Sitcom Sidekicks Trivia Quiz

Answer: Potter

Vivian Vance (the actress, who played Ethel Mertz) was born on July 26, 1909. Vance was nominated for her role at the Emmys on four different occasions. She won for Best Supporting Actress in 1953, however, she lost in 1954 (lost to Audrey Meadows), 1956 (lost to Pat Carroll), and 1957 (lost to Ann B. Davis).

Answer: four

Ida appeared in "Support Your Local Mother", "A Girl's Best Mother Is Not Her Friend", "Enter Rhoda's Parents", and "Rhoda's Sister Gets Married". Valerie Harper was nominated for four Emmy Awards in the category for Outstanding Supporting Actress. Harper was nominated from 1971-1974.

She won in 1971, 1972, and 1973. Harper lost in 1974 to her fellow "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" co-star, Cloris Leachman.

Answer: Lillywhite

Carney appeared in the film "Last Action Hero" as Frank. The film starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and was Carney's final film, before his death on November 9, 2003. "The Honeymooners" was one of the most loved series of all-time. It might be hard to believe that the series only had 39 episodes. Art Carney won an Emmy for "The Honeymooners".

Answer: 185

99 (Feldon's Secret Agent number) plus 86 (Adams' Secret Agent number) equals 185. Barbara Feldon was born in Pennsylvania on March 12, 1932. Feldon appeared on the classic game show, "The $64,000 Question". She won the grand prize after answering the final question about William Shakespeare.

Answer: Thelma Lou

After five years on the air, the cast of "The Andy Griffith Show" believed that they would not be returning for another season. Believing this, Knotts went in search for work and got a movie contract as a result. Later, the cast members were informed that they would be picked up for a sixth season. Because his dream was to have a movie career and he was under contract to Universal Studios, Knotts left the series as a regular and made occasional guest appearances. Don Knotts won five Emmy Awards for playing Barney Fife.

Answer: Charles

Aside from being an actor, Brad has also done a lot of voiceover work. For his first film, Garrett was the voice of Bertie Furbelow in the motion picture, "Jetsons: The Movie".

Answer: pink

Although she was known for dressing in pink, Iola wore black in three different episodes. Most notably was when her beloved cat (Midnight) died. Iola had a brother (Vern), a niece (Vernette), and a cousin (Vernelia).

Answer: Douglas

As Helen Willis, Roxie Roker helped to break racial barriers in this classic sitcom. Helen was an African-American housewife, who was married to a Caucasian male book publisher, Tom Willis (played by Franklin Cover). Ironically, Helen's marriage resembled Roxie's real life marriage. In which, she was married to a Caucasian male.

Answer: Diane

In Diane's only appearance, Larry mistakenly suspected Diane of fooling around with Jack. Kline was born in New York City, New York on April 29, 1944.

Answer: Sam

Grandpa's full name is mentioned in the episode titled, "Grandpa's Lost Wife". "The Munsters" lasted for seventy episodes. Before they acted together on "The Munsters", Al Lewis (Grandpa) and Fred Gwynne (Herman) starred in the series, "Car 54, Where Are You?" from 1961-1963.