The Cassandra Galleries

Arrival

You will automatically enter the museum and be greeted by your host. He will then leave and ask you to join him in the dining room. This is the layout of downstairs, and the dining room is marked in orange:

After the chat in the dining room, go back out to the foyer and head upstairs. You now need to find the studio, which is marked on the upstairs map in blue:

Now it would be a good idea to explore the rest of the museum, as there are hints for the puzzles in the game scattered throughout the rooms. Once you are done exploring, return to the studio again. There are 4 objects on pedestals in this room. You need to take each of these objects and place them on a pedestal in one of the downstairs galleries. This will open a portal to another world. The correct galleries are marked on the downstairs map with numbers 1-4, corresponding with the objects from left to right. Start by picking up the first object and placing it on the pedestal at location 1 on the map.

Art Deco Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. The final puzzle must be completed last, but the others can be tackled in any order.

Turing Machine

Based on information in a book in William's study, enter the code 01111110000 (to represent the number 5).

Four Colors

There are 3 geometric patterns, and they must be filled in with colors so that two adjacent areas do not have the same color. When you press the middle button, the middle pattern will be filled in automatically. A solution for the right pattern can be found in the downstairs hallway of the museum. The solution for the left pattern just involves using two colors for each concentric ring.

Elemental

You need to rotate the cubes to show the 4 elements:

• Top Left: Fire
• Top Right: Air
• Bottom Left: Earth
• Bottom Right: Water

Paintings

You are given the names of 6 famous artists. For each of them, you need to indicate which painting was done by them, then press the round button below. The names are shown randomly:

• H de Toulouse-Lautrec: Jane Avril leaves the Moulin Rouge
• Auguste Renoir: Standing Bather
• Georges Seurat: A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
• Vincent van Gogh: Portrait of Pere Tanguy
• Paul Cezanne: Still Life with Apples and Oranges
• Edgar Degas: The Star (Dancer on Stage)
• Paul Gauguin: Mysterious Water
• Edouard Manet: Repose (Portrait of Berthe Morisot)
• Claude Monet: The Artist's Garden at Giverny
• Camille Pissarro: Road Along the Loing Canal

Zodiac

You need to show the symbols of the Zodiac in the correct order. The scorpion and goat are fixed in place, so work your way clockwise from here:

• Scorpio: Scorpion
• Sagittarius: Archer
• Capricorn: Goat
• Aquarius: Water Bearer
• Pisces: Fish
• Aries: Ram
• Taurus: Bull
• Gemini: Twins
• Cancer: Crab
• Leo: Lion
• Virgo: Virgin
• Libra: Scales

Radio

Similar to the paintings puzzle, this time you need to listen to a series of speeches and identify who made them. Once you have used the central dial to select the correct person, use one of the smaller dials to move to the next speech. The speeches are chosen randomly:

• F Roosevelt: This is preeminently the time to speak the truth
• Stalin: To the enemy must not be left a single engine
• Gandhi: I wanted to avoid violence
• Chamberlain: My good friends, this is the second time
• Edward VIII: I now quit altogether public affairs
• Churchill: You ask what is our policy

Olympics

You can now go to this final puzzle, and all of the location plaques will be active. You need to click on pairs to swap their positions as follows (note the 1928 entry should have been Amsterdam):

• 1928: Paris
• 1932: Los Angeles
• 1936: Berlin
• 1948: London
• 1952: Helsinki
• 1956: Melbourne

You will arrive back in the studio with the first art object replaced. Pick up the second object and place it on the pedestal at location 2 on the map.

Modern Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. The final puzzle must be completed last, but the others can be tackled in any order.

Pentominoes

There are two of these puzzles, where you need to fit all of the pieces in the central playing area. The pieces can be rotated using the side buttons:

Alpha-Wits

You need to pair up a single letter with an appropriate suffix. You need to do this for all 26 letters of the alphabet:

• a-frame
• b-side
• c-saw
• d-day
• e-mail
• f-111
• g-string
• h-bomb
• i-ou
• j-walk
• k-rations
• l-shaped
• m-c2
• n-yc
• o-d
• p-brain
• q-tip
• r-rated
• s-curve
• t-square
• u-turn
• v-chip
• w-w2
• x-ray
• y-mca
• z-zzzz

Geo-Art

Each time you press the right button, a new map is shown at the bottom of the screen. You need to press the left button until the photo corresponding with this map is shown, then press the right button to lock it in.

Pure Sound

You will hear a series of sounds. There are 21 sounds in total, and there is always the same correct answer when a group of 4 options is displayed. These are the correct answers:

• bacon frying
• cassette rewinding
• counting money
• laundromat drier
• fire bellows
• fire extinguisher
• fishing reel
• flag in the wind
• inside a tank
• lottery drum
• ladder extended
• machine gun
• plastic bag
• propane burner
• removing a nail
• rubbing balloons
• skateboard
• tape gun
• tennis exchange
• video arcade
• wrecking ball

Odd Square Out

You need to find 5 pairs of images that go together, because they contain a similar pattern or theme, and click on both items in each pair. These are the pairs that may be shown:

• Two pictures that have a small square in the middle
• Two pictures that have 4 diamonds near the middle
• Two pictures that have a pattern of repeating small diamonds
• Two pictures that have arrows going in a clockwise direction
• Two pictures that spiral in towards smaller shapes in the middle

You can also find some of these patterns as artwork within the museum.

Coins and Flags

You just need to match up the countries with their respective flags. Remember that some may have changed since this game was published. As you click on the flags they will cycle through in this order:

• Brazil
• Chile
• Guinea
• Guyana
• Hungary
• Laos
• South Africa
• Romania
• Togo
• Turkey
• Western Samoa
• Zaire

Smileys

You can now go to this final puzzle, and all of the smiley buttons will be active. From top to bottom, they mean the following:

• User made a devilish remark
• User is laughing
• User is a dunce
• User is wearing sunglasses
• User made a sarcastic remark
• User is crying

You will arrive back in the studio with the second art object replaced. Pick up the third object and place it on the pedestal at location 3 on the map.

Victorian Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. The final puzzle must be completed last, but the others can be tackled in any order.

Classical Music

You can find a CD player in William's study in the museum and listen to some of the music tracks along with the names of their composers. Within the puzzle, one of the instruments will play a song and you need to select the correct composer. These are the possibilities:

• Bach: Lute Suite No. 1 (flute)
• Beethoven: Fur Elise (piano)
• Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 (piano)
• Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 (violin)
• Bizet: Habanera from Carmen (violin)
• Chopin: Marche Funebre (piano)
• Mozart: Piano Sonata No. 1 (piano)
• Mozart: Symphony No. 40 (flute)
• Mozart: 12 Variations on "Ah vous dirai-je, Maman" (flute)
• Pachelbel: Canon (violin)
• Ravel: Bolero (flute)
• Rossini: Barber of Seville (violin)
• Strauss: Die Fledermaus Overture (piano)
• Vivaldi: Spring from The Four Seasons (violin)

Visual Phonetics

When you pull the handle on the machine, you will be shown 3 objects. One will be fixed in position. The two objects on the left are combined to create something new on the right. These are the various options:

• Pipe-organ: Pipe + Heart
• Light-house: Light + House
• Pen-ny: Pen + Knee
• Pine-apple: Pine + Apple
• Pin-wheel: Pin + Wheel
• Rug-by: Rug + Bee
• See-saw: Sea + Saw
• Type-writer: Letter P + Writer
• Wheel-barrow: Wheel + Barrel
• Wing-nut: Wing + Nut

Islands of the World

In this puzzle you can scroll the large map left or right using the handles, and need to click at the correct spot for each of the locations indicated.

Inventions

You are shown a series of inventions and need to select the correct year of discovery or creation:

• Artillery: 1346
• Aspirin: 1853
• Dynamite: 1867
• Insulin: 1921
• Locomotive: 1804
• Mainframe: 1937
• Polaroid: 1947
• Refrigerator: 1913
• Telephone: 1876
• Telescope: 1609
• Television: 1926
• Thermometer: 1599
• Watch: 1458

World Classics

After opening the roll-top desk, you will hear excerpts from famous stories and must click on the matching book:

• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: She started to her feet
• The Hound of the Baskervilles: He could not hope to frighten Sir Henry
• The Last of the Mohicans: His reception was grave, silent and wary
• A Tale of Two Cities: It is a far, far better thing that I do
• Jane Eyre: Yet I could not live alone, so I tried the companionship
• A Christmas Carol: A Merry Christmas uncle, God save you
• The Raven and Other Poems: Thus I sat engaged in guessing
• Silas Marner: Gradually the guineas, the crowns, and the half-crowns
• Tom Sawyer: Me and Huck's found Jubiter Dunlop's corpse
• Treasure Island: He's no common man, Barbecue
• Walden: He was a skilled chopper, and indulged in some flourishes
• The Call of the Wild: Hal had no fight left in him

Punch and Judy

The puppets will give you a series of questions and you must answer 6 correctly:

• Based on whose culture do historians believe the founding fathers modeled the US constitution? Iroquois
• How fast does the Earth go around the Sun? 20 miles/sec
• How many compartments does a cow's stomach have? Four
• People may refer to it as austere, brackish, flabby, tinny? Beer
• Tell me what a mole ain't? Large tooth
• What basic element is most abundant in the Earth's crust? Oxygen
• What came first, the chicken or the egg? Egg
• What did the American painter Audobon mainly paint? Birds
• What is the Roman numeral for 500? D
• What is the weight of a 30 pound ball at the center of the Earth? 0 lbs
• What kind of person can be referred to with the same attribute as a canary, a lemon and a New York cab? Coward
• What links a false idol, the entrance of the Bosphorus and a much sought after animal skin? Gold
• What planet is the second furthest from us? Neptune
• Where was spaghetti invented? China
• Which is the shallowest of the great lakes? Erie
• Which of the following was discovered after Christ was born? Oxygen
• Who said "The end justifies the means"? Machievelli
• Who wrote The Scarlet Pimpernel? Baroness Orczy

Periodic Table

You can now go to this final puzzle, and all of the element tiles will be active. Insert them into their correct positions:

You will arrive back in the studio with the third art object replaced. Pick up the fourth object and place it on the pedestal at location 4 on the map.

Medieval Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. The final puzzle must be completed last, but the others can be tackled in any order.

Merlin

There are glowing white and black stars - click on the white star to mark the statement as True and the black star to make it as False:

• According to their fellowship, the knights of the round table could not do battle for riches: True
• Arthur was entrusted to Merlin on his father's death: True
• Arthur was married to Guinevere at Camelot: True
• Arthur was still a boy when crowned King of England: True
• Avalon was the setting for the Arthurian court: False
• Lancelot chose Morgan le Fay, King Arthur's sister, as his bride: False
• Lancelot willingly accepted his banishment from the court of King Arthur: True
• King Arthur eagerly laid waste to Lancelot's lands when he was banished from the round table: False
• King Arthur was overjoyed at Sir Gawain's vow to search for the Holy Grail: False
• Merlin helped arrange King Arthur's marriage to Queen Guinevere. False
• No-one but one could sit in the Seat Perilous at the round table without being destroyed: True
• On Arthur's death, his sword Excalibur was returned to the lake: True
• Only Sir Percival was permitted the vision of the Holy Grail: False
• Queen Guinevere never remarried on Arthur's death: True
• Sir Galahad belonged to the line of Joseph of Arimathea, who came to possess the Holy Grail: True
• Sir Galahad was killed by Sir Percival in a quarrel for possession of the Holy Grail: False
• Sir Gawain pulled the sword from the stone floating above the water: False
• Sit Gawain was the most renowned knight at Sir Arthur's court: False
• Sir Lancelot never repented of his love for Queen Guinevere: False
• Sir Lancelot searched many years for the Holy Grail: False
• Sir Mordred deceived Queen Guinevere into marriage: False
• The cross on the white shield was drawn by Joseph of Arimathea in his own blood: True
• The knights of the round table went their separate ways in quest of the Holy Grail: True
• The lady in the lake gave King Arthur his sword Excalibur: True
• The round table was a gift to King Arthur on his marriage: True
• The spiteful Mordred was the son of King Arthur: False
• The young knight Galahad sat at the Seat Perilous at the round table: True
• The white shield was destined to be worn by Sir Lancelot: False
• Tristram and Isolde drank a magic love potion to seal their love: False
• Tristram killed La Belle Iseult's uncle in battle: True

Once you have answered 6 questions correctly, pull the sword from the stone.

Sound Box

You just need to listen to the music and decide whether it is played by plucked, bowed, blown or percussive instruments. The top indicator refers to the starting instrument, and the bottom one refers to the instrument that starts later.

Squared

You need to indicate a series of missing numbers. In each case, just add the 3 numbers above and left to get the missing number. The correct numbers are as follows, but are in a random order:

• 15: 3+3+9
• 26: 6+10+10
• 63: 13+25+25

Queen

The queen will start on 1 square of a 3x3 chess board. You need to move it around the board so it has passed over all 9 squares in exactly 6 moves, and finishes in the top-left corner. An example is seen in artwork from the Nostalgia gallery in the museum (the x is the starting position):

Star Points

Carefully watch the 4 shapes as they appear, then click on the numbers at the bottom so they match up with the number of points on each of the shapes.

Fountain

Adjust the platforms on the left to direct the water down to the wheel at the bottom, then pull the lever on the left. Now click on the letters on the right to spell the word "aqueduct", then pull the lever on the right.

Alchemy

You can now go to this final puzzle, and all of the towers will be active. Match these up with the celestial bodies:

• Sun: Gold
• Jupiter: Electrum
• Moon: Silver
• Mercury: Mercury
• Venus: Copper
• Mars: Iron

Go back up to the studio to see that the fourth art object has been replaced, but there are now 3 new ones on the first 3 pedestals. Pick up the object from the first pedestal and place it on the pedestal at location 5 on the map.

Oriental Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. The final puzzle must be completed last, but the others can be tackled in any order.

BC-AD

You are given a long series of events and must indicate (quickly) whether they occurred BC or AD. You need to get 10 correct in a row. These are many of the possible events:

• Alexander conquers India: BC
• Archimedes, the discoverer of the lever, dies: BC
• Aristotle founds the Peripatetic school of philosophy: BC
• Burning water, or petroleum, first used in Japan: AD
• Cairo is founded: AD
• Charlemagne is crowned Holy Roman Emperor: AD
• Charles Martel is victorious in the Battle of Tours: AD
• Chinese paper makers first teach paper manufacture to Arabs: AD
• Cleopatra commits suicide: BC
• Confucius dies: BC
• Cotton is introduced to Arab countries: AD
• Damascus becomes capital of the Caliphs: AD
• Eratosthenes makes close estimates of the Earth's circumference: BC
• Euclid writes his "Elements", a treatise on geometry: BC
• Fes becomes the capital of Morocco: AD
• Florence is founded: BC
• Galen extracts plant juices for medicinal purposes: AD
• Gaul is conquered by Julius Caesar: BC
• Gregorian church music is established in Germany, France and England: AD
• Hannibal commits suicide in exile: BC
• Iceland discovered by the northmen: AD
• Iron is first used as a working material in China: BC
• Judus Maccabeus rededicates the temple of Jerusalem: BC
• Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon: BC
• Julius Caesar is murdered by conspirators, led by Brutus and Cassius: BC
• Justinian sends missionaries to China to smuggle out silk worms: AD
• Leap year introduced in Julian calendar: BC
• London is founded: AD
• Marco Polo visits the Orient: AD
• Muhammad dies: AD
• Muhammad, founder of Islam, is born: AD
• Novgorod is founded in Russia: AD
• Old Olympics were halted: AD
• Ovid writes his "Art of Love": BC
• Pictorial printing book is made in Japan: AD
• Provence becomes part of the Kingdom of the Franks: AD
• Rome celebrates its 1000th anniversary: AD
• Rome destroys Carthage: BC
• Rome was founded: BC
• Socrates drinks the hemlock: BC
• St Sofia Basilica in Constantinople is completed: AD
• Sugar is first planted in Egypt: AD
• Tapestry weaving is established in Peru: BC
• The Anglo-Saxons begin to wears shirts, tunics and coats: AD
• The Arabs conquer Lisbon: AD
• The Arabs destroy Carthage: AD
• The Book of Daniel is written: BC
• The Chinese octave is divided into 60 notes: BC
• The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem is rebuilt: AD
• The Czechs and Slovaks settle in Bohemia and Moravia: AD
• The famous library at Alexandria is discovered by the Arabs: AD
• The first cherry trees are imported from Asia Minor to Rome: BC
• The first Chinese ships reach the coast of India: BC
• The first church bells are introduced to Rome: AD
• The first Japanese ambassadors are sent to China: AD
• The first recorded wrestling match in Japan: BC
• The first recording of decimal counting in India: AD
• The Great Wall of China is built: BC
• The Greek historian Plutarch is born: AD
• The leap year is introduced into the Egyptian calendar: BC
• The orchestra involving hundreds of players founded in China: AD
• The origins of the game of chess in India: AD
• The start of the Ming Dynasty: AD
• The third period of Chinese literature: BC
• The Su dynasty is founded in China: AD
• The Venerable Bede, English monk and historian, is born: AD
• Theodosius forbids the Olympic games: AD
• Venice founded by refugees from Atilla's huns: AD
• Venus de Milo sculpture is created: BC
• Virgil, the Roman poet, is born: BC
• Xu Shen produces Chinese dictionary of 10000 characters: BC

Martial Arts

You can find a book on the bedside table in William's room that contains the names and images of various martial arts. In this puzzle you just need to make these same associations.

Circle Magic

You start with 6 discs in the shape of a triangle and must convert them into a ring. The solution is on the wall of the kitchen, but also shown below (move from silver to gold):

Abacus

You need to set the abacus to show the number 1427:

Exit the Dragon

You can find the solution to this puzzle on the chest of drawers in Maya's bedroom in the museum. The goal is to move the dragon four spaces at a time, so that it ends by automatically going through one of the gates, finally ending at the far top left:

Asian Countries

You will hear a description and need to select the matching country. There are multiple correct matches for each city, including the following:

• Burma:
  Most villages in the country have a Buddhist monastery...
  The country was conquered by Britain in the 19th century and subsequently became a province of India...
  The majority of the people of this country live in the valley of the Irrawaddy River...
  
  
• China:
  A movement in the early part of this century, led by secret societies...
  Paper was invented here in the 1st century AD, and was made from mulberry bark...
  The people call their country the Middle Kingdom...
  
  
• Japan:
  The country remained isolated from Western influence until the mid 19th century...
  The country is made up of 4 major islands; it's name, meaning Source of the Sun...
  The country's oldest religion is Shinto, which dates from prehistoric times...
  
  
• Kampuchea:
  Prior to the modern era, the direct ancestor to this country, the Angkor or Khmer empire...
  The current capital of the country is Phnom Penh...
  The most impressive achievement of the Khmer Empire...
  
  
• Korea:
  The greatest invention of the country was the process of printing with movable metal type...
  The language of the country is unlike any other...
  
  
• Laos:
  Music is the most popular art form in this country...
  The capital of this country is Vientiane, formally Vien Chan...
  The country lies in the Mekong basin, and the principal occupation of the people is farming...
  
  
• Malaysia:
  The country consists of 2 separate regions, both of which are tropical...
  The official religion is Islam; the traditional arts of the country involve folk dances...
  The country has one of the strongest economies in South East Asia...
  
  
• Thailand:
  Formally known as Siam, the capital of the country is Bangkok...
  The arts of the country are greatly influenced by Buddhism...
  The country is rich in natural resources; it produces a surplus of rice for export...
  
  
• Vietnam:
  After the second World War, there was a struggle for political power...
  Ho Chi Minh City is the country's largest city...
  Poetry is the most popular form of literature in this country...

Year of the Rat

You can now go to this final puzzle, and all of the symbols will be active. You must click to swap positions of the symbols so they are in the correct order based on the 12 Chinese horoscope animals:

• Rat
• Ox
• Tiger
• Rabbit
• Dragon
• Snake
• Horse
• Goat
• Monkey
• Rooster
• Dog
• Pig

You will arrive back in the studio with the fifth art object replaced. Pick up the object from the second pedestal and place it on the pedestal at location 6 on the map.

Ancient Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. You can complete the first five in any order, then approach the tomb entrance and finally the sarcophagus.

Roman Magic

This is just a magic square where every row, column and diagonal must total 15:

Signature of Doom

You need to have the word spell out the name Cassandra but in the Greek alphabet. Pull each of the ropes to change the characters to the following: ΚΑΣΣΑΝΔΡΑ.

Aesop's Fables

You will hear a fable and see an image on the right. You must adjust the scroll on the left to show the correct moral of the story:

• The Wolf and the Horse: There's no virtue in giving to others what is useless to oneself
• The Sheep, the Wolf and the Stag: Two wrongs do not make a right
• The Hare and the Hound: He is no friend that plays double
• The Goat and the Goatherd: It's not use trying to hide what can't be hidden
• The Two Frogs: Think twice before you act
• The Crow and the Pitcher: Necessity is the mother of invention
• The Cat and the Birds: A villain may disguise himself but he will not deceive the wise

Seven Wonders

Based on the map, you need to identify which number represents each of the ancient wonders of the world:

• Pyramids at Giza: 6
• The Colossus at Rhodes: 4
• Hanging Gardens of Babylon: 7
• Temple of Artemis at Ephesus: 2
• The Statue of Zeus at Olympia: 1
• The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: 3
• The Lighthouse at Alexandria: 5

Pull the rope on the right when you have entered your answers.

The Gods

Click on the statue of Zeus to hear a description of a god. You will then hear a list of possible names. Click on the Greek letter associated with the name that matches the description:

• My daughter is the Goddess of beauty: Aphrodite (delta)
• She is one of the nymphs that was pursued by Pan: Echo (beta)
• She is the gentle dawn, the mother of the four winds: Eos (gamma)
• The Greek name for this Olympian is Hestia: Vesta (alpha)
• The Greeks call my wife Hera: Juno (delta)
• This brother is the God of wealth: Hades (gamma)
• This daughter has the Roman name Diana: Artemis (gamma)
• This is a minor God, whose father was Apollo: Asclepius (delta)
• This Olympian is the Goddess of war: Athena (gamma)
• This son is graceful, clever and quick: Hermes (alpha)
• This son is the most beloved of all the gods: Apollo (beta)
• This son is the youngest of the Olympians: Dionysus (delta)

Tomb Entrance

You need to select the five hieroglyphs you have seen at the conclusion of the five puzzles you have already completed:

• Ram
• Monkey
• Fish
• Land and water
• Flying bird

Sarcophagus

The available symbols are all reflections of the numbers 1-7 both horizontally and vertically. You need to show all 7 numbers in ascending order.

You will arrive back in the studio with the sixth art object replaced. Pick up the object from the third pedestal and place it on the pedestal at location 7 on the map.

Nostalgia Gallery

There are a total of 7 puzzles here. The final puzzle must be completed last, but the others can be tackled in any order.

One Liners

Each of the bobble-heads will recite a famous quotation from a comedian and you must select the correct comedian:

• As we say in the sewer, time and tide wait for no man: Art Carney
• Capital punishment is a known detergent for crime: Archie Bunker
• Did you know that Richard Nixon: Johnny Carson
• I am serious, and don't call me Shirley: Leslie Nielsen
• I don't believe in the afterlife: Woody Allen
• I don't get any respect: Rodney Dangerfield
• I figure by the time my husband comes home at night: Roseanne Barr
• I suspect everyone, and I suspect no one: Peter Sellers
• I was the ugliest child ever born in Larchmont, New York: Joan Rivers
• If love is the answer, could you rephrase the question: Lilly Tomlin
• Isn't that boiling water you're putting in the fridge: Gracie Allen
• It's always something: Gilda Radner
• It's not the men in my life that count: Mae West
• God'll get you for this: Beatrice Arthur
• Mom always liked you best: Tom Smothers
• My name, Jose Jiminez: Bill Dana
• My parents moved to Florida last year: Jerry Seinfeld
• Ricky: Lucille Ball
• Take my wife, please: Henny Youngman
• The robber hands the bank teller a note: Mort Sahl
• This is a late parrot, it's a stiff: John Cleese
• Tonight's forecast, dark: George Carlin
• Waiter, there's a fly in my soup: Groucho Marx
• When's the youngest you can die of old age: Steve Wright
• Where would Al Capone be today: Phil Silvers
• Who's on first; who: Abbot and Costello
• With Congress, every time that make a joke it's a law: Will Rogers
• You should never assume: Tony Randall
• Your name is Sy? Si: Mel Blanc
• Your money or your life; I'm thinking it over: Jack Benny

TV Trivia

There are 5 different television sets and you need to answer a series of questions correctly on each. The first is Doctors & Lawyers:

• Denzel Washington played in the medical series: St Elsewhere
• In which show did a young doctor make his house calls on a motorcycle: Marcus Welby MD
• The PBS series Rumpole of the Bailey was based on a series of books by: John Mortimer
• Which district attorney never won his case, week in and week out: Hamilton Burger
• Which series was not created by producer Steve Bochco: Law and Order
• Who was the star of the popular medical series Ben Casey: Vince Edwards

Go left to see Cops & Robbers:

• "Just the facts ma'am" was the signature expression of: Dragnet
• Where did one James Bond actor get his start: The Saint
• Which actor doesn't match the series: Alan Alda in Police Surgeon
• Which actor doesn't match the series: Lee Marvin in McCoy
• Which series was part of the Sunday Mystery Movie: All of the above
• Who was John Steed's partner in The Avengers: All of the above
• Who was the star of Kojak: Telly Savalas

Go left again to see Sitcoms:

• Ernie Bilko was the scheming master sergeant in: Kansas
• In the late 60s CBS attempted a revival of The Honeymooners: Sheila MacRae and Jane Kean
• Jackie Gleason portrayed which character in a weekly comedy hour: All of the above
• The Ricardo's neighbors in I Love Lucy were played by: William Frawley and Vivian Vance
• Who played the daughter in All in the Family: Sally Struthers
• Who wasn't one of My Three Sons: Stanley

Now go right 3 times to see Talking Heads:

• At the beginning of the 1990s, who was the highest paid woman in show business: Oprah Winfrey
• Which talk show host won 3 Emmys but always seemed to finish last in the ratings: Dick Cavett
• Which was the second most viewed television broadcast: The Watergate hearings
• Who signed his broadcasts with "And that's the way it is": Walter Cronkite
• Who was the first host of The Tonight Show: Steve Allen

Go right again to see Westerns:

• The cowardly hero Maverick was played by: James Garner
• The first character to quit the mega-hit Bonanza was: Adam
• The long-running anthology Death Valley Days was never hosted by: Roy Rogers
• The musical theme for The Lone Ranger was composed by: Rossini
• Which actor doesn't match the series: James Arness in Wyatt Earp
• Which actor doesn't match the series: Hugh O'Brien in Cheyenne

Oscar

When you view the machine, there are 4 pieces of information: Actor, Movie, Award and Year. One of these will be fixed, and you need to adjust the others to match by turning the adjacent dials. Here are the correct answers:

• Cher, Moonstruck, Best Actress, 1987
• David Lean, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Best Director, 1957
• Dustin Hoffman, Kramer vs Kramer, Best Actor, 1979
• Elia Kazan, On the Waterfront, Best Director, 1954
• Henry Fonda, On Golden Pond, Best Actor, 1981
• Humphrey Bogart, African Queen, Best Actor, 1951
• Jack Lemmon, Save the Tiger, Best Actor, 1973
• Jane Fonda, Klute, Best Actress, 1971
• Jodie Foster, Silence of the Lambs, Best Actress, 1991
• Jon Voight, Coming Home, Best Actor, 1978
• Kathy Bates, Misery, Best Actress, 1990
• Maggie Smith, The Prime of Jean Brodie, Best Actress, 1969
• Marlee Matlin, Children of a Lesser God, Best Actress, 1986
• Milos Forman, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Best Director, 1975
• Rod Steiger, In the Heat of the Night, Best Actor, 1967
• William Hurt, Kiss of the Spider Woman, Best Actor, 1985

Then and Now

This puzzle has 5 panels, and you are given a series of different objects that have evolved over time. You need to display these in order from oldest version to newest version, over 5 rounds:

• Cars: Yellow, blue, sporty blue, narrow white, wide white
• Snacks: Instant coffee, toffee, icy-pole, mini toasts, chocolate cookies
• Fashion: Layered top and skirt, long gloves, white top and pants, short dress, ball gown
• Telephones: Black, white, green, blue, red
• Toys: Yo-yo, Frisbee, skateboard, Rubik's cube, roller-blade

The Play's the Thing

You will see the words from famous songs, and need to identify the musical:

• People, people who need people: Funny Girl
• Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset: Fiddler on the Roof
• To dream the impossible dream: Man of La Mancha
• Try to remember the kind of September: The Fantasticks
• What good is sitting alone in your room: Cabaret
• When the moon is in the seventh house: Hair

Extreme Close-Up

Looking at the screen will show you a magnified view of an object. You need to look down at the controls and select the correct object. These are the correct options:

• Blender
• Cantaloupe Skin
• Elephant Skin
• Fur
• Leather
• Microphone
• Mushroom
• Tooth Brush
• Toothpaste
• Water Melon

The Van Doren Quiz

You can now go to this final puzzle, which will be available to play. This references cheating scandals with quiz shows. You need to click letters to complete this phrase: "The contestants had the correct answers before the show". Press the button below the letters.

Back in the studio, put the final object on the empty pedestal.