Who Ordered The Spinach? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Cop comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" ran for five seasons on FOX before being cancelled. It was quickly picked up again by NBC. It stars Andy Samberg as immature detective Jake Peralta.

Answer: Doctor Who

"Doctor Who" is a long running, timey-wimey sci-fi show. The Doctor is an alien with the power to re-generate upon death, meaning different actors can play the doctor without it affecting the continuity of the show. Different iterations of the doctor have different quirks; the 13th Doctor (the first female incarnation) has shown a fondness for custard cream biscuits.

Answer: Buffy the Vampire Slayer

"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" ran for seven seasons, starting in 1997. It spawned "Angel," a spin-off show that ran for several seasons, as well as six video games, a trading card game, board games and RPGs, and countless books and comics. There are well over 600 "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" quizzes on FunTrivia.

Answer: Psych

"Psych" was a comedy drama based around Shawn Spencer, a super observant son of cop who fakes being a psychic so he can make money from solving crimes alongside the police without making the effort to become a cop himself. The show ran for 8 seasons plus a TV movie, and a pineapple was included somewhere in every episode.

Answer: Wallace and Gromit

"Wallace and Gromit" are a British claymation duo. Wallace is a Rube Goldberg-esque inventor who is constantly lending his talents to different trades. Gromit is his down-to-earth, hyper-capable dog. On their first adventure, "A Grand Day Out," they spend a bank holiday Monday building a rocket and visiting the moon as "everybody knows the moon's made of cheese."

Answer: Red Dwarf

Lister is convinced the sandwich is the perfect hangover cure, he was inspired to create it after reading a book on bacteriological warfare.

"Red Dwarf" is a sci-fi comedy that has run for 12 seasons in the UK, mainly dealing with four characters stranded in deep space 3,000,000 years in the future; Lister, the presumed last man released from statis; Rimmer, a hologram based on his officious roommate; The Cat, a humanoid descendant of a cat Lister smuggled on board 3,000,000 years earlier; and Kryten, a service mechanoid the others salvaged from a crashed spacecraft.

Answer: Parks and Recreation

"Parks and Recreation" ran for seven seasons and dealt with the frustrations borne of working in local government in a crazy town in small town Indiana. The spin-off book, a history and guide to the town written from the POV of main protagonist and eternal optimist Leslie Knope, is called "Pawnee: The Greatest Town in America" and is an absolute delight.

Answer: Twin Peaks

"Twin Peaks" originally ran for two seasons in 1990 and 1991, and was remembered as one of the all time classic cult TV shows. There was also a spin-off film, "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me " released in 1992. The show was then revived in 2017. The show was known for it's surreal tone and offbeat humour as it mixed tropes from detective stories, horror, and soap opera.

Answer: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

When the fourteenth season of this dark comedy ends, it will be tied for longest running live-action American comedy series. The comedy is notable for how ruthless and despicable the characters are, and how much they dislike each other, despite having a seemingly co-dependent existence.

Answer: The Good Place

Other toppings include "fantasy football champion," "your fifth birthday cake," "raspberry sorbet," "the perfect high five," "skinny dipping," "cancelled plans," "empty inbox," "inside jokes," and "stardust."
"The Good Place" is an American sitcom set in the afterlife, centered around a woman, Eleanor, who is sent to "The Good Place" by accident after leading a shallow existence on Earth.