Name that Episode! - Mary-Kate and Ashley Quiz

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1. "People say we're two peas in a pod, and that we look like each other, but there's something that they forgot. I am the cute one... she's just my sister."

Answer: Our First Video

The song was called "I Am The Cute One" and was from Mary-Kate and Ashley's "Our First Video". "I Am The Cute One" was the first song on the video, which was made in 1993, when the twins were only seven years old.

"Our First Video" was made up of seven music videos, with small skits in between each one. The twins performed each one of them. The video enjoyed an immense success for a few years, but retired in the later 1990's, making each video a collector's item.

2. "Please phone us, clone us, lend a hand - don't you understand? There's too much to do..."

Answer: The Case of the Christmas Caper

The song was called "Too Much To Do" and was the first song from the episode "The Case of the Christmas Caper". They sang that song because they were under a lot of stress, with Christmas coming the next day, because they had lots of things to do. The episode was made in 1995, when the twins were nine years old.

In "The Case of the Christmas Caper", the twins got a phone call from three red-headed elves, who informed them that their airplane had been stolen, with Santa Claus in it. If the twins could not solve the mystery, then Christmas would be ruined for every kid across the world.

3. "Can't refuse the chance to use the makeover machine. Makeover, it's the latest and the greatest makeover machine."

Answer: The Birthday Party

"The Birthday Party" was made in 1997, when Mary-Kate and Ashley were eleven years old. "Makeover Machine" was the fourth song the girls sang.

In the episode, the girls tried to plan their eleventh birthday party in one afternoon, as they forgot to plan it ahead of time. After considering several party ideas, including a makeover party, they decided to go to an amusement park to celebrate.

4. "Goodness you, goodness me! This is like I've never seen. The floor does sparkle, the place does really shine!"

Answer: The Case of the Hotel-Who-Done-It

"The Case of the Hotel-Who-Done-It" was made in 1996, when the twins were ten years old. The song, "Why Can't We Live In a Hotel All The Time", was the second and final song of the episode. They sang the song after discovering how glamorous and fun staying in a hotel was.

In that episode, the Olsen & Olsen Mystery Agency got a phone call from a Hawaiian hotel. Things in the hotel had been being stolen, and it was up to Mary-Kate and Ashley to figure out WHO the thief was.

5. "What is that tropic spot that people love a lot? Miami. What is that melting pot that is both cool and hot? Miami."

Answer: The Case of the Sea World Adventure

"The Case of the Sea World Adventure" was made in 1995, when Mary-Kate and Ashley were ten years old. "Miami" was the second and final song of the episode, when the girls were singing, hoping people would put money in their hats.

The episode was about two young girls who lived at Sea World, because their parents were animal trainers. The girls tried to find cases to solve, but to no avail until they find what they believed to be a corpse in the woods.

6. "I don't know about you, but I'm not through, 'cause when we're wrinkled and grey, I hope there's still a kid in you who wants to come out and play."

Answer: The Mall Party

Ashley sang this line from "When I Grow Up" in "The Mall Party". When this video was made, Mary-Kate and Ashley were twelve years old. They sang the song in protest, that no one is EVER too old for toys.

In "The Mall Party", the twins, their cousin, and two of their friends, went to The Mall of America in Minnesota, where they explored and shopped in one of the biggest malls in their country.

7. "There's a blister on my sister from too many Grande Jetes. And there's nothing I can do to make it go away. With bandages applied, she looks so undignified..."

Answer: The Ballet Party

"The Ballet Party" was made in 1998, when the girls were twelve years old. "Sore Feet" was the third song on the episode, sung when the girls were telling their teachers why they WOULDN'T want to be dancers - sore feet.

The episode was about the girls when they went to the New York City Ballet for a ballet party with two of their friends. In the end, they got to dance on stage at Lincoln Center with a real-life Prima Ballerina.

8. "But it's alive now like never before. And Toto, I don't think we are in control anymore!"

Answer: The Sleepover Party

"The Sleepover Party" was the first party video the twins made, when they were ten years old. The song, "Video Monster" was the second song in the episode, when the girls and their friends played a video game.

In the episode, the girls threw their first slumber party, where they danced, played video games, dressed up in scary costumes, and did more cool stuff with their friends.

9. "What is the sound of one hand clapping? What is the color of clear? Is there a sound when a tree hits the ground if no one is there to hear?"

Answer: The Case of the U.S. Space Camp Mission

In "The Case of the U.S. Space Camp Mission", Mary-Kate and Ashley were ten-years-old, as it was made in 1996. The song, "Let Your Mind Meander", was the second and final song in the episode, sung with their karate teacher as the twins were stumped for the answer to their mystery.

In the episode, the girls were called by NASA to solve a problem with NASA's rocket ship. There were several holes in the engine, making it unable to fly into space. The question was, what was CAUSING the holes?

10. "What'd you do on Friday night? Who'd you talk to on the phone last night? Monday Morning..."

Answer: The School Dance Party

"The School Dance Party" was made in 2000, when Mary-Kate and Ashley were fourteen years old. "Monday Morning" was the first song of the episode, when the girls were first arriving to school one Monday.

"The School Dance Party" was about Mary-Kate and Ashley's first school dance, about their adventures decorating the school, and of course, boys. This episode was Mary-Kate and Ashley's last episode in their musical video series.

Source: Author funnybuni

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Name that Episode! - Mary-Kate and Ashley Quiz

I grew up watching Mary-Kate and Ashley sing and dance as they threw parties and solved mysteries on their video series. I'm going to give you a song lyric - then you have to chose which episode it came from! Enjoy!

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