Your AI photos have nothing to do with the subject matter

I gave up....nobody got time for that

Canadian here, 77 years old, so exposed to a lot of US influence, I scored exactly 75%. of the 25 I got wrong, I'd say, 22 or so, I had absolutely no idea of the correct answer.

I got 29 right

I got 87. I have a few comments about some of the questions #40 - Meanwhile back at the ranch originated in silent films. I don't recall Bonanza ever having a narrator, or hearing that phrase while watching it. #78 - getting pinned didn't mean getting married. It meant giving your fraternity pin to your girl friend, and was a sign that you were going steady. #94 - I was saying "major" at least a year before Pretty in Pink came out, so it was already popular slang before 1984.

That was not a Hot Wheel Hot Wheel didn't look as ugly that, Tonka trucks were made out of metal that was a plastic POS dump truck. I remember Slinkys being made out of metal too.

55% was my scores

The 'Boomer' generation is from 1945 thru 1965. I hardly think slang from the 70's and 80's is 'Boomer' slang. Generation X is from 1966 thru 1985. Generation Y (Milinials) is 1986 thru 1995.

32 😊

I enjoyed this nostalgia quiz, I got mixed up on the bed pan which looks like a bed warmer. I think I got about 5 wrong, Thanks!

I missed 2. I have a metal Tonka Roadgrader with the highway department sticker on it.

One out of ten

I was born in 1949. I missed 25 out of 100. I had to guess on most of the specific date questions.

According to our government we killed 1 million Viet Cong and 2 million citizens. And for what. China has not taken Viet Nam. Now I get FB adds to vacation there. But the 60,000 names on that wall in Washington can’t do that. And all for LBJs ego.

Jack Paar was the host of the Tonight Show before Johnny Carson. Groucho Marx never was an "official" host, but just a guest host.

Quincy was a medical examiner. Medical examiners are doctors. They perform medical investigations.

The Tonight Show was hosted by Steve Allen and Jack Parr before Johnny Carson, never by any of the 3 persons listed.

It’s not “based off of”, it’s “based on”.

these toys sure changed since I was a kid

hot wheels?

that's nothing like robby the robot

tonka's were made of steel (when I was a kid)

No. 14 Streets of San Francisco wasn't Kirk Douglas it was Michael Douglas.

I missed three items, but I'm really drunk

37

Donatello also did a David sculpture

And it is Lac Leman, not Lake Geneva.

85. /100 I am a 64 year old Australian that also guessed a few I wasnt sure of.

2 wrong. My Son 🇿🇦Daughter had most of those.

1 wrong - flip flops

Lost track of score but it was more than 5.

Tonight Starring Jack Paar (in later seasons The Jack Paar Tonight Show) is an American television talk show broadcast by NBC. The show is the second installment of The Tonight Show. Hosted by Jack Paar, it aired from July 29, 1957 to March 30, 1962, replacing Tonight Starring Steve Allen and was replaced by The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.

I'm 67 and I got 85/100.

I score 23 points

This was a fun quiz. When I was a kid, the slinkies were metal and l.😄 I got 37/40. Thanks a lot.

This doesn’t really have anything to do with IQ.

cheeseburger was 25 cents

I missed 6

I got 47 a few I just did not know

33 right

1 wrong

I got 36 right. Is this good? I haven’t looked at any other comments

30/35

As a kid I did not pay much mind to world events. Just my own little world. But I did pretty well. Fun quiz.

37 out of 40

It's "Raygun" not "re-gun". "John-Rah" not "Jenner"

71

5 wrong

No millenials can answer questions like these because they only learn "Black History" and Critical Race Theory at skool today!

You forgot the calliope