You are correct and have the board, Sir!

Fictional Characters

He started with the U.N.C.L.E. and later appeared on Scrubs and Family Guy. Now he is represented by his own Monopoly token.

The six movies in which he appeared were no walk in the Park. Had to fight a Tyrannosaurs (or at least outsmart one) more than once.

Recently appeared with a bunch of guys in a Cadillac. Who you gonna call?

Games? Plenty of games. His first appearance was by way of the Commodore 64.

Still hits his opponents like a Mack truck.

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Games? Plenty of games. His first appearance was by way of the Commodore 64.

Still hits his opponents like a Mack truck.

Who's Wrekin Ralph?

Not Ralph.

I'll scare up a few more clues before moving on.

While making the 100 greatest villains of all time list, the worst thing to happen was the destruction of Chicago. Called for a truce when his nemesis earned his respect.

When the first action figure was released, it went for sale most everywhere. In Australia a special license is required to have this toy today. The TSA won't let you fly with one either.

*** Beep * Beep * Beep ***

The queation we were looking for was 'Who is Megatron?'

Next clue:

Transportation

An earlier question had a reference concerning the automotive assembly line.

As cars were being built, they weren't moved at all. Later it was moved around to aid in assembly. Jump a few years down the road and the car travelled the length of the entire building and was driven out of the other side.

This production car travelled the greatest distance between the starting point of assembly and final drive out.

What was the Dual-Ghia?

Yup. close enough. Turns out there were three cars built by the Detroit - Turin - Detroit assembly process and the distance between plants have a 19 mile variation.

TBIY.

WAR HISTORY

"It was said with one of these, you could hit a pickle barrel at 20,000 feet."

What is a Norden bombsight?

Ja wohl. TBIY

Although under ideal conditions the Norden probably could accomplish such feats, in actual combat its performance was a bit more modest. Still a marvel of engineering.

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Science!

This name for this item used commonly to distract cats or during presentations is actually an acronym. (also define the acronym)

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Science!

This name for this item used commonly to distract cats or during presentations is actually an acronym. (also define the acronym)

Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, ie Laser.

Ding.

You have the board.

Holidays

This holiday, made popular in the mid 1990's, is 'for the rest of us.'

What is Festivus?

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What is Festivus?

Yep

LITERATURE

This famous author became the first person to become a billionaire through book sales alone.

Who is JK Rowling?