The Big Classic TV Quiz

Vanna White turns the letters for Pat Sajak on the game show Wheel of Fortune.

Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane is from the TV show "The Dukes of Hazzard." This popular show, set in a fictional rural county, follows the adventures of the Duke family as they outsmart the corrupt Sheriff Roscoe and his bumbling deputy, Enos. Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane is known for his comical and often unsuccessful attempts to catch the Duke boys and his close relationship with his pet basset hound, Flash. The show aired from 1979 to 1985 and became a cultural phenomenon, making "The Dukes of Hazzard" a household name.

Mike Brady was married to Carol Brady in the TV show "The Brady Bunch". This can be inferred from the fact that Mike Brady is the only option given that is a potential spouse for Carol Brady. The other options, Bill Brady, Bobby Brady, and Greg Brady, are all family members of the Brady Bunch but not married to Carol.

Vivian Vance played the character of Ethel on the TV show "I Love Lucy". She was the best friend and neighbor of Lucille Ball's character, Lucy Ricardo. Vivian Vance's portrayal of Ethel Mertz was beloved by audiences and she became a well-known and respected actress in the entertainment industry.

"Get Smart" is the correct answer because it is the only show in the given options that features Agent 86 and Agent 99. "F Troop" is a comedy series set in the Wild West, "Happy Days" is a sitcom set in the 1950s, and "Mission Impossible" is a spy thriller series. Only "Get Smart" revolves around the comedic adventures of the bumbling secret agent Maxwell Smart (Agent 86) and his competent partner Agent 99.

"Leave it to Beaver" is the correct answer because it is the only TV show listed that includes characters named Lumpy and Eddie. "Happy Days" is a sitcom set in the 1950s and focuses on the Cunningham family and their friends, but it does not have characters named Lumpy and Eddie. "I Love Lucy" is a classic sitcom from the 1950s that follows the comedic exploits of Lucy Ricardo and her husband Ricky, but it does not feature characters named Lumpy and Eddie. "Good Times" is a sitcom from the 1970s that revolves around the Evans family, but it also does not include characters named Lumpy and Eddie.

Mork, played by Robin Williams, came from the planet Ork.

In the show "The Munsters," Herman Munster worked at a funeral home. This is evident from various episodes where Herman is shown working in a funeral parlor, handling coffins, and dealing with funeral arrangements. The setting of a funeral home also adds to the comedic and spooky nature of the show, as the Munster family is portrayed as a group of lovable monsters.

Bill Bixby played the lead role in "The Courtship of Eddie's Father."

In 1971, cigarettes were banned from commercials on U.S. television. This decision was made due to growing concerns about the health risks associated with smoking and the influence of advertising on public behavior. The ban aimed to protect viewers, especially children, from being exposed to persuasive messages promoting a harmful product. By prohibiting cigarette commercials, the government hoped to discourage smoking and raise awareness about its detrimental effects on health.

Jenny Willis was a character on the sit-com "The Jeffersons".

"I Dream of Jeannie" took place in Florida. This is evident from the context and setting of the show. The main character, Jeannie, lives in a bottle on a beach in Florida, and various episodes feature iconic Florida locations such as Cape Kennedy and Miami. Additionally, the show often portrays the tropical climate and beach culture associated with Florida.

Richard Dawson played the character Newkirk on the comedy "Hogan's Heroes."

In the TV show "The Brady Bunch," it was revealed that Marcia, the oldest daughter of the Brady family, had a crush on the dentist Dr. Vogel. This crush was depicted in an episode where Marcia had to get braces and developed feelings for her dentist.

The correct answer is The Carol Burnett Show. This answer is correct because "Went With the Wind" is a famous sketch from The Carol Burnett Show. The sketch is a parody of the classic film "Gone With the Wind" and features Carol Burnett in the role of Scarlett O'Hara. The Carol Burnett Show was known for its comedic sketches and musical performances, making it a popular and influential TV show during its time.

"Bonanza" ran for 14 seasons on NBC. This western series was a popular show that aired from 1959 to 1973. It followed the lives of the Cartwright family, who owned a ranch called the Ponderosa, and their adventures in the wild west. The show had a successful run and remains one of the longest-running western series in television history.

In the show "Happy Days," Postie's first name was Warren.

"Gunsmoke" first appeared on CBS in 1955. This means that the TV series started airing on CBS in that year.

The correct answer is Adam Greer. In the late 60's TV show "The Mod Squad," Adam Greer was the captain's name.

During the 1960s, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" became a popular variety show known for its satirical and controversial content. CBS, the network that aired the show, eventually cancelled it due to conflicts with the show's creators over censorship and political content. Despite its popularity, CBS decided to end the show, making them the network that cancelled "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" in the height of its popularity.

Bette Midler was a guest on the final "Tonight Show" hosted by Johnny Carson.

Murray Langston is the correct answer because he played the character known as the Unknown Comic on "The Gong Show". The Unknown Comic was a recurring character on the show who would perform stand-up comedy while wearing a paper bag over his head. Murray Langston portrayed this character and became known for his comedic routines on the show.