Random Miscellaneous TV trivia questions and answers.
In which decade was The Carol Burnett Show finally axed?
A: 1970s.
What held the record for the most watched program in TV history
until the Who Shot JR? episode of Dallas?
A: Final episode of The Fugitive.
In which school was Parker Lewis Can't Lose set?
A: Santo Domingo High School.
What was the first sitcom to have a divorced single parent as
its main character?
A: One Day At A Time.
In The Flintstones where was Pebbles born?
A: Rockapedic Hospital.
On which book was The Flying Nun based?
A: The Fifteenth Pelican.
In the final Perry Mason case, The Case of the Final Fade Out,
who played the judge?
A: Erle Stanley Gardner, Perry Mason's creator.
With which words did Red Skelton finish his weekly comedy show?
A: Goodnight and God bless.
In which country was the 80s series of Mission: Impossible filmed
because of a Hollywood writers' strike?
A: Australia.
What was shown during the closing credits of Home Improvements?
A: Bloopers by the cast.
In Emergency what was the profession of Roy DeSoto and John Gage?
A: Ambulance drivers.
Which Dynasty character is 'worth it' in the hair ads?
A: Sammy Jo.
Which musical instrument did the older Smothers Brother play?
A: Guitar.
Cherie Moore and Cheryl Stoppelmoor is better known by which
name?
A: Cheryl Ladd.
Which show was based on Orphan Poor Orphan by Carolyn Weston?
A: The Streets of San Francisco.
What was the name of the Moonlighting episode which borrowed
elements form The Taming of the Shrew?
A: Atomic Shakespeare.
In what year did The Tonight Show, with Johnny Carson, begin?
A: 1962.
What was the name of David Carradine's character in Kung Fu?
A: Kwai Chang Caine.
What did the C stand for in Chips?
A: California.
What wee the aliases of Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry in the TV
western?
A: Smith & Jones.
Who created the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers?
A: Haim Saban.
Who first said, "Here comes the judge," before it was made famous
by Pigmeat Markham of Rowan and Martin's Laugh In fame?
A: Sammy Davis Jr.
In Banacek, what was Banacek's chauffeur called?
A: Jay Drury.
Which cult series asked, "Who killed Laura Palmer?"
A: Twin Peaks.
What was the name of the nun in The Father Dowling Mysteries?
A: Sister Steve (Sister Stephanie).
Where did the Hills live in King of the Hill?
A: Arlen, Texas.
The mini-series Helter Skelter was about which real life
"family"?
A: Manson.
Who created and was executive producer of Voyage To The Bottom of
the Sea?
A: Irwin Allen.
Which Laugh In catchphrase did Richard Nixon say on the show?
A: Sock it to me!
Which 80s mini series was the then most expensive ever made?
A: Shogun.
Which Maverick was played by James Garner?
A: Bret.
What was the name of the detective agency in Moonlighting?
A: Blue Moon.
Who sang the theme song for MacGyver?
A: Randy Edelman.
What type of transport appeared in Blue Thunder?
A: Helicopter.
What was Jim Henson's first puppet series back in 1955?
A: Sam and Friends.
What was the name of Doris Day's son who produced her TV sitcom?
A:
Terry Melcher.
What was the surname of Harry O?
A: Orwell.
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