One, Two, Three, Tots TV! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Edward

Thomas the Tank Engine is a small blue steam locomotive in "The Railway Series" written by the Reverend Wilbert Awdry and his son Chris Awdry. Thomas first appeared in the series in 1946 in the second book. The older and wiser engine Edward did not have a number on his side until book 6 of the "Railway Series." Children know Edward as the blue #2 locomotive engine in the hit children's television show "Thomas & Friends" that first appeared in 1991. Edward is based on a 4-4-0 locomotive.

Answer: Thunderbird 3

Thunderbird 3 is a red space rocket that is piloted by Alan or John Tracy. Its primary purpose is to ferry people and supplies to Thunderbird 5 which is the International Rescue Space Station. "Thunderbirds" ran for two seasons in 1965 and 1966 and used puppets to tell the story of the International Rescue team led by Jeff Tracy and his five sons.

The family used futuristic craft to save the world from natural disasters and bad guys. Thunderbird 1 was a rocket plane, Thunderbird 2 a supersonic aircraft carrier, Thunderbird 3 was a rocket-ship, Thunderbird 4 an underwater submersible, and Thunderbird 5 a large space station.

Answer: 101 Dalmatians

Following on from the success of the 1996 live action re-make of "101 Dalmatians" starring Glenn Close as the evil Cruella de Vil, Disney released an animated series in 1997. The show ran for only one season and included 65 episodes. The show featured primarily the adventures of the three puppies Lucky, Rolly and Cadpig.

It also introduced the character of Spot, a chicken who dearly wanted to be a dalmatian puppy.

Answer: 2 Stupid Dogs

"2 Stupid Dogs" was a surprising hit for Hanna-Barbera and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award which the show lost to "Rugrats". The show explores the relationship between Big Dog who is an Old English Sheepdog and Little Dog who is a tawny Dachshund. Little dog is terrified of cats and neither dog is very smart as they enjoy a number of misadventures.

The show ran for two seasons and almost 40 episodes.

Answer: Sesame Street

"Sesame Street" first appeared on television on November 10, 1969. On its 40th anniversary in 2009, the show received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Daytime Emmy Awards. Through to 2014, there had been almost 4,400 episodes of Sesame Street created. One of the highlights of the show is the educational emphasis, stories, songs, and Muppet characters inspired by Jim Henson.

Answer: Bananas in Pyjamas

"Bananas in Pyjamas" first appeared on television on July 20 1992. Interestingly, the children's show grew out of a song written by Carey Blyton for a 1967 airing of the show "Play School". The tune was very catchy and became the theme song for that show. B1 and B2 are two large bananas that live all day long in their pyjamas. The two friends live on Cuddle Avenue with their friends the teddy bears and Rat in a Hat.

Answer: 2 Hip 4 TV

"2 Hip 4 TV" was picked up by the NBC network in 1988. The show was hosted by Ahmet Zappa and Colin Quinn. In its first, and only, season the show attracted many big performing artists such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sparks, and Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians.

Answer: Ben-10

"Ben-10" is an animated American show first created by the Cartoon Network Studios. The show first appeared as a cartoon series in 2005 and was a very successful franchise in Europe, Asia and Africa. Over 100 million toys based upon characters in the show have been sold worldwide. The show is built around a young boy, Ben Tennyson, who acquires an alien device that resembles a watch. This watch has the power to transform Ben into a number of different aliens. He uses this power to save the world and his friends from the baddie aliens.

Answer: Fantastic Four

Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, the original "Fantastic Four" first appeared in the comic books in November of 1961. In the years that followed, the four superheroes showed up on television in animated series in 1967 (20 episodes), 1978 (13 episodes), 1994 (26 episodes), and 2006 (26 episodes).

The history of the group begins when the four friends are exposed to cosmic rays on a scientific expedition into space.

Answer: 3-2-1 Blastoff

"3-2-1 Contact" is an American science education children's show that ran from 1980 until 1988 on the PBS network. The show aired 30 minute episodes and introduced a variety of science experiments to kids. "3-2-1 Penguins" is a Christian-animated kids show that began as a video venture in 2000 but became a television series in 2006.

In the show, two children go on adventures with four penguins in a rocket-ship. "1,2,3 Go!" was an American educational show for kids that ran for only a year between 1961 and 1962.