FunTrivia Television Mix: Vol 32 Quiz

Answer: Doctor Who

"Doctor Who" is a long-running British science fiction show. The show has no "primary" setting other than the time machine, as each episode can happen in any time, or place in the past, present or future.

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Answer: M.D.

"Marcus Welby, M.D." was a series about a general practitioner played by Robert Young from 1969-1976. "Doogie Howser, M.D." starred Neil Patrick Harris as the teenaged medical man, and ran from 1989-1993. Hugh Laurie, as the curmudgeonly but brilliant diagnostician Gregory House only had his surname in the title of "House, M.D." which ran from 2004-2012.

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Answer: The Waltons

"The Waltons" was a family-friendly show about a large family in rural Virginia during the Great Depression and WWII.

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Answer: a smoked fish

Dressed in his gold flight jacket, white scarf and aviator's sunglasses, Ace Rimmer scoffs at danger. When off to save the Universe, he drops his signature line about breakfast. The kipper to which Ace refers is a herring, split and gutted, either cured in salt or pickled, and then cold-smoked, often over oak.

The term is used colloquially by members of the Royal Canadian Navy to refer to their British counterparts in the Royal Navy and as a nickname for members of the UKIP: United Kingdom Independence Party.

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Answer: Phil

James Avery played Philip Banks on all six seasons of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" (1990-1996). Banks was a wealthy lawyer, a judge and a senior partner in Furth, Wynn, and Meyer. His children were Hilary Banks, Carlton Banks, Ashley Banks and Nicki Banks.

His nephew, Will Smith, came to live with them at their Bel-Air mansion. Uncle Fester was played by Jackie Coogan on "The Addams Family." Uncle Jesse was played by John Stamos on "Full House." Uncle Charlie was played by William Demarest on "My Three Sons."

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Answer: Red Dwarf

The sketch "Dave Hollins: Space Cadet" first appeared on the "Son of Cliché" comedy sketch show written by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor for BBC Radio 4. The writers then developed the cult series "Red Dwarf", which first aired in 1988, from this series of five sketches.

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Answer: Hawkeye Pierce

The home towns of the characters on "MASH" were often mentioned and occasionally figured into the plots. Besides Hawkeye's home town, we knew that Radar came from Ottumwa, Iowa; Klinger was from Toledo, Ohio, and Charles Emerson Winchester III was from Boston.

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Answer: Vanna White

Vanna Marie Rosich was born in South Carolina, but took her step-father's surname. White auditioned for the position after Susan Stafford left the program. Her first episode was presented on air in December, 1982. The show became a prime-time syndication in 1983, making White's career soar. "Wheel of Fortune" was created by Merv Griffin, with its first show broadcasted in 1975.

It has been the most popular and watched game show since 1984. Delta Burke and Dixie Carter were actors, and Susan Akin, Miss America, 1986.

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Answer: Sandra Oh

'Killing Eve' is a British black comedy-drama spy thriller series, produced in the United Kingdom. The series follows Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), a British intelligence investigator tasked with capturing psychopathic assassin Villanelle (Jodie Comer). The series is based on the 'Villanelle' novels by Luke Jennings.

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Answer: The Munsters

The original version of "The Munsters" ran on CBS from September 24, 1964 to September 1, 1966. Eddie, the son in the Munster family, had a pet dragon named "Spot" that lived under the stairs of the Munster home at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. "Lily's Star Border" is the only episode were viewers saw more than Spot's eyes or tail, when Herman goes into the sewer to look for a runaway Spot.

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