Name the TV Show Trivia

1. Which television show was about people just sitting around a bar in Boston?

From Quiz Pick the Right TV Show

Answer: Cheers

"Cheers" was about people in a bar who all knew one another and they all had their own problems. For example, Sam obsessed over women, Norm drank a lot and was not too keen on his wife, Cliff was a know-it-all loudmouth, and Diane's fiance said he was going to get a wedding ring from his ex-wife but never came back, so she took a job at "Cheers." "Cheers" ran from 1982 to 1993. More characters left the show and got replaced by different actors, so I will not mention them. Some of the actors on this show were Ted Danson, Shelley Long, Woody Harrelson, and Rhea Perlman.

From Quiz Who Ordered The Spinach?

Answer: Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Cop comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" ran for five seasons on FOX before being cancelled. It was quickly picked up again by NBC. It stars Andy Samberg as immature detective Jake Peralta.

From Quiz One-Word TV Show Titles

Answer: LOST

Admittedly, not all of them were stranded the entire time, but the cast of "LOST" spent a lot of time fending for themselves before supernatural occurrences started getting in the way in the six seasons of the show which aired on ABC to great ratings. At the start of this series, a plane crash stranded dozens of people traveling from Sydney to Los Angeles and by the end, they were embroiled in a battle of good vs. evil. Series creator J.J. Abrams later went on to film the modern "Star Trek" movies and create the TV show "Fringe".

From Quiz The Harder Three Clue Television Quiz

Answer: Dream On

Martin Tupper tries to negotiate a confusing array of relationships with his ex-wife Judith, his buddy Eddie, his son Jeremy and his boss Gibby. Martin's thoughts and myriad fantasies are often expressed through his memories of the old TV shows he watched. Clips of those shows appear while he explains his thoughts. The show ran from 1990 to 1996.

From Quiz The Three Clue Television Quiz

Answer: Deadwood

"Deadwood" brought to life many of the actual people of that post-Civil War South Dakota town. Al Swearengen, aptly surnamed for his foul if florid speech, was an actual bar owner. While the other bar owner, Cy Tolliver, was not an actual person, Calamity Jane was. A hit with audiences and critics alike, "Deadwood" was mysteriously cancelled after only three seasons.

From Quiz My Favourite American Shows Vol 4

Answer: The Big Bang Theory

"The Big Bang Theory" first aired in 2007 on CBS. "The Big Bang Theory" cast included Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Sara Gilbert, Melissa Rauch, Mayim Bialik, Kevin Sussman, Laura Spencer, Laurie Metcalf, Carol Ann Susi, John Ross Bowie and Wil Wheaton. Jim Parsons who played Sheldon Cooper won four Emmy awards for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013.

From Quiz Name The TV Quiz Show (UK TV)

Answer: 15 to 1

Unlike many TV quiz shows, "15 To 1" had little chat and was really a stream of questions. In rounds 1 and 2, contestants began with three lives and answered questions in turn. Incorrect answers lost lives. In round 3, if a contestant gave a correct answer, they could nominate a competitor to answer the next question until only three contestants remained. In round 4, the three remaining contestants gained points for correct answers, but lost a life for an incorrect one until all lives were lost. The top fifteen scores in a series came back to play in the "Grand Final".

From Quiz Name the Show with Five Words

Answer: M*A*S*H

"M*A*S*H" ran from 1972 to 1983, much longer than the Korean War that was the setting for the series. "The Swamp" was the nickname of the tent used by Hawkeye Pierce (Alan Alda) and his various tent mates over the years - Trapper John McIntyre (Wayne Rogers), B.J. Hunnicutt (Mike Farrell), Frank Burns (Larry Linville) and Charles Winchester III (David Ogden Stiers). "Choppers" were the endless helicopters that ferried in the wounded to the mobile surgical hospital. "Tuttle" was the name of an episode from the first season in which Hawkeye and Trapper invented a Captain Tuttle to get supplies for a local orphanage and had to eventually kill him off after a general wanted to award him a medal. "Rosie's" was the name of the bar the staff frequented and where Radar (Gary Burghoff) would get his Grape Nehis.

From Quiz Alphabetical Name the Show: K-R

Answer: Knight Rider

David Hasselhoff starred as Michael Knight, a man who nearly dies from a bullet to the head in the pilot episode. He is given a new face (through plastic surgery) and a new identity, but best of all, a very intelligent car to help him with his various quests. The show originally ran for 4 seasons from 1982-86.

From Quiz Remember That Show?

Answer: Murder, She Wrote

There really is a Cabot Cove in Maine (it's an inlet in Kennebunkport) but the outdoor shots for "Murder, She Wrote' were filmed in Mendocino, California. Angela Lansbury played mystery author Jessica Fletcher who lived in the small Maine seacoast town and was adept at solving crimes that the authorities couldn't figure out or had wrongly accused someone of. The show lasted for twelve seasons.

From Quiz Top Ten TV

Answer: Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman

"Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman" ran from 1993-1998. It starred Jane Seymour as Dr. Michaela (Mike) Quinn, a female medical doctor who accepted a job offer in the Colorado territory At first, she was not accepted but as she helped people, more and more people were willing to accept her as a doctor. In the pilot episode, she became friends with Charlotte, a woman with three children whose husband had abandoned them. Charlotte was bit by a snake and Dr. Mike could not save her. Charlotte's dying wish was that Dr. Mike would take care of her children. So Dr. Mike inherited a family: Matthew (played by Chad Allen), Colleen(played by Erika Flores and then later by Jessica Bowman) and Brian (played by Shawn Toovey). She also throughout her time in Colorado became good friends with Byron Sully (played by Joe Lando). Eventually, they fell in love and got married and had a child of their own whom they named Katherine (Katie) (played by the Calabrese triplets).

From Quiz Alphabetical name the show: A-J

Answer: Ally McBeal

Created by David E Kelley, Calista Flockhart starred in the role of the title character. The show ran for five seasons, first airing in 1997. While Ally's character was certainly quite quirky (and had regular and amusing daydreams that played out in front of the camera), the characters around her were even quirkier.

From Quiz TV Shows By Christmas Episode (Part 2)

Answer: The Big Bang Theory

This is first "Big Bang" Christmas episode, titled "The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis", from season two. Penny mentions that she has some Christmas gifts for Sheldon and Leonard, and this dismays Sheldon. He doesn't like the fact that he is now obligated to get something of equal value for Penny. When at the store looking at gift baskets of bath and body items, he decides to buy several and then decide which one to give Penny when he sees what she has gotten for him. What Penny has for Sheldon is a napkin signed by Leonard Nimoy, that Nimoy also wiped his mouth with. Sheldon is overjoyed, and gives Penny all the gift baskets and also a hug.

From Quiz TV Shows By Christmas Episode

Answer: That '70s Show

This is the first season Christmas episode of "That '70s Show", entitled "That '70s Christmas". Red allows Eric to have a Christmas party in the basement with his friends, and gives him $40 to buy a Christmas tree for the house. He says the kids can keep whatever money is leftover for their party. Naturally they decide to spend nothing on a tree, and chop one down on the side of the highway. Kitty loves the tree, but during the grown-ups Christmas party, the cops show up and say they have to take back the stolen tree. Red is working at Donna's father's store, and is made to work on Christmas Eve in case anyone is out shopping for last minute presents. Turns out, Kelso is - he has neglected to buy a gift for Jackie. Kelso ends up keeping Red company at work as they play Pong. Red ends up selling two items that night - hot rollers to Kelso, and the Pong game to himself.

From Quiz Help Me Name My Favorite TV Shows

Answer: Are You Being Served?

This show was made into a dvd movie and a book was written. PBS used to show episodes of this show. BBC America also shows episodes of this show. I haven't been able to get my hands on the massive dvd collection of this show.

From Quiz Growing Up With Television Shows

Answer: "Keeping Up Appearances"

"Keeping Up Appearances" is a British comedy which appeared on BBC1 during 1990 through 1995. Hyacinth pretentiously pronounces her last name to rhyme with "bouquet."

From Quiz Prime Time Crime

Answer: NYPD Blue

"NYPD Blue" began its run in September 1993. The last show aired in March 2005. The show won numerous awards, including seven Emmy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, and countless nominations. The series definitely pushed the limits of nudity and violence for TV viewing and came under fire from various watchdog groups. Although the exterior shots were filmed in New York, most of the episodes were filmed in L.A.

From Quiz GG's "G" TV Quiz

Answer: Grey's Anatomy

"Grey's Anatomy", created by Shonda Rhimes who is also known for the "Grey's" spinoff "Private Practice", premiered in March 2005 as a mid-season replacement. The short first season introduced a group of five surgical interns trying to learn their way in their competitive field. The title character, Dr. Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo, began a romantic relationship with an attending surgeon, Dr. Derek Shepherd a.k.a McDreamy, played by Patrick Dempsey, before she even knew he was her superior at the hospital. In the first few seasons, Meredith and Derek were very on-again, off-again, until they married themselves on a post-it note in season five and later made it legal in order to make the adoption process easier, to adopt their daughter Zola.

From Quiz The Sad Life of a Couch

Answer: Barney and Friends

"Barney and Friends", which debuted in 1992, is one of my least favorite television shows. Barney might be funny if you are a kid, but when you are an old couch, the bouncing of children can be very hard on your springs. Many an old couch has had to see a couchropractor after an episode of this show, just to have their springs realigned.

From Quiz Women of American Television

Answer: The Golden Girls

Betty White was the only surviving member of this very talented ensemble after Rue McClanahan died in 2010. Bea Arthur and Estelle Getty made up the remaining members of this golden cast. Though the characters were all retirement age, they did hold jobs off and on.

From Quiz Cop Geography: Where Are These TV Cop Shows Set?

Answer: Los Angeles

Vic Mackey & his co-workers prowled the Rampart area of Los Angeles for seven seasons on the F/X Network. Many of their activites though made us wonder who were the real criminals!

From Quiz Which TV Show is That?

Answer: The Andy Griffith Show

"The Andy Griffith Show" starred Andy Griffith as Sheriff Andy Taylor, Don Knotts as Deputy Barney Fife, Frances Bavier as Aunt Bea, George Lindsey as Goober, and Jim Nabors as Gomer Pyle. Jim Nabors went on to start his own show titled "Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.", where he reprised his role when Gomer joined the Marines. There was a spinoff titled "Mayberry R.F.D.", where Ken Berry portrayed a widower.

From Quiz Choice Shows By Network

Answer: "Lost"

When it first aired in 2004, 'Lost' caused a sensation, and quickly gained a cult following. I hope it's not too dismissive of me to sum the show up as "Gilligan's Island" meets "The Twilight Zone."

From Quiz Characters In Crime

Answer: Law And Order

Joe Fontana is the senior detective in seasons 15 and 16. Abbie Carmichael was the ADA in seasons 9 - 11. Anita Van Buren is the police commanding officer from season 3 to 19. The show aired on 13 September 1990 with season 19 commencing in 2008. At the time of season 19 it was the longest running prime time drama on US television. The success of the show lead to additional programs - "Law And Order: SVU", "Law And Order: Criminal Intent" and "Law And Order: Trial by Jury". The show is set in New York City and usually has a two part format - the first half portrays the investigation of a crime and the second half shows the prosecution. At the beginning of every episode there is a voice-over with the following statement: "In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories."

From Quiz Almost Forgotten TV Shows

Answer: The Powers Of Matthew Star

This television series was only around for one season. Matthew Star, played by Peter Barton, was a prince from the planet Quadris. He was living here on Earth, hiding as a typical high school teenager. He had hopes of returning to his home planet to re-claim the throne and free his people.

From Quiz TV Shows

Answer: "Suite Life of Zack and Cody"

In real life he has a twin. The "Suite Life of Zack and Cody" first aired in 2005.

From Quiz TV - Seven Beginnings, Three Endings

Answer: The X-Files

One of the most popular series of the 1990's, "The X-Files", ran for nine seasons, from 1993 until 2002. The stories followed the activities of two FBI agents, Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson), as they investigated strange and unexplained paranormal cases throughout the United States. The work of the agents was often hindered by strange circumstances caused by unexplained forces, or secret government officials, bent on discrediting their work. Mulder and Scully pursued investigations that could not be solved through standard investigative procedures. During the last two seasons, Agent Mulder was replaced by Agent John Doggett, played by Robert Patrick. The series ranked #2 on the "TV Guide" list of "25 Top Cult Series Ever", in May of 2005, and the shows familiar catchphrase, "The Truth Is Out There", was voted the #9 catch phrase on the "TV Guide" list of "Top 20 Catchphrases", in August of 2005. The series aired 202 episodes on the Fox Television Network, and was the subject of a feature motion picture in 1998.

From Quiz TV - Nine Beginnings, One Ending

Answer: "Highway Patrol"

This early television crime drama aired for four seasons, from 1955 until 1959. Broderick Crawford starred as graveled-voiced, no-nonsense Dan Matthews, chief of the Highway Patrol. The official sounding narration for the show was performed by announcer/actor Art Gilmore. While mostly uncredited, much of the technical assistance for the series came from the California Highway Patrol, who also provided all of the patrol vehicles used on the show, and the uniforms worn by the actors during the first two years of the series. The official police insignias on the vehicles and the shoulder patches on the uniforms were altered, as not to specifically identify the California Highway Patrol. The radio call sign used by Dan Matthews (21-50) was the actual call sign used by then California Highway Patrol Commissioner, Bernard Caldwell. The patrol vehicles used in the series were 1955 Buick Century, two-door sedans. These vehicles were manufactures for use as police patrol vehicles, and were not available to sale to the general public.

From Quiz Can You Guess the TV Show? 2

Answer: Deal or No Deal

Howie Mandel hosts the hit NBC shows, "Deal or No Deal." Contestants picks from 26 cases, shown by 26 beautiful models, until they either take the banker's deal, or go all the way to see what's in their case. Deal means they take the banker's offer, and no deal means they keep going on.

From Quiz Can You Guess the TV Show?

Answer: Ghost Hunters

Grant and Jason are plumbers by day, but ghost hunters by night as they take their team off onto numerous trips to debunk or prove haunted theories. TAPS (The Atlantic Paranormal Society) have investigated many cases, from the Manson Murders to the Myrtle Plantation mysteries.

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