Express Yourself Trivia Quiz

Answer: Seinfeld

"Seinfeld" was centered on the lives of Jerry Seinfeld and his three friends, George Constanza, Cosmo Kramer and Elaine Benes. In the 153rd episode of the show, George starts dating a new girl named Marcy who has a habit of saying "yada yada yada" to cut short a long story. Soon George begins suspecting that she is using this as a trick to hide important details from him.

While the phrase itself may have been around before this episode, its popularity definitely increased post it.

Answer: Jesse Katsapolis

"Full House" revolved around the lives of Danny Tanner and his three daughters - D.J., Stephanie and Michelle. When Danny lost his wife, his best friend, Joey and brother-in-law, Jesse moved in with him to help him raise the girls. Being a full blown Casanova before he found his soul mate, Jesse frequently exclaimed "have mercy" whenever he met a beautiful girl.

Answer: Homer

Set in a fictional city called Springfield, "The Simpsons" is a long running animated sitcom that parodies various political, social and cultural issues. The family consists of Homer, Marge and their three children - Bart, Lisa and Maggie. Although mainly used by Homer, "D'oh" has also been used by other characters on the show and was even added to The New Oxford Dictionary of English in 1998.

It is defined as 'an interjection used to comment on something perceived as foolish or stupid'.

Answer: Joey

The iconic television show "Friends", which began airing in September 1994, ran for ten seasons up to May 2004. Revolving around the lives of six single friends living in New York City, each member of the principal cast earned a formidable fan following thanks to the show. Joey Tribbiani, played by Matt LeBlanc, was a struggling actor and serial womanizer.

Despite not being one of the brightest among the lot, Joey had no trouble having all kinds of women falling for him.

Answer: Survivor

Contestants on this reality show are kept in an isolated location for around forty days where they have to find ways to survive without the comforts of modern life. They are split into two or more tribes and compete for prizes, luxury items and immunity to make it to the next round. One among them is periodically voted out with the last remaining participant being crowned the winner.

Answer: Jan

"The Brady Bunch" comprised of Mike Brady and his three children, and Carol and her three children, who formed a combined family when the two married. Jan was the middle daughter and had her own insecurities arising from her being a middle child. She often felt herself unable to match up to her more popular older sister Marcia, who seemed to have a charmed life.

This line was uttered in frustration by Jan and went to become popular enough to be parodied by other shows.

Answer: Barney Stinson

Barney Stinson, portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris, is one of the five principal characters in the show which revolves around Ted Mosby's long story of how he met his wife. He is famous for his womanizing ways and once claimed to have slept with over three hundred women. Barney's "legen-wait for it-dary" catchphrase was so popular that the second season of the series ended with him saying "legen-wait for it-" and the next season began with the word "dary".

He is also almost always seen wearing suits and fans of the series started an International Suit Up Day on various social networking sites.

Answer: Dr. Gregory House

"House" was a medical drama named after the main character, Dr. Gregory House, played by Hugh Laurie. House believed that everybody had secrets and kept things hidden and set about diagnosing his patients under this premise. "Everybody lies" was also the name for the pilot episode of the series.

Answer: Bee

"The Big Bang Theory" is a television series centered on the lives of four geeks and their completely non-academically oriented, waitress neighbor. Sheldon Cooper is a theoretical physicist with an IQ of genius levels contrasted by a lack of emotional intelligence and social skills. His catchphrase "bazinga", which he uses after he has played a prank or tricked somebody, has been officially registered as a trademark by Warner Bros.

The Euglossa bazinga is a species of bee native to Brazil. It was originally incorrectly identified as Euglossa ignita before being acknowledged as a separate species by Brazilian biologists André Nemésio and Rafael R. Ferrari. Nemesio stated that they named the insect Euglossa bazinga since it had tricked them into misidentifying it.

Answer: Frasier Crane

"Frasier" was a spin-off of the sitcom "Cheers" and starred Kelsey Grammer in the title role. Frasier Crane was a psychiatrist who moves to Seattle at the start of the series. He hosted a radio show called "The Dr. Frasier Crane Show". Other major characters in the series were his brother Niles, who was also a psychiatrist, their father Martin and his care giver Daphne Moon.

The farewell speech was given by Frasier while broadcasting his final radio show in the series finale.