How is your Night Vision? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Night Gallery

The stories were both modifications of existing tales of fiction, in addition to original material by Serling. Introduction of the series was made through a movie in 1969 that was the directorial premiere of Steven Spielberg. "Night Gallery" often drew negative criticism when compared to "The Twilight Zone", Serling's earlier show of a similar theme.

Answer: Night Court

"Night Court" was broadcast on NBC and ran for nine years from 1984 to 1992 as a thirty minute sitcom. It received numerous awards and nominations, notably four consecutive Emmy Awards for John Larroquette as Best Supporting Actor.

Answer: Ted Koppel

The show was created by Roone Arledge in attempt to compete against NBC for greater viewer share and was named "The Iran Crisis-America Held Hostage" at inception. Originally hosted by Frank Reynolds of "World News Tonight", the program anchor was changed to Koppel and shortly thereafter the show was renamed "Nightline".

Answer: Football

The program aired for five seasons from 2006 to 2011, on NBC for the first two and The 101 Network for the balance. Chief actors included Kyle Chandler and Connie Britton. Directed by Peter Berg, the show was based on a 2004 movie of the same name.

Answer: In the Night Garden

This was a thirty minute program that was on air for only three years spanning 2007-2010. The entire run consisted of 100 episodes. It was similar in nature to the "Teletubbies" as producers Davenport and Wood developed both shows.

Answer: Darren McGavin

The series was based on the 1972 "Night Stalker" movie as well as "The Night Strangler" in 1973. It was cancelled after one year due to poor ratings. The program served as a stimulus in the creation of "The X-Files".

Answer: Night Heat

The show ran for four years and consisted of ninety-six episodes produced in Toronto by Alliance Entertainment. The setting was supposed to be a North American generic city similar to New York but many scenes were similar to Yonge St. landmarks in Toronto. Other actors included Scott Hylands and Jeff Wincott.

Answer: Jets and Browns

"MNF" was a highly rated show for football enthusiasts both in the USA and in international markets as well. Commentators and hosts were usually former NFL players or coaches; of particular note was John Madden, whose flamboyance would keep the viewer interested. The Cleveland Browns beat the New York Jets 31-21 in the inaugural game played on 9/21/70.

Answer: The Not Ready For Prime-Time Players

"SNL" was created by Lorne Michaels and broadcast on NBC. The program became an instant success and did propel many of its actors to fame. Each show was hosted by a celebrity guest that would provide a monologue and then work with the cast members to deliver the sketch.

Answer: Carroll O'Connor

The program was shown from 1988 to 1995 and consisted of 142 episodes. It was created by John Ball and was an hour long broadcast by NBC initially, followed by CBS. Other than racism, the show also dealt with police brutality and government corruption.