Heard But Rarely, If Ever, Seen Quiz

Answer: Yes

Carol Ann Susi, the voice of Mrs. Wolowitz, died of cancer on November 11th, 2014. Her character on the show also passed away. The producers placed a photo of Ms. Susi facing the audience on Leonard and Sheldon's fridge after she passed away as a small tribute to the woman with the big voice.

Answer: Wilson

This character spent time at the fence, providing Tim and his family with advice about a variety of things in life. He was also obscured with other objects and facial hair throughout the series. His name was revealed as Wilson W. Wilson, Jr. in the sixth season. That's when the audience discovers that the character was also a cousin to the Wilsons in "The Beach Boys".

Answer: Peanuts

The teacher on Peanuts was heard, but never seen. That said, she didn't say much other than "wah, wah, wah, wah, wah" (and so on).

Answer: Stan

The character Karen Walker makes frequent references to her husband Stan. However, he is only partially seen in one episode where he reaches out and grabs her breast while she is talking to Will. Throughout that scene, his legs can be seen, but the rest of his body is blocked by a plant.

Answer: Dynasty

John Forsythe played the role of Charlie in "Charlie's Angels" and also as Blake Carrington on "Dynasty". During his time as Charlie, Forsythe was the highest paid television actor on a per hour basis. He arrived at a sound studio, read his lines in a few minutes, and left while his fellow stars would spend up to 15 hours a day working.

Answer: Norm's

Norm talked about his wife all the time while sitting at the bar on "Cheers". She is never really seen, but she is heard now and then. In one episode, she states off-camera that Norm's real name is actually Hilary. Her arm and her legs are seen in a couple of episodes, but perhaps most famously, her head is seen in one episode, but her face is covered with a pie so the audience never learns what she looks like.

The character Vera was actually played by George Wendt's then-wife Bernadette Burkett.

Answer: True

This show centred around a private investigator who lived at another man's house in Hawaii to act as the security expert on the property. The owner of the property was Robin Masters, and his voice was originally done by Orson Welles. Welles passed away during the series, so the writers ended up suggesting that the caretaker of Masters' property was Masters but they never completely resolved the issue.

At the end of the series, it was never stated exactly who Robin Masters was - the caretaker or someone else.

Answer: Orson

Mork is an alien sent to Earth to observe human behaviour in "Mork and Mindy". His boss, Orson from his home planet is unable to understand human pleasure emotions such as love, laughter and friendship. He is also against those emotions because the home planet has outlawed pleasure, but he has conversations with Mork to try to learn about them.

The actor who voiced Orson was Ralph James.

Answer: Co-creator, Larry David

George's boss, the Yankees owner, was always depicted from behind on the show. His face was never shown. It is said that the actual owner of the Yankees at the time, George Steinbrenner loved the character that was voiced by Seinfeld co-creator Larry David.

Answer: Carlton

Carlton often said "This is Carlton, your doorman" on the intercom on this show. Carlton was voiced by Lorenzo Music, who was also a writer for "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", and also provided the voice of Garfield the cat on the animated show of the same name. Carlton was shown a few times, but his face was never visible.

His arms are seen a few times. He is also shown from the back in a cab in one episode, and dancing in a gorilla mask in another episode.