28. Is it Charles Schulz or Schultz?

TheSchulzMuseum.org contends that, as the genius behind the massively popular comic strip Peanuts, the name Charles Schulz is hard to forget. However, there is a confusion surrounding the artist’s last name. Is the creator of our favorite cartoon characters Charlie Brown, Lucy and Snoopy a Schulz or a Schultz? Many people—fans included—claim that his surname has always been spelled with a “T.” So we set the record straight: it’s Schulz and the other is a typo. But then again, this is only based on the reality that we know of. Who knows what is in the alternate world?

29. The Curious Case of Curious George’s Tail

Well loved children’s book series Curious George chronicles the adventures of a brown primate. While he is a familiar character, with the book’s success as well as its television and film adaptations, his overall look is quite hazy to some. A lot of people were, well, curious, “Does Curious George have a tail?” A number of them claim to have seen the cartoon with a tail and assumed that, because monkeys commonly do, this was correct. Despite these claims, the baffling reality, however, is that Curious George does not have a tail. And according to CuriousGeorge.com, it actually never did.