TV Quiz
 

See how many you remember! Whoever gets them all can add their own, or just add some anyway.

Updated with answers already given

"If you're in trouble and nobody else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire..." Who? (The A-Team)

Who "Is believed dead, and he must let the world continue to think he is dead, until he can find a way to control the raging spirit that dwells inside him!" (David Banner, the Incredible Hulk)

Who was it that was "Out hunting food, when up from the ground come a-bubblin' crude? Oil, that is: black gold, Texas tea!" (Jed Clampett, The Beverly Hillbillies)

"In a time of ancient gods, warlords and kings, a land in turmoil cried out for a hero." Who answered the call? (Xena: Warrior Princess)

Who was it said "One man can make a difference, Michael?"

"A wondrous place whose only boundaries are those of imagination." Where? (The Twilight Zone)

If "they knew it was much more than a hunch that this group must somehow form a family", what did they become? (The Brady Bunch)

Who was constantly being asked "Where are you? We got some work to do now!"

When it was "Time to play the music, time to light the lights," what show was it time for? (The Muppet Show)

Who did you go to "If you want the best 'uns and you don't ask questions"?

Who was told he "Might as well face the truth, just too long in the tooth"?

Whose classic catchphrase was "It's good night from me, and it's good night from him."? (The Two Ronnies)

2. The Hulk
3. Beverly Hillbillies
7. Brady Bunch
9. Loony Tunes

3 out of 4 ain't bad, but you're wrong on number 9.

Thought so. LT is more along the lines of: start the show, dim the lights

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Those all sound very familiar.

1. The A-Team
2. David Banner (The Incredible Hulk)
3. Jed Clampet (Beverly Hillbillies)
4. Hercules
5. Highway to Heaven
6. Fantasy Island
7. The Brady Brunch
8. Michael Knight
9. The Muppet Show
10. The Avengers
11. ?
12. ?

Kinda surprised there's no Love Boat quote in that list.

Or...

"Who shot JR?"

lol

The Love Boat shot JR.

Cap'n Stubing's got some splainin to do.

Shout out to the lovely, and coked out of her skull Julie!

I don't care what anyone says, Grrrrrrrr......

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Yes
No
No
Yes
No. Wrong number. Think about it.
Yes
No

11. ?
12. ?

10 - 12 are very British shows, so you 'Muricans might not get them. Best effort yet though.

Get Smart?

Like Mr Bean in his Mini, upon spotting this thread I skidded to a halt on the kerb, scaring a granny, a paperboy and a dustbin.

I think I got a couple (I mean a couple of questions, not a couple of people on the sidewalk)

No. 1 - The TDA (Trollheart Detective Agency) after getting an engaged tone from Ghostbusters and Scooby Doo.
No. 6 - Star Trek
No. 8. - Charlies Angels
No. 12 - The Two Ronnies

No. 2 is tempting. Superman? Batman? Spiderman? Human man?

Another one I use at family gatherings: “Nice to see you, to see you nice.”

No. I mean you were right, but you answered the wrong question. In other words, the show you guessed refers to a different number, higher up the list.

How can you scare a dustbin? :yikes:
Anyway, sorry, all wrong except 12 (well done) but 2 has been guessed already (The Incredible Hulk)
Ding ding ding! You win the Internet! :)

What on average is the year of these programs?

1980?

I already have one of those, so I'd like to donate it to the next winner. Should be a decent tax write-off.

6. Twilight Zone ( And when are you going to get back to that journal? )

1970s - 1980s mostly kid. We had non-flatscreen TVs, no video recorders, no Netflix and no repeat channels. And we lived in a shoe box, sixteen families in one, in the middle of the road. But we were happy. Wait a minute! No, we weren't!
Correct and sooner than you think.
Sorry, prizes are non-transferable. You can, if you wish, have the planet Mars instead. But no cash equivalent is offered. See wesbite for terms and conditions, which are balmy and warm with a chance of early rain in the southeast and snow over high ground.

Mars? Sure, I suppose. I mean, look how happy these people are: