Ay, Eee, Eye, Oh, You, Tee, Vee Quiz

Answer: Twin Peaks

"Twin Peaks" was a drama that ran for two seasons in 1990-1991. A continuation of the series was announced for 2017. The original series featured Kyle MacLachlan as FBI Agent Cooper, investigating the murder of the prom queen (portrayed by Sheryl Lee) in the town of Twin Peaks.

Answer: Lucifer

Lucifer (Tom Ellis) resigns from Hell and goes on vacation in Los Angeles. He runs a nightclub called Lux, but becomes involved in solving criminal cases with LAPD detective Chloe Decker (Lauren German). His ability to get people to tell him their darkest desires gets results and showing his "true" face to criminals has elicited a few confessions. No-one believes him though when he tells them he's the Devil.

Answer: Banshee

"Banshee" premiered in 2013 and follows the exploits of convict-turned sheriff portrayed by Antony Starr. While impersonating Sheriff Hood in the town of Banshee, he attempts to locate the diamonds whose theft sent him to prison. Not only is he trying to avoid his former boss Rabbit, he also tangles with the local crime lord Kai Proctor (Ulrich Thomsen).

Answer: Supergirl

Also from Krypton, like her cousin Superman, Kara/Supergirl's spacecraft was knocked into the Phantom Zone and was frozen in time for thirteen years. She eventually reached earth and grew up hiding her powers. She finally uses her powers to prevent a disaster and this sets her on the path of being a superhero. Season one of "Supergirl" premiered in 2015.

Answer: Animaniacs

"Animaniacs", with Steven Spielberg as the executive producer, first aired in 1993. The Warner brothers Wakko and Yakko and their Warner sister Dot perform segments where in which they interact with other animated characters like Ralph the security guard, Dr Scratchansniff and Hello Nurse. Various other segments like "Pinky and the Brain", as well as "Slappy Squirrel" are all part of the "Animaniacs" show.

Answer: Mad Men

"Mad Men" first aired in 2007 and the final episode of seven seasons aired in 2015. A show set in an advertising agency and revolves around the advertising business, as well as the lives of the individual characters. The series has won multiple accolades including being four time winners of the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series.

Answer: South Park

"South Park" is described as an "animated adult sitcom", despite the four main characters being little boys. Cartman is an obnoxious manipulator, who does not play well with others. Kenny dies in almost every episode and his speech is unintelligible. Stan and Kyle are the more level headed of the four and invariably appear more adult in crises than the actual adults. Towelie is a marijuana smoking "smart" towel and Mr Garrison, the boys teacher, used to walk around with a puppet on his hand named Mr Hat. My constant use of "m'kay" in the question, is a reference to Mr Mackey, the school counselor.

He uses the word very often to punctuate sentences.

Answer: Quantum Leap

"Quantum Leap" aired for five seasons between 1989 to 1993. Starring Scott Bakula as Dr Sam Beckett, it explores time travel. Dr Beckett leaps through time and takes over, for a time, the body of the person whose life he has leaped into. Invariably he needs to change history in some way for that person in order to leap again.

He is guided by his friend Admiral Al Calavicci in hologram form and an aware artificial intelligence named Ziggy.

Answer: The Last Man on Earth

Phil Miller (Will Forte) believes himself to be the last man on earth and drives around the country putting up signs stating that he was "Alive in Tucson". He lives a tedious existence and laying in his tequila pool is a favourite pastime. He also has a number of sports balls on which he has drawn faces and has named.

He talks to them as if they were living human beings and this keeps him marginally sane.

Answer: Daredevil

"Daredevil" is based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Blinded in an accident as a child, his remaining senses have become enhanced and he is able to "see". The main character is portrayed by Charlie Cox. As a lawyer he becomes disillusioned with the justice system and seeks to bring his own brand of vigilante justice to Hell's Kitchen.

His nemesis is Wilson Fisk, portrayed by Vincent D'Onofrio.