were the B-52's named after? (Hint, it's not a plane)
# Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym?
# Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group?
# After The Fire made "Der Kommissar" popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally?
# What show was "Whatcha talkin' 'bout Willis?" a standard catch phrase? Diff'rent strokes
# Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox's career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager?
# Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in?
# Complete this phrase: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get ..." (three words)
# Which eighties sitcom featured Tom Hanks in drag on a regular basis? bussom buddies
# Name the sitcom that featured John Hirsch, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza and Danny Devito. taxi
# David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show?
# What does ALF stand for? alien life form
# Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character name was also the title of the show?
# Which eighties cartoon ended with the phrase: "And knowing is half the battle?" GI Joe
# Who got slimmed first in Ghostbusters?
# Which eighties movie features a DJ named Adrian Cronauer?
# Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor? back to the future
# What cult-fav eighties movie features John Lithgow from another dimension?
# Which movie is the line "Snakes, I hate snakes" from? Indiana Jones
# Which city was Axel Foley a cop in? Beverly Hills
# John McClane was fighting terrorists in a skyrise in which eighties movie? Die Hard
# Complete this quote: "I feel the need... the need for " (one word). speed
# Who inspired the geek in Breakfast Club to use the name the Breakfast Club to sign his letter at the end of the film (also read at the beginning of the film)?
# In "Sixteen Candles", what did the geek need to get to prove he had sex (which he got from Molly Ringwald)?
# Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial? Apple
# If the left ear is the right ear, what's the right ear?
# Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?
# What to manufacture made the must have toy, Cabbage Patch Kids?
# Which Olympics did the US boycott?
# What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed?
# Was Ollie North ever found guilty?
# Which character of the "Bloom County" comic strip ran for president even though he was dead at the time?
# What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well? baby jessica
# What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect?

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[Dr. Lecter]

# Name the founding member of Duran Duran who produced Kajagoogoo's first album. Nick Taylor
# What was Chris Hamill's stage name? Billy Idol
# Axl Rose was an anagram for what phrase?
# Which eighties album, that sold 20 million plus copies, featured Vincent Price? Thriller
# Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.? Walk This Way
# Who sang the theme song to the "Breakfast Club"? Simple Minds
# What were the B-52's named after? (Hint, it's not a plane) Sex Toy
# Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym? John Cougar Mellencamp
# Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group? Pretenders
# After The Fire made "Der Kommissar" popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally? Falco
# What show was "Whatcha talkin' 'bout Willis?" a standard catch phrase? Different Strokes
# Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox's career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager? Family Ties
# Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in? Miami
# Complete this phrase: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get ..." (three words) Your Adverbs Here
# Which eighties sitcom featured Tom Hanks in drag on a regular basis? Bosom Buddies
# Name the sitcom that featured John Hirsch, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza and Danny Devito. Taxi
# David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show? Knight Rider
# What does ALF stand for? Alien Life Form
# Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character name was also the title of the show? Punky Brewster
# Which eighties cartoon ended with the phrase: "And knowing is half the battle?" He Man
# Who got slimmed first in Ghostbusters? Peter Venken
# Which eighties movie features a DJ named Adrian Cronauer? Good morning Vietnam
# Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor? Back to the Future
# What cult-fav eighties movie features John Lithgow from another dimension?
# Which movie is the line "Snakes, I hate snakes" from? Raiders of the Lost Ark
# Which city was Axel Foley a cop in? Detroit
# John McClane was fighting terrorists in a skyrise in which eighties movie? Die Hard
# Complete this quote: "I feel the need... the need for " (one word). Speed
# Who inspired the geek in Breakfast Club to use the name the Breakfast Club to sign his letter at the end of the film (also read at the beginning of the film)? John
# In "Sixteen Candles", what did the geek need to get to prove he had sex (which he got from Molly Ringwald)? Panties
# Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial? Commodore
# If the left ear is the right ear, what's the right ear? I think I get this... the GAY ear?
# Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?
# What to manufacture made the must have toy, Cabbage Patch Kids? Cody
# Which Olympics did the US boycott? 1980 summer
# What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed? Strategic Defense Initiative
# Was Ollie North ever found guilty? nope
# Which character of the "Bloom County" comic strip ran for president even though he was dead at the time? Bill the Cat
# What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well? Something with a J
# What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect? Trivial Pursuit

Missed a few

[who]

# Name the founding member of Duran Duran who produced Kajagoogoo's first album.
11, Nick Rhodes produced the first (and only) Kajagoogoo album, Simon was the last member as almost any fan knows, and John Taylor was the only other original member still in the group by the time of their first album, so you had a 50% chance if you're a Duranie.
# What was Chris Hamill's stage name?
6, Limahl, an anagram for his last name, Hamill. He was the lead singer for Kajagoogoo and had a minor hit with the theme song for "Never Ending Story" as just Limahl. I wasn't going to use it, but the first person I tried the quiz on got it right off the bat, so I thought it wasn't that hard.
# Axl Rose was an anagram for what phrase?
11, Oral Sex is an anagram for "Axl Rose"
# Which eighties album, that sold 20 million plus copies, featured Vincent Price?
19, "Thriller" by Michael Jackson has Vincent Price on the song "Thriller" talking at the end.
# Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.?
18, "Walk This Way" was by Aerosmith and performed by Run-D.M.C., the video featured them both.
# Who sang the theme song to the "Breakfast Club"?
19, Simple Minds sang the theme song for the "Breakfast Club", although it wasn't written by them.
# What were the B-52's named after? (Hint, it's not a plane)
10, Southern slang for a beehive, which happens to be a B-52 (inspired by the plane).
# Which eighties musician got sued by a music related company for using their name as part of his pseudonym?
8, Thomas Dolby (known best for "She Blinded Me With Science") got sued over the copyright, even though Dolby was his middle name, Thomas Morgan Dolby Robertson. I also accepted MCA from the Beastie Boys, which I had forgotten about. Another possible answer would be the "Timex Social Club"
# Chrissie Hynde was in which early eighties group?
17, The Pretenders featured Chrissie Hynde
# After The Fire made "Der Kommissar" popular, but which eighties musician performed it originally?
15, Falco wrote and sang "Der Komissar" first.
# What show was "Whatcha talkin' 'bout Willis?" a standard catch phrase?
20, Different Strokes is where you would hear "What you talkin' 'bout Willis?"
# Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox's career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager?
20, "Family Ties" was Michael J. Fox's first big sitcom.
# Which city did Crocket and Tubbs spend most of their time in?
19, Miami (Florida) is where Crocket and Tubbs hung out in "Miami Vice"
# Complete this phrase: "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get ..." (three words)
12, Your adverbs here, "Lolly, Lolly, Lolly get your adverbs here" was from Saturday morning School House Rock. Someone said "Adjectives" but that was "Unpack Your Adjectives"
# Which eighties sitcom featured Tom Hanks in drag on a regular basis?
18, "Bosom Buddies" featured Tom Hanks
# Name the sitcom that featured Judd Hirsch, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza and Danny Devito.
20, "Taxi" was the show which featured Andy Kaufman.
# David Hasselhof spent most of his time driving a car on which eighties tv show?
20, "Knight Rider" features Hasselhoff and a KITT 2000
# What does ALF stand for?
20, Alien Life Form is what ALF stands for.
# Soleil Moon Frye was the real name of which young eighties sitcom star, whose character name was also the title of the show?
17, Punky Brewster was Soleil Moon Frye in real life, I thought this would be fairly difficult.
# Which eighties cartoon ended with the phrase: "And knowing is half the battle?"
18, "G.I. Joe", at the end of the show they used to run a small safety segment, and that's how they would all end.
# Who got slimmed first in Ghostbusters?
14, Peter Venkman/Bill Murray got slimed first.
# Which eighties movie features a DJ named Adrian Cronauer?
18, Good Morning Vietnam features Adrian Cronauer
# Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor?
19, Back to the Future features a flux-capacitor as the method of time travel
# What cult-fav eighties movie features John Lithgow from another dimension?
9, The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (Buckaroo Banzai alone was fine) features John Lithgow. "Twilight Zone: The Movie" was suggested alot, but he isn't FROM another dimension, he's in an airplane with the gremlin on the wing ala William Shatner.
# Which movie is the line "Snakes, I hate snakes" from?
19, Indiana Jones hated snakes, and said the catch-phrase in "Raiders Of The Lost Ark".
# Which city was Axel Foley a cop in?
11, Detroit, MI. He went to Beverly Hills to track down the killer of his friend.
# John McClane was fighting terrorists in a skyrise in which eighties movie?
20, Die Hard featured John McClane
# Complete this quote: "I feel the need... the need for " (one word).
20, Speed... "I feel the need, the need for Speed"
# Who inspired the geek in Breakfast Club to use the name the Breakfast Club to sign his letter at the end of the film (also read at the beginning of the film)?
0, When I came up with this question, I was thinking of Bender because I thought at one point in the film he stated his favorite part of school was breakfast. I re-watched the movie and discovered no one mentions breakfast (except of course in the infamous letter). So no one got it right, since the question wasn't properly asked because I'm on drugs (or everyone got it right, since no one gets credit for the answer).
# In "Sixteen Candles", what did the geek need to get to prove he had sex (which he got from Molly Ringwald)?
18, "Underpants" was the exact line, ("Girls Underpants!") but any derivate along that theme was correct.
# Which computer manufacturer in 1984 advertised their new computer during the Super Bowl, and never re-used the commercial?
17, Apple ran the commerical for the Macintosh during the 1984 Superbowl
# If the left ear is the right ear, what's the right ear?
17, The wrong ear... as in ear piercing, it meant you were gay to have the right ear pierced. I was looking for the phrase "wrong ear" but I excepted "gay" as well, since that was what is was in reference to. Only the brave used to pierce their ear in the eighties, unlike today in which everything is pierced!
# Which eighties fashion accessory consisted of a saftey pin and small beads?
17, Friendship pins featured beads and little safety pins
# What to manufacture made the must have toy, Cabbage Patch Kids?
16, Coleco/Mattel, Xavier Roberts was the designer not the manufacturer of Cabbage Patch kids.
# Which Olympics did the US boycott?
15, 1980 was the year we boycotted the Summer Olympics.
# What was the name of the nuclear missle defense system Reagan proposed?
19, Star Wars (also SDI, Strategic Defense Initiative) was Regan's missile defense system.
# Was Ollie North ever found guilty?
8, Yes (trick question), it was overturned on appeal later, but he was originally found guilty which is what I was looking for.
# Which character of the "Bloom County" comic strip ran for president even though he was dead at the time?
16, Bill the Cat, was run for the 1984 election. I can't believe so many people knew this one.
# What was the first name of the baby girl who fell down the well?
18, Baby Jessica fell down the well.
# What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect?
20, Trivia Pursuit featured those little pieces, this of course should have been the easiest question on the test since we're basically doing trivial type stuff here right?