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1. Neither rain nor sleet nor snow would stop the intrepid Cliff Clavin, a regular at Cheers in Boston, from making his appointed rounds. But for which organization did this veteran delivery man work?
2. How did Joe and Brian Hackett, of Nantucket, Massachusetts, make their living?
3. When Lou Grant hired Mary Richards onto the staff of WJM-TV 12 in Minneapolis, what position did her give her?
4. Another Minneapolis TV veteran, anchorwoman Christine Armstrong, fell in love with, and ultimately married, a man who did what for a living?
5. Gomer Pyle wasn't much of a military man, but he would periodically recall stories of his old job in Mayberry, North Carolina. Where did Gomer work before he became a Marine?
6. Secret Agent 86, Maxwell Smart, used what occupation as his primary cover during his years as an agent for CONTROL?
7. Before his sister had to go off to rehab, leaving her three children in his custody, Bernie McCullough excelled in what profession?
8. Whenever Perry Mason went to work on a case, he could always count on the help of his good friend, Paul Drake. What did Drake do for a living?
9. Under the ever-watchful eye of Mr. Spacely, George Jetson was responsible for operating the powerful R.U.D.I. computer system. What do the letters stand for in the acronym R.U.D.I.?
10. On the TV series "For Your Love", Dean Winston works as an architect. However, before he took up the drafting board, he proudly told anyone who listened about what other profession he worked in prior to becoming an architect?
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