My Favorite TV Shows Pt. 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Airstream trailer

Because Colter's always on the road as a rewardist, he lived in an Airstream trailer hooked up to his truck. When he was working in one place for a while, he left his Airstream trailer in one spot and used his truck to get places.

"Tracker" was based on Jeffrey Deaver's 2019 novel "The Never Game".

Answer: Jared Padelecki

Jared played Cordell Walker for all three seasons of the CW's "Walker". The only resemblance to the former CBS "Walker, Texas Ranger" series was the name of the protagonist and his career.

Answer: Teacher

Quinta Brunson created "Abbott Elementary" and based it on her mother's work as a schoolteacher in Pennsylvania. Janine Teagues played a second grade teacher who began her teaching career at Abbott Elementary.

"Abbott Elementary" won a Peabody Award in 2023.

Answer: Football

George Cooper was the football coach at a high school in Midford, Texas. In the last season, George was offered a coaching job with Rice University. He passed away from a heart attack before the Coopers could move to Houston.

Answer: Harry Stone

Abracadabra "Abby" Stone was the daughter of Judge Harry and Gina Stone. John Larroquette was a full time cast member of the series, returning as Dan Fielding. Marsha Warfield, who played Roz Doyle, guest starred in several episodes of the rebooted series.

Answer: Seattle Grace

When the series began in 2005, the hospital was named Seattle Grace Hospital. In flashbacks to Doctor Webber, Doctor Ellis Grey, and Doctor Bailey being interns, the hospital was named Seattle Grace Hospital. In 2009 (season 6), Seattle Grace merged with Mercy West due to financial issues so the hospital became Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital. In 2012 (season 9), Jackson Avery changed the name of the hospital to Grey Sloan to honor Lexie Grey and Mark Sloan, who died of complications from the plane crash at the end of season eight.

Chyler Leigh (Lexie Grey) asked to be released from the show for family reasons while Eric Dane's (Mark Sloan) departure was budget related.

Answer: Louise

Louise Belcher was the youngest of the Belcher children at the age of nine. She liked to use her age as a reason to get out of doing certain chores at home. Louise was a schemer who occasionally got her siblings and others in trouble with her antics. In the pilot episode, Louise brought a hamburger to school for show and tell and told her class that her family's restaurant used human flesh in their burger meat.

Kristen Schaal delivered the voice of Louise Belcher. Louise was the only Belcher family member to be voiced by a woman.

Answer: No

A transvestite named Lou/Louise lived in Penny's apartment before she did. Penny moved into her apartment in 2007. On the day Leonard and Sheldon met Penny, Leonard told Sheldon that their babies would be both smart and beautiful. Sheldon brought that fact up in his Nobel Prize speech.

Answer: The Johnsons

The Johnson family was made up of Gemma, Dave, and Grover. They moved next door to the Butlers after Gemma took a job as principal of a private school. Dave, a veteran and conflict mediator, became friends with a reluctant Calvin Butler who worked as a mechanic.

Answer: Bobbie's father

Bobbie's father owned the bar Happy's Place and he left it to Bobbie and her sister Isabella after his death. Bobbie and Isabella ran the bar with the help of Emmett (the cook), Steve (the accountant), Takoda (the waiter), and Gabby (the bartender).