1.  The protagonist, of the Primetime Emmy Award winning
show X, after whom the show is named, and his brother,
possesses fine tastes, intellectual interests, and high
opinions of themselves which frequently clash with their
blue-collar, down-to-earth father which makes for major
part of the hilarity. The brothers' close relationship is
often turbulent, and their sibling rivalry intermittently
results in chaos.

2. Frasier.

3.  X’s are known for their large, broad noses and strong
chins, along with rectangle-shaped ears and deep eye
slits. In reference to their bodies, they are normally
squatting with their arms resting in different positions.
In 1979, Sergio Rapu Haoa and a team of archaeologists
discovered that the hemispherical or deep elliptical eye
sockets were designed to hold coral eyes with either
black obsidian or red scoria pupils. What is X, something
which was restored by archaeologist Claudio Cristino in
the 1990s?

4. Moai or Easter Island Statues.

5.  In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape
my sight, for those who worship evil’s might, beware my
power! X's light.
(We wanted everyone to score at least 1.)

6. Green Lantern

7.  Batman - Robin
Captain America - Bucky boy
Mermaid Man - ?

8. Barnacle Boy

9. CONNECT
 Carnage
 Toxin
EXHAUSTIVE(after a
 Scream couple more)
 Agony
 Riot
 Hybrid
 Krobaa
 Payback

10. Symbiotes in Spiderman comics

11. Where has this been taken from?

13. Family Guy Tribute to whom?

14. Joe Pesci.

15.  In the Brazilian translation he is ____________ (meaning
"annoying" or "the very dull one").
 In Bengali he is known as ___________— the root being
(kawlorob) — meaning "making a lot of noise for no purpose"
 In Hungarian translation he is _________, which means "He
absolutely has no voice".
 In Serbian, his name is ___________. The name comes from
tambura. He doesn't actually play a tambura, but the instrument
is very popular in Serbia. Tamburati ("to play
tambura"), interestingly enough, is a Serbian slang meaning "to
beat someone up". At the end of many albums, __________ often
gets beaten up, gagged and tied to a tree.
 Who are we talking about?

16. Cacophonix.

17. Whose voice?

18. James Earl Jones

19. Homage to?

20. Rene Margritte/Son of Man

21. Connect.

22. Shortlisted to play Anastasia
Steele

23.  In 2009, artist Jamie
Wardley created this
delightful sand statue
depiction of X in
Bradford, England in
honor of X’s 200th
birthday celebration and
the 150th anniversary of
the publication of Y. Part
Points.

24. Darwin, The Origin of Species

25. Connect

26. Rowan Atkinson

27.  Music group X was first introduced to Columbia through
Shaketown Music, a small record label in Córdoba,
Andalusia, who sent out the group's demo to a number
of different record companies. The demo featured the
songs ―Y‖ and ―Kusha Las Payas.‖ The song tells the
story of a pimp-like "afro-gipsy, Rastafari" character
named Diego who walks into a crowded nightclub at
midnight, and the DJ, as he sees Diego walk in, plays
the "twelve-o'clock anthem", "the song he desires
most". The chorus is reminiscent of Spanish, but actually
is a mangled re-wording of the 1979 rap hit "Rapper's
Delight" by Sugarhill Gang.

28. Las Ketchup - Asereje

29.  X is a novel considered to be one of the great American
novels and a treasure of world literature. The author
employs stylized language, symbolism, and the
metaphor to explore numerous complex themes. It also
includes chapters devoted to explaining various aspects
of life, as well as a cetology lesson that wouldn’t be out
of place in a biology textbook or encyclopaedia. There’s
also a chapter about chowder. It’s often told that the
reason why these sections exist is because the author
was told the novel needed to be longer – and he couldn’t
think of anything else to pad it out with.

30. Moby Dick

31.  1. Fuck Your God - Deicide
 2. Die MF Die – Dope
 3. Take Your Best Shot - Dope
 4. White America - Eminem
 5. Kim - Eminem
 6. Barney Theme Song - Barney the Dinosaur
 7. Bodies - Drowning Pool
 8. Enter Sandman - Metallica
 9. Meow Mix TV Commercial - Meow Meow Meow
 10. Sesame Street TV Theme
What list is this ?

32. Top 10 Songs used by the US
Military to torture prisoners.

33.  Author X had posted on his website in 2011 about the
revival of the production of the film based on his book Y.
He stated that the production had been stopped so that
he could finish the sequel to Y. The film will supposedly
star Johnny Depp as the lead and Amitabh Bachchan as
a gangster with morals.

34. Shantaram

35.  In 1951 Sir X went on a shooting party in ireland. He
got involved in an argument over which was the fastest
game bird in Europe, The koshin golden plover or the
grouse. That evening he realised it was impossible to
confirm in reference book whether or not the golden
plover was the fastest bird in Europe. This incident
resulted in the creation of what ?

36. Guinness Book of World Records

37.  On June 5, 1960, In the early
hours of June 5, 1960, four
teenagers were camping on the
shores of ____ _____, 22km away
from Helsinki. Between 4AM and
6AM, an unknown person or people
murdered three of them with a
knife and blunt instrument
wounding the fourth. The sole
survivor, Nils Wilhelm Gustafsson,
led a normal life until 2004, when
he became a suspect and was
subsequently charged. In October
2005, a district court found
Gustafsson not guilty of all charges
against him.
 This incident inspired the name of
a band.

38. Children of Bodom, Lake Bodom

39.  X is a famous TV personality but is also known for his
strong political and social views. X's comments have
both a large number of supporters and opposers. He
often comments on the media-perceived social issues of
the day such as the fear of challenging adolescent
youths, known as 'hoodies'. In 2007 he was cleared of
allegations of assaulting a hoodie while visiting central
Milton Keynes, after Thames Valley Police said that if
anything, he had been the victim. In the five-part series
X: Meets the Neighbours he travelled around Europe in a
Jaguar E-Type, examining (and in some cases
reinforcing) his stereotypes of other countries.

40. Jeremy Clarkson

41.  In the episode, the X was accidentally created by Homer
Simpson when he planted and fertilized his Y and Z
fields with plutonium. The result is a X that apparently
has a dried, brown Y centre, and, although being
described as tasting terrible by many characters, is also
immediately and powerfully addictive. Eventually, all of
the X plants are eaten by farm animals — except for the
one remaining plant, which later goes down in an
explosive helicopter crash with some cigarette company
lawyers.
 Id X,Y,Z (Y and Z automatically give X)

42. Tomacco, Tomato, Tobacco.

43. Identify.

44. Dr. Seuss

45.  But mark the Rustic, X-fed,
The trembling earth resounds his tread.
Clap in his walie nieve a blade,
He'll make it whissle;
An' legs, an' arms, an' heads will sned,
Like taps o' thrissle.
Ye Pow'rs wha mak mankind your care,
And dish them out their bill o 'fare,
Auld Y wants nae skinking ware
That jaups in luggies;
But, if ye wish her gratefu' prayer,
Gie her a X!
 These are the 2nd and 3rd last stanzas of the poem 'An
Address to X' written by Robert Burns. This poem went on
to make X the national dish of Y.

46. Hagiss- Scotland

47. Minimalist Poster for?

48. Munch’s Scream

49.  ―Tight, creaky leather. A big fright wig. Oh, and the X of
course. Y was almost unrecognizable in the sixties-set
fairy tale, which puts him front and centre as a tragic
Frankenstein’s monster-style creation who changes the
lives of little American suburb-dwellers.‖
 About whom?

50. Edward Scissorhands