They Said It in the 90s Trivia Quiz

Answer: We're not worthy!

The Wayne's World/Aerosmith skit was voted the #1 bit from 'SNL' on the E! Entertainment Television show "Saturday Night Live: 101 Most Unforgettable Moments." Tom Hanks played Wayne's cousin who was a roadie for the group.

Answer: Schwing!

The Top Ten Schwing inducers were Madonna, Kim Basinger, Garth's Mom, Heather Locklear, Irene Ryan (Granny from 'The Beverly Hillbillies'), Farrah Fawcett, Betty Rubble, Josephine Baker, Elle McPherson and Julia Roberts. Madonna appeared in the dream sequence as part of promotion for her "Truth or Dare" tour.

Answer: Hey now!

"The Larry Sanders Show" was a farcical behind the scenes take on late night talk shows starring Garry Shandling, Jeffrey Tambor (Kingsley), Rip Torn, Janeane Garafolo and Wallace Langham. It was a favorite for cameo appearances by Hollywood A-listers like Robin Williams, Ellen DeGeneres, David Letterman and Jerry Seinfeld.

Answer: The X-Files

Starring Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny, 'The X-Files' was a FOX show about FBI agents who investigate odd, unexplained events while unseen forces work against them. Anderson won both an Emmy and Golden Globe for her portrayal of agent Dana Scully. Duchovny later won a Golden Globe for the Showtime series 'Californication.'

Answer: A haircut

The famous haircut with its layers and blunt cut ends was created by hair stylist Chris McMillan for his long-time client Jennfier Aniston, who, of course was Rachel.

One of the most notable phrases to stick from 'Friends' was "How YOU doin?" uttered by Matt LeBlanc as Joey Tribiani.

Answer: D'oh

The Peabody Award is an international prize given annually for excellence in radio and television broadcasting. "The Simpsons" was the first animated series to be so honored.

"Eat my shorts" and "ay caramba!" were made famous by Bart. "Cheese-eating surrender monkeys" is Groundskeeper Willie's term of endearment for the French.

Answer: Everybody Loves Raymond

"Holy crap!" was the signature line of Raymond's father, Frank Barone, played by veteran actor Peter Boyle (1935-2006). In his 30+ year career, Boyle starred in some of the most notable films of the time including "Young Frankenstein" and "Taxi Driver."

Answer: Kenny

The show's creators, Matt Parker and Trey Stone, first developed "South Park" as an animated short film called "The Spirit of Christmas" which later came to be known as "Jesus vs. Frosty." An executive at Fox ordered a second short film from Stone and Parker in 1995 for a video Christmas card which became known as "Jesus vs. Santa." Its success snowballed and "South Park" was picked up as a full-length animated series by Comedy Central in 1997.

Other catchphrases that have come from the show include Cartman's famous "Respect my authori-tah!" and "Screw you guys, I'm going home!"

Answer: Hello, Newman

Many of the series' phrases and terms were referenced in "Seinlanguage", Jerry Seinfeld's 1993 best-selling book. They include "yada yada yada", "not that there's anything wrong with that", "re-gifter" and "close-talker" as well as the answer choices for this question.

Answer: Is that your final answer?

During its primetime run from 1999 - 2002 'Who Wants To Be a Millionaire' had several celebrities play the game for their favorite charity including Rosie O'Donnell, David Duchovny, Alec Baldwin, Queen Latifah, Vanessa Williams and Kermit the Frog. The success of the Academy Award-winning film "Slumdog Millionaire" is said to have started a renewed interest in the game show in the US with a limited primetime revival in 2009.