FunTrivia Television Mix: Vol 26 Quiz

Answer: M*A*S*H

According to Wikipedia's list of the Most-watched series finales in television history, the finale of "M*A*S*H" attracted the most viewers, with 105.9 million people tuning in for the last episode on February 28, 1983. The series finale of "Friends" is fourth on the list with 52.5 million viewers, "All in the Family" is eighth with 50.7 million, and "ER" is 39th with 16.4 million viewers.

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Answer: The Vicar of Dibley

"The Vicar of Dibley" was set in a fictitious English town which was assigned a female vicar following the 1993 changes in the Church of England that permitted the ordination of women.
The other three shows were all set in Canada.

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Answer: They were villains.

Shredder, whose real name is Oroku Saki, is the villain in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". On the animated series that began in 1987, Shredder was voiced by James Avery for the first seven seasons, then by a series of other voice actors until the show ended in 1996. His two henchmen were Bebop and Rocksteady.

No Heart was the nemesis of the Care Bears in their animated TV series, which began in 1985. In the original episodes, the villain was Professor Coldheart, but by 1986, the evil wizard No Heart and his sidekicks Beastly and Shreeky took over the job of trying to destroy the Care Bears.

In the 1960's series "Batman", Mr. Freeze appeared in several episodes, played by George Sanders, Otto Preminger and Eli Wallach. Mr. Freeze was a German/Austrian cryogenics expert who was involved in an accident with some of the chemicals, and thus had to wear a special suit at all times to survive. His weapon of choice was a gun that froze his victims.

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Answer: Barney Fife

"The Andy Griffith Show" was televised on CBS from 1960 - 1968. It was set in Mayberry, a small, fictional rural town in North Carolina. The sheriff, Andy Taylor, was portrayed by Andy Griffith and the wacky Deputy, Barney Fife, was portrayed by Don Knotts.

A young Ron Howard played Opie, the sheriff's son, but it was really the superb comedic performances of Don Knotts that stole the show.

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Answer: South Park

Stan Marsh and his friends begin playing "World of Warcraft" but are unable to make any progress as an ultra-powerful player keeps killing them. This becomes a global problem and threatens the very existence of the highly popular fantasy game. "Make Love, Not Warcraft" is a highly-rated episode of "South Park".

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Answer: Baywatch Nights

'Baywatch Nights' was aired from 1995 to 1997 and describes the work of a detective agency founded by some former 'Baywatch' characters.

Question by player wildmatz

Answer: I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together

"The Carol Burnett Show" was a variety/comedy show which aired from 1967 to 1978. The theme song: "I'm so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh or sing a song, seems we just got started and before you know it, Comes the time we have to say, so long."

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Answer: The Golden Girls

"Thank You for Being a Friend" was originally a hit for Andrew Gold, who recorded it in 1978. Cynthia Fee recorded her own version for "The Golden Girls", which aired from 1985 to 1992.

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Answer: She was an only child

Stephanie was related by marriage to Edith. Her mother had died and her father was unable to look after her. She came to live with Edith and Archie shortly after Mike and Gloria moved to California.

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Answer: Queens

"All in the Family" took place in the Astoria section of Queens. One of the most popular shows on American television, it was actually based on the English comedy show "Till Death us do Part" which took place in the East End of London.

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