Once again, you're choosing some very specific categories of knowledge.

A fun thing about a good grid is having different clues that could fit into multiple categories, creating a brain teaser working out how they go together. Here, for instance, "Fourth Grade Nothing" meant absolutely nothing to me. I couldn't think of any category it would fit into.

I'd also never heard of any of the Disney songs. Now there I do think it's a more reasonable category to go for, and it's on me that I'm ignorant of them; however, that's a set I did get, because despite not knowing any of them I could see that they were different from the other clues. There, you've made it too easy to 'cheat the system'.

Well i liked this except for the fact it didn't accept story xx

Enjoyable grid but watch out for multiple solutions. You could swap Pegasus and Griffin and still be right.

Ynot- Words that can be swapped are part and parcel of the puzzle and make the game more enjoyable.