Criminal Minds: A TV Crime Shows Quiz

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1. Which order of shows corresponds with these catchphrases or taglines: "Just the facts, ma'am"; "Book 'em, Danno!"; One White, One Black, One Blonde; Not your regular hero

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The catchphrase "Just the facts, ma'am" is associated with the show "Dragnet." The catchphrase "Book 'em, Danno!" is associated with the show "Hawaii Five-O." The catchphrase "One White, One Black, One Blonde" is associated with the show "Mod Squad." The catchphrase "Not your regular hero" is associated with the show "The Rockford Files." Therefore, the correct order of shows corresponding to the catchphrases is "Dragnet"; "Hawaii Five-O"; "Mod Squad"; "The Rockford Files."

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Dive into the gripping world of crime dramas with 'Criminal Minds: A TV Crime Shows Quiz.' Test your knowledge on the thrilling investigations, compelling characters, and suspenseful plot... see moretwists that define the genre. From classic whodunits to modern crime-solving masterpieces, this quiz covers a range of TV crime shows that have captured audiences worldwide. Challenge yourself and fellow enthusiasts with questions that explore the intricacies of crime-solving narratives. Whether you're a detective drama aficionado or a casual viewer, this quiz promises an exciting journey through the captivating realm of TV crime shows. Unleash your inner investigator and see if you can crack the case! Test your knowledge of TV crime shows. see less

2. What is Colombo’s first name?

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The correct answer is "He never reveals it." This means that Colombo's first name is never disclosed or mentioned in the show or any other source. It adds to the mystery and intrigue surrounding the character.

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3. For which show is the following the theme song?

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The correct answer is "Hawaii Five-O". This is the theme song for the show "Hawaii Five-O".

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4. Which actor’s career got a jump-start from “21 Jump Street”?

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Johnny Depp's career got a jump-start from "21 Jump Street".

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5. For which show is the following the theme song?

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The correct answer is "Dragnet." The theme song mentioned in the question is associated with the show "Dragnet."

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6. When “Charlie’s Angels” reached No. 1 in the ratings, what did Farrah Fawcett credit?

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When the show reached No. 3, she credited the acting.

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7. What was Gerald Lloyd (Kookie) Kookson III, from “77 Sunset Strip,” known for doing?

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Gerald Lloyd (Kookie) Kookson III, from "77 Sunset Strip," was known for combing his hair. This suggests that he was very particular about his appearance and took great care in grooming himself. It implies that he may have been a character who was concerned with his image and wanted to always look his best.

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8. For which show is the following the theme song?

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The theme song mentioned, "Peter Gunn," is associated with the show of the same name. This show is known for its iconic theme song composed by Henry Mancini. The song is a jazzy and catchy tune that perfectly captures the cool and mysterious atmosphere of the show. "Peter Gunn" is a detective drama series that aired in the late 1950s and early 1960s, and the theme song has since become one of the most recognizable and beloved TV theme songs of all time.

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9. “The Untouchables,” a series about the Chicago crime-fighters who went after Al Capone, was later turned into a movie directed by whom?

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Brian De Palma is the correct answer because he directed the movie adaptation of "The Untouchables." The question is asking about the director of the movie, and De Palma is the one who helmed the project.

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10. This car is associated with which show?

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The correct answer is "Nash Bridges". This car is associated with the show "Nash Bridges".

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11. The structure of shows like “Colombo,” which reverse the standard “whodunit” approach by telling the audience off the bat who the perpetrator is, has been called what?

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The correct answer is "Howcatchem." This term is used to describe the structure of shows like "Colombo" where the audience knows who the perpetrator is from the beginning, and the focus is on how the detective catches them.

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12. In this week’s magazine, Nancy Franklin writes about the new crime show “Detroit 1-8-7.” What do the numbers signify?

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The numbers "1-8-7" in the title of the show "Detroit 1-8-7" signify the section of the California Penal Code that deals with murder. This suggests that the show is likely focused on crime and murder investigations.

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13. In the Playbill for “Lombardi,” the new Broadway play that Michael Schulman wrote about last week, what per cent of the actors list “Law & Order” as one of their credits?

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The answer is "Fifty" because it is the percentage of actors in the Playbill for "Lombardi" who list "Law & Order" as one of their credits.

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14. Put the following laws in order based on when they were first passed: A) The Immigration Reform and Control Act B) The Americans with Disabilities Act C) The Economic Recovery Tax Act D) The North American Free Trade Agreement

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The Economic Recovery Tax Act was passed first, followed by the Immigration Reform and Control Act, then the Americans with Disabilities Act, and finally the North American Free Trade Agreement.

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15. Perry Mason, the title character of the popular TV series based on the detective novels by Erle Stanley Gardner, got his name from…

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Perry Mason got his name from the company that published a magazine Gardner liked as a child. This suggests that Gardner was influenced by the magazine and decided to name his character after it.

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16. Before Pierce Brosnan was James Bond, he was Remington Steele. What else might Remington refer to? (check all that apply)

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Remington is a brand known for producing steel guitars, shotguns, and power tools. Pierce Brosnan, before becoming James Bond, played the character Remington Steele in a TV show.

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Which order of shows corresponds with these catchphrases or ...
What is Colombo’s first name?
For which show is the following the theme song?
Which actor’s career got a jump-start from “21 Jump Street”?
For which show is the following the theme song?
When “Charlie’s Angels” reached No. 1 in the ratings, what ...
What was Gerald Lloyd (Kookie) Kookson III, from “77 Sunset ...
For which show is the following the theme song?
“The Untouchables,” a series about the Chicago ...
This car is associated with which show?
The structure of shows like “Colombo,” which reverse the ...
In this week’s magazine, Nancy ...
In the Playbill for “Lombardi,” the new Broadway play that...
Put the following laws in order based on when they were ...
Perry Mason, the title character of the popular TV series ...
Before Pierce Brosnan was James Bond, he was Remington ...
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