"Epstein Island"
Inducted November 4, 2025
Featuring the 125-foot Trafalgar Falls, the Emerald Pool grotto, and the geothermal Boiling Lake among its natural wonders, what eastern Caribbean island nation attempts to attract visitors with the tourism tagline “The Nature Island”?
Inducted July 15, 2025
Coined in 1818 by French chemists Pierre-Joseph Pelletier and Joseph-Bienaimé Caventou, what word, derived from Greek roots meaning “green” and “leaf,” names the pigment responsible for capturing sunlight during photosynthesis? This question could lead to some memorable wrong answers in quiz games, making it a fun piece of trivia history.
"F*ck the Police"
Inducted May 17, 2023
In a notable shift that could spark some memorable wrong answers in quiz games, what three-word phrase officially took the place of "the American way" in Superman's iconic motto, "truth, justice, and the American way," following an announcement on October 16, 2021, by DC Chief Creative Officer and Publisher, Jim Lee? This change marks an intriguing moment in trivia history.
"Babe Ruth"
Inducted February 16, 2023
Before adopting his stage name and winning three Grammy Awards while performing as M.C. Hammer, Oakland Athletics bat boy Stanley Burrell was first nicknamed Hammer because players believed he bore a resemblance to a certain Hall of Fame right fielder, which has led to some memorable wrong answers in quiz games and trivia history.