**Title Redacted** Trivia Quiz

Answer: Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers

"Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" debuted on American television in 1993 and quickly became a huge ratings success for children's programming.

The show was based on the Japanese Super Sentai series, going as far as to reuse fight scenes and dub over voices when actors were in costumes.

Answer: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

The "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" television series debuted in 1987, three years after the comic book it was based on debuted.

The show featured four anthropomorphic teenaged turtles who learned the art of Ninjitsu and fought evil. They were Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael.

Answer: Big Bad Beetleborgs

"Big Bad Beetleborgs" ran for two seasons in the U.S. It was adapted from Japanese shows in the same vein as the "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers".

The show later was rebranded as "Beetleborg Metallix."

The show featured Drew, Jo and Roland as they met mystical beings, became characters from their favorite comic book and found the villains from the same book.

Answer: The Masked Rider

Ted Roberts played Prince Dex, who would become titular hero in order to fight Count Dregon and his forces.

The series was a spin-off from the "Power Rangers" franchise. Dex was from the same planet where the Rangers' robotic helper Alpha 5 was built.

Only 40 episodes were produced before the show was cancelled.

Answer: Aladdin

The series picked up in continuity after "The Return of Jafar" and followed the exploits of Aladdin, his pet monkey Apu, Princess Jasmin, the Genie and other characters.

Dan Castellaneta took over the role of the Genie, which had originated in the 1992 film with Robin Williams. Castellaneta is well known for voicework on "The Simpsons" as well as dozens of other projects.

Answer: Darkwing Duck

Drake Mallard, otherwise known as "Darkwing Duck" laid claim to that phrase. The series was a spin-off of the series "Talespin" with Launchpad the pilot being the main link between the two shows.

Set in the town of St. Canard, the show was a genre parody of early pulp fiction shows and movies. The show relied heavily on references to the comic book "The Shadow".

Answer: Batman: The Animated Series

Batman, also known as Bruce Wayne, fought crime on the streets of Gotham starting in the 1930s. The television series "Batman: The Animated Series" launched in 1992 after the big screen "Batman" movie made the character popular in the mainstream again.

The show was one of the highest rated children's programs in the U.S. in the early 1990s.

Answer: Mighty Ducks

The series was launched as cross promotion for Disney, which owned the Mighty Ducks hockey team in the National Hockey League.

In an attempt to get children to help promote the team, and build fans early in their lives, an animated "Mighty Ducks" cartoon was released in 1996.

The series followed Wildwing, Nosedive and the rest of the team as they both fought other aliens and played hockey in their spare time.

Answer: Talespin

The series was set in Cape Suzette and turned Baloo from a bear living in the woods like he was in the movie to a pilot with his own plane in the show.

The show follows the exploits of Baloo and his navigator Kit as they battle pirates, learn to work well together and try to earn enough money for the bear to buy back his shipping company from the bank that seized his assets in the pilot.

Answer: Gargoyles

The gargoyle characters in "Gargoyles" were led by clan leader Goliath. They were cursed to turn to stone hundreds of years in the past by an evil sorceress and survived into modern day with humans believing them to be simple statues.

The statues were transported to New York and the series dealt with them adjusting to their new surroundings as well as battling the evil David Xanatos.