Sitcom Locales Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Munsters

"The Munsters" ran from 1964 to 1966. They were a family of monsters. Herman, the family patriarch, was Frankenstein. His wife, Lily, was a female vampire. Grandpa was a vampire who often changed into a bat. Their son, Eddie, was a wolf boy while their niece, Marilyn, was a human.

They believed she was homely while others saw her as a beautiful young woman. The Munsters lived in a castle-like house that they thought was normal while their neighbors believed it was creepy.

Answer: New York

Archie Bunker lived in the Corona section of Queens, New York, with his wife, Edith, daughter Gloria and son in-law Mike. The Jeffersons were a black family who lived next door to him before moving to Manhattan. Maude was Edith's cousin who lived in Upstate, New York.

Answer: Chicago

Florida Evans was the matriarch on "Good Times". She lived on the South Side of Chicago with her husband James and their three children, James Jr. (J.J.), Thelma and Michael.

Answer: False

Mr. Drummond resided in a 30th floor penthouse on Park Avenue. He was the multimillionaire president of the conglomerate Trans and Allied Company. His family consisted of his daughter Kimberly and his adopted sons Arnold and Willis, who came from Harlem. He also had three housekeepers, Mrs. Garrett, Adelaide Brubaker and Pearl Gallagher.

Answer: Boston

"Cheers" was a real life bar in Boston. In the story line, the bar was run by Sam Malone and Diane Chambers. Diane left midway through the series and Rebecca Howe became the new co-owner.

Answer: Growing Pains

"Growing Pains" revolved around the Seaver family. The Seavers lived in Long Island, New York. Jason, the family patriarch, was a psychiatrist while his wife, Maggie, was a TV reporter after spending 15 years as a homemaker. Their children consisted of Mike, Carol and Ben. They later had another daughter, Chrissy.

Answer: San Francisco

Danny Tanner was a sportscaster and later became a host for the talk show "Wake Up San Francisco". He was a widower with three daughters, Donna Jo (D.J.), Stephanie and Michelle. He shared his house with his best friend Joey Gladstone and brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis. Rebecca Donaldson was his co-host who married Jesse and moved into the house with all of them, bearing two twins as well, Nicky and Alex.

Answer: The Golden Girls

"The Golden Girls" was about four older women living in a house in Miami, Florida. The house was owned by Blanche Devereaux, who lived with her friends Rose Nylund and Dorothy Zbornak. They were also joined by Dorothy's mother, Sophia.

Answer: True

"Friends" and "Seinfeld" were two of the most successful sitcoms in the 1990s. Both shows revolved around a bunch of friends and many of adventures and misadventures of their lives.

Answer: Columbus, Ohio

"Family Ties" was a highly successful 1980s sitcom. The Keaton family consisted of Elyse and Stephen Keaton, two former flower children. Their three kids were Alex, Mallory and Jennifer. They later had a fourth child, Andrew.