I’m guessing true (though I’ve never seen the show).
Big Barda has been a member of the Justice League.
False, she is a villain
Batman has had his back broken
True.
False.
Hogwart’s motto is Draco Durmient Nunquam Titillandus
True
Hufflepuff was the most choosey of Hogwarts founders
False. Quite the contrary.
False. It was Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus.
Two of Harry’s classmates from Gryffindor were the Patil twins.
False, one of them was from Ravenclaw
JKR has written 8 books so far
False.
Good.
The Casual Vacancy is told from the point of view of Andrew Price
True? Haven’t read it, I’m focusing on fantasy
Ursula the sea witch is modeled on a drag queen named Divine
True.
False. The book uses the point of view of virtually every character at some point.
Gene Roddenberry is credited as a creator of the Star Trek theme despite not writing any of the music
True
Bill Maher called Sarah Palin’s 5 year old son"Retarded"
Don’t know much about political news in the USA, but that sounds so outrageous, I have no doubt it’s true.
Yes, Roddenberry wrote lyrics that would never be used just to get his name into the theme’s credits.
In the live action films (all there are), Batman has never come out during day wearing his suit.
True
Right, it’s true. I’m not a big Palin fan, but that man’s a menace.
Feed corn is different from the corn humans eat
True.
False. He has been out during day, suit and all.
Amy Adams worked at Hooters.
I’m really afraid that may be true
Bambi was Walt Disney’s favorite film he worked on
True.
It’s true, but what are you afraid? It’s just a job, and many people need it. She didn’t even had to wear the uniform.
Amy Adams has been involved in a Superman adaptation before being in Man of Steel as Lois.
False
I think Hooters is terribly un-classy and degrading to women. I hate it as en establishment. I love Amy, though.
Teddy bears are named after Theodore Roosevelt
True. Some anecdote about one of his huntings.
Actually true. She was in Smallville before Man of Steel.
In the comics, Superman had the power to erase memories with a kiss, just like he did in Superman II.
False
George Reeve was the first man to play Superman on film
False, that would be Kirk Alyn.
No, it’s true again! Early incarnations of the character in the comics had that silly power.
Both Superman creators were Jewish.
True
Fish bladders give beer its amber coloration