"Married...with Children" Quiz

Answer: He wanted to further his career in theatre acting

David Garrison played Steve Rhoades on the first four seasons of "Married...With Children". After leaving the show, Garrison made several appearances as Steve. Steve would return having various jobs.

David Garrison wanted to return to acting in the theatre. He appeared in many Broadway shows. He played the Wizard in a touring production of "Wicked" from 2005 through 2009.

Answer: No

Ted McGinley played Norman Jablonsky on the "It's a Bundyful Life (Part 2)" episode, which first aired on December 17, 1989. Al envisioned an alternate timeline where he had never been born. Norman Jablonsky was married to Peg and father to Kelly and Bud. Ted McGinley first appeared as Jefferson D'Arcy on the January 7, 1991, episode of "Married...With Children".

Answer: Ben Stein

The episode "Requiem for a Dead Briard" first aired on October 1, 1995. This was the third episode of the tenth season of "Married...With Children".

During this episode, Buck the dog died and went to animal Heaven. Buck encountered an angel named Thomas (played by former Richard Nixon speechwriter Ben Stein in a chicken costume). Thomas and a cat judge decided Buck would be reincarnated as the Bundys' new dog, Lucky.

The was the only episode of "Married...With Children" in which Ben Stein made an appearance.

Answer: Michael Faustino

Michael Faustino was cast member David Faustino's younger brother. Michael appeared in five episodes of the show. In the season nine episode "Get the Dodge Outta Hell", Michael Faustino played the car wash manager who accidentally loses Al's beloved Dodge.

Answer: Terry Bradshaw

Terry Bradshaw attended Polk High School for two months. Marcy suggested that Kyoto National donate the Polk High School football scoreboard in honor of Terry Bradshaw. During the ceremony, Bradshaw said that the scoreboard should be dedicated to Polk High School football legend Al Bundy. Then Jefferson and Bud blew up the scoreboard using dynamite.

Answer: no

The only cast member who directed several episodes of the show was Amanda Bearse. Bearse directed her first episode titled "If I Could See Me Now" in season six. Bearse would direct at least four episodes in each season after season six. Ed O'Neill never directed an episode of the show, but his character did score four touchdowns in one football game.

Answer: Tim Conway

Emmy-winning comedian Tim Conway began playing hillbilly Ephraim Wanker during season ten of the show. Ephraim was married to Peggy's mother and was the father of Peggy. Both Peggy's mother and Ephraim referred to Peggy as "Margaret".

Answer: Women's shoes seller

Al Bundy (Ed O'Neill) sold women's shoes at Gary's Shoes & Accessories for Today's Woman, which was located in the New Market Mall. Christina Applegate's Kelly Bundy never worked at Gary's Shoes as a primary job.

After Kelly's acting school closed, she took jobs as a greeter at the TV Land theme park and as the Verminator character.

In season seven, Al decided that a family member needed an income to help pay the bills. Thus, Kelly took a job as a waitress at greasy spoon restaurant.

Answer: Yes

In the episode "Lez be Friends", Amanda Bearse played both Marcy D'Arcy and her identical cousin Mandy. Mandy came to visit Marcy in Chicago. Marcy befriended Al during this trip. Eventually, both Al and Marcy realize that Mandy was gay. Al helped Marcy and Mandy reconcile.

Answer: Vanna White

Vanna White played Helen "Coco" Granowinner, in the season seven finale. Coco was a rich businesswoman who went to Polk High School with Al and Peggy. Coco offered Peggy $500.000 to buy Al. Peggy and Al turned down the money when they realized that they loved each other.