Can you recall what these short-lived TV shows were all about?

Take the Quiz: Bad 1995 TV Shows

Holy trivia, Batman! Wednesday’s 5 Questions quiz is a Round ‘Robin’ affair.

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Last night Kevin Durant and the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Los Angeles Lakers to advance to the Western Conference Finals. Including the Thunder, there are nine teams in the four major American sports (NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB) with nicknames that don’t end with ‘S.’ How many can you name in three minutes?

Take the Quiz: Team Names That Don’t End With ‘S’

Note: Two readers suggested this quiz back in 2009—Bill Smith and Christi Larkins. At that time Mr. Smith was an up-and-comer in the athletic department of the University of Arkansas. I don’t know Ms. Larkins’ claim to fame, but I’m glad she’s sharing her quizzes with us. If either of you see this, say hello!

Tuesday’s 5 Questions quiz exhibits a little ah-cha-cha and more than a smidgen of: -ink a Dink a Doo

Last week the Social Security Administration released stats on the most popular baby names of 2011. Earlier today, we asked about popular boy names. How many of the top 10 girl names can you come up with in 3 minutes?

Take the Quiz: Name the Top 10 Baby Girl Names

Last week the Social Security Administration released stats on the most popular baby names of 2011. How many of the top 10 boy names can you come up with in 3 minutes?

Take the Quiz: Name the Top 10 Baby Boy Names

You’d better take Monday’s 5 Questions quiz before it walks away: This Quiz Has Legs

Since Affirmed completed the Triple Crown in 1978, 12 horses have won both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes. The first 11 failed to win the Belmont. I’ll Have Another will attempt to break that streak on June 9th.

If you’re looking for a horse racing wager before the Belmont, challenge a friend to see who can name more of the 11 Derby/Preakness winners who preceded I’ll Have Another.

Take the Quiz: Horses That Almost Won the Triple Crown (Since 1978)

Once you’re elected President, your whole life gets scrutinized, from college transcripts to tax returns. And it doesn’t stop after you’re dead. In fact, people will even write quizzes about where, exactly, that happened.

Take the Quiz: Presidential Deathplaces

We humbly submit Friday’s 5 Questions quiz: With Apologies