1. Romy White
2. Michele Weinberger
3. Arthur Fry
4. Sandy Frink

Believe it or not, it wasn't Romy White or Michele Weinberger who invented the Post-it®. It was a man named Arthur Fry.

1. Michele's the Mary
2. Romy's the Mary
3. this will never be settled, ever

"I'm the Mary." "YOU'RE the Rhoda." This is one debate Romy and Michele will probably never settle.

1. Laguna Beach
2. Long Beach
3. Miami Beach
4. Venice Beach

The pair shares a place on Venice Beach, in Los Angeles, California. The real building is now a hotel at 417 Ocean Front Walk.

1. Bayside High School, in Palisades, California
2. North Shore High School, in Evanston, Illinois
3. Sagebrush High School, in Tucson, Arizona
4. Shermer High School, in Shermer Illinois

Romy and Michele went to the fictional Sagebrush High School, in Tucson, Arizona.

1. "Pretty in Pink"
2. "Pretty Woman"
3. "The Princess Bride"
4. "The Wedding Singer"

Even though she says she never gets tired making fun of it, Michele gets sentimental about one particular scene from "Pretty Woman." "I just get really happy when they finally let her shop," she says.

1. concierge at the Regent Beverly Wilshire
2. cashier at a Jaguar dealership
3. co-owner of Romy and Michele, on Rodeo Drive
4. she's unemployed

Romy works at an L.A. Jaguar dealership, as a cashier.

1. candy corn
2. gummi bears
3. jelly beans
4. all of these things (I know, right?)

All Romy's had to eat over the last six days? Gummy bears, jelly beans and candy corn. Michele's response? "I wish I had your discipline."

1. the Boulmiche boutique
2. the Cartier jewelry store
3. the Valentino boutique
4. the Versace boutique

Michele is, let's say, between jobs right now. But begins her job search by applying at Versace -- and screws up at her interview.

1. Clarence the Cowboy
2. Lisa Luder
3. Ramon
4. Toby Walters

Romy borrows a jaguar from Ramon, who also works at the Jaguar dealership.

1. a special kind of glue
2. a special shoe rubber
3. quick-burning paper
4. Post-it®

Heather Mooney invented something to feed her smoking habit: quick-burning paper, for "twice the taste in half the time for the gal on the go."

1. Toby Walters
2. Romy White
3. Michele Weinberger
4. Heather Mooney

While Sandy Frink pined for Michele Weinberger, Heather Mooney was "very much in love with him. Very much in love."

1. Billy Christiansen
2. Clarence the Cowboy
3. Sandy Frink
4. Mr. Lish

Romy's high school crush is Billy Christiansen, who crushed her spirit at prom.

1. Romy White
2. Michele Weinberger
3. both of them

It was Michele who wore a back brace during high school. Remember that time at lunch when Christie Masters stuck magnets to "back-brace girl"?

1. Michele received an invitation
2. Romy received an invitation
3. they both received invitations
4. accidentally

The pair hear about the reunion by accident, when Romy runs into Heather Mooney at the Jaguar dealership.

1. "Footloose," performed by Kenny Loggins
2. "Our Lips Are Sealed," performed by The Go-Go's
3. "Turning Japanese," performed by The Vapors
4. "Venus," performed by Bananarama

Cut loose! Footloose! Kick off your sunday shoes! "I have no idea what the rest of the lyrics are..."

1. who's cuter
2. who invented the Post-it®
3. who thought the Post-it® should be yellow
4. all of these things

The road trip from Los Angeles to Tucson is a lot of time in the car, and a lot of that time for Romy and Michele is spent arguing about who invented the Post-it® notes, who thought of making them yellow and who's cuter.

1. the plat du jour (the "dish of the day")
2. the business woman's special
3. the blue plate special
4. two burgers, fries and medium cokes

Stopping at the truck stop, Romy asks the waitress, "Do you have some sort of business woman special?" Disappointed, she orders two burgers, fries and medium cokes."

1. Billy Christiansen
2. Heather Mooney
3. Danny Weller
4. Frederick Wentworth

Classmate Danny Weller lodged a complaint after Romy and Michele chose to share their yearbook space.

1. he's an inventor
2. he's a male model
3. he's a stay-at-home dad
4. he's a successful real estate developer

Putting up dry wall isn't exactly the same thing as selling houses.

1. Cheryl
2. Christie
3. Kelly
4. Lisa

Cheryl, Christie, Kelly and Lisa are the "A-Group" in Romy and Michele's class at Sagebrush High, and Christie is their leader.

1. all the honors students
2. all the "losers"
3. Heather Mooney and Sandy Frink
4. Romy and Michele

Romy and Michele weren't part of C-Group, which was "all the losers and honor students, like Sandy Frink and Heather Mooney."

1. Justin Theroux
2. Camryn Manheim
3. Janeane Garofalo
4. Alan Cumming

Each of these actors plays a character in "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," but it's Camryn Manheim who plays classmate Toby Walters.

1. 2 pounds
2. 16 pounds
3. 22 pounds
4. it depends on the shoes

Michele reminds Romy, as Romy laments gaining a pound despite her weight-loss efforts, to deduct 16 pounds for her shoes.

1. Sandy Frink
2. Heather Mooney
3. Michele Weinberger
4. Romy White

Ah, 1997, when most people at the reunion wouldn't have a cellphone. But Romy does -- and it's a flip phone.

1. banana bread
2. glue
3. rubber
4. a smoothie

In her dream about going to the reunion, Michele knew the formula for a special glue, and it goes like this: First you need to thermoset your resin and then after it cools you have to mix in an epoxide, which is really just a fancy-schmancy name for any simple oxygenated adhesive, right? And then I thought maybe, just maybe, you could raise the viscosity by adding a complex glucose derivative during the emulsification process." And it turns out she was right.

1. yes, in their dreams and in reality
2. no, not in their reality or their dreams
3. Michele doesn't, but Romy does
4. Romy doesn't, but Michele might

We know Romy got a chance to stand up Billy at the reunion. But what happens to Michele and Sandy after the reunion? We'll have to hope for a sequel.

1. Bartender Vic
2. Billy Christiansen
3. Clarence the Cowboy
4. Sandy Frink

At the end of the reunion, Billy Christiansen promises Romy her "fantasy is going to come true tonight." But she stands him up.

1. "...a fun, frisky use of color."
2. They "look so good with blond hair and black roots."
3. "Make it work!"
4. "Sashay Away!"

Lisa Luder calls out the nice lines of the dresses and the "fun, frisky use of color." Michele made those, you know.

1. "All Through the Night"
2. "Girls Just Want to Have Fun"
3. "Money Changes Everything"
4. "Time After Time"

The trio does its improvisational dance to Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time."

1. once or twice
2. probably about 5 or 6 times
3. definitely between 45 and 50
4. they changed outfits?

According to the movie's costume designer Mona May, there were 45 to 50 outfit changes over the course of the film.

1. a musical called "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion"
2. a sitcom pilot called "Just Temporary"
3. a stage play called "Ladies Room"
4. these all came after the movie

Did you know there was a stage play before the movie? Robin Schiff's play "Ladies Room," which starred Lisa Kudrow as Michele and Christie Mellor as Romy, was about characters in a Mexican restaurant restroom during happy hour. Lisa and Christie played the roles together again in the sitcom pilot, "Just Temporary," which aired on NBC but it was never picked up.

1. Los Angeles, California
2. New York, New York
3. Seattle, Washington
4. Tucson, Arizona

The musical adaptation of the film, "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," premiered in June 2017 (2017's the 20-year anniversary of the movie), at the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, Washington.

1. the Cowboy
2. Mr. Lish
3. Ramon
4. Sandy Frink

Sandy Frink, who struck it big inventing a special kind of rubber, lent Romy and Michele the money to open their own store on Rodeo Drive.

1. Lisa Luder
2. Christie Masters
3. Heather Mooney
4. Sandy Frink

Heather Mooney is shopping at Romy and Michele. We see her trying on a not-black dress, telling Michele that, "This dress exacerbates the genetic betrayal that is my legacy."

1. "Romy and Michele: What's Karma?"
2. "Romy and Michele: In the Beginning"
3. "Romy and Michele: Chapter 1"
4. "Romy and Michele: Who's the Mary?"

In 2005, Katherine Heigl and Alexandra Breckenridge starred as Romy White and Michele Weinberger, respectively, in the made-for-ABC Family movie, "Romy and Michele: In the Beginning."