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1. Sigmund The Sea Monster was a green seaweed-headed monster that was shunned by his family because he refused to frighten humans along the beach. He was found one day and befriended by two brothers, who took him back home to live in their clubhouse. What were their names?
2. "Marshall, Will and Holly
On a routine expedition
Met the greatest earthquake ever known
High on the rapids It struck their ______
And plunged them down a thousand feet below."
3. Harry Halibut and Mister Jaws were repeat cartoon characters on which show?
4. Penry Pooch was a janitor who worked in the police department with Sergeant Flint and Rosemary the telephone operator. But when a crime arose that needed deciphering, he quickly and covertly changed into "Hong Kong Phooey" an ineffective pseudo super hero who set out to crack the crimes. However, it was his cat that actually did all the crime solving. What was this cat's name?
5. This next show you may recall from its catchy theme song. It was about an extraordinary, undercover division of kids of the 927th Police Precinct, to be found in the city of NorthEastSouthWeston, under the command of "Chief Vinton." The group consisted of four members: Doc, Bugs, Doomsday and P.T. They drove around solving crimes in the "Big Baloney," which was a van with a huge hot dog on top. Besides cracking cases, the kids were also a rock band and in every episode there featured at least one song. What was the name of this show?
6. This show was another group of Crime fighting city kids who would meet in a clubhouse and they would place a certain mark on fences identifying who they were as well on one occasion on the back of a suspects truck so that they could follow it. A character called Doc (a brainy kid with glasses) kind of led the gang along with Frankie, Joanne, Lil' Bill and J.R. They also had a dog, named Boomer. What was the name of this show?
7. These 3 clumsy ghosts: Shake, Rattle and Roll were a part of which cartoon affiliation that first premiered on NBC on September 10, 1977?
8. Let's do another "Land of the Lost" question: which of the following dinosaurs was NOT on the show?
9. Fill in the missing lyric to this theme song:
"Mom and Dad are gone,
Nick and _____ are left alone,
Time for moving on."
10. Now this is a tad bit older. Originally aired on NBC on September 16th 1973, this was short cartoon about a talking sports object. Which was it?
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