Mixture: Comedy Trivia

We don't tell political jokes, we elect them... was my first thought with this title. It's little wonder then that my next thoughts turned to dry wit, sarcasm, and some really good comedy shows from around the globe. Hope this puts a smile on your face.

This quiz is of my favorite half-hour sitcoms that I still enjoy watching repeats of today. I will give you some character names from the show, and all you have to do is match them with the correct show. Good luck and as always have fun!

A quiz spanning decades of great sitcoms. There are literally 20 years of sitcoms in one quiz. I give a description, you give the name!

Using limericks as clues, here is a tribute to a few 'classic' TV Sit-Coms from the 50's, 60's and 70's. Hopefully, even the most casual television viewer will have a good time with it. Have fun!

This quiz is on many well-known American sitcoms. These range from the 1950s to the 90s. Good luck with the quiz.

"Friends" and "Seinfeld" had several common bonds. Bullies, bad haircuts, and binoculars were just a few of the topics covered on this quiz. Good luck!

Just match the proper TV comedy to the clue given.

Do you remember these American television comedies from the 1980s (sometimes 1970s)? Match the lead actor with his or her U.S. sitcom.

This quiz is about some of the many similarities between "Friends" and "Everybody Loves Raymond". Who knew sitcoms could be so alike, yet so different?

Hooterville was a small fictional farming community that was the main setting for two comedies of the sixties, "Petticoat Junction" and "Green Acres." It was also used and mentioned several times on "The Beverly Hillbillies."