Everybody Loves Frank Trivia Quiz

Answer: Two children, three grandchildren

Frank's sons are Robert and Raymond. His grandchildren all come from Raymond and his wife Debra. They are named Ally, Michael, and Geoffrey.

Answer: Caribou Lodge

The members of The Caribou Lodge even refer to themselves as caribou. Ray once considered joining the Lodge, even though he is quite a bit younger than all the other members.

Answer: True

Frank and Marie once got into an argument over Frank putting salt on his food. Frank left and only came back when little Raymond broke his arm.

Answer: Unbuttons his pants

When watching TV, Frank is almost always seen with his pants unbuttoned, regardless of who is present.

Answer: The men were really talking about chocolate

When Raymond and Robert discovered that no one could say anything nice about Frank, they asked what the men thought of chocolate instead, so they clips of the men saying things like "sweet" and "yummy". Frank found the tribute video to be an insult.

Answer: Civil War Reenactment

Frank participated in a Civil War reenactment in the episode "Civil War". Robert and Raymond also participated, but Raymond was on the opposing side.

Answer: Korean

When there's a long awkward pause or something unnerving has just happened, Frank loves to bring up the war he fought in, usually whispering "Korea" hauntingly.

Answer: Nancy

"Nancy" is the term Frank uses when Raymond is acting 'feminine'. When Raymond confronted him about the insult and said that it wasn't nice, Frank responded with, "That's why it's a good insult."

Answer: He got into a fight with an employee

When Frank sampled some trail mix, a store employee named Jimmy confronted him about it. Instead of just apologizing or walking away, Frank started to argue with the man. Raymond had to escort his father out of the store. Frank later apologized, after he learned that Ally was very bothered by the incident.

Answer: Bookkeeper

It was revealed that Frank was actually fired from his job in the episode "Frank Paints the House". Before this episode, it was believed that he retired out of his own choice.

Answer: Ray moved his Jazz records too close to the furnace, which destroyed them

The issue of the records was brought up in the episode, "Jazz Records". It was discovered that it was Robert, not Raymond, who destroyed the records. Frank forgave him pretty quickly.

Answer: That they are from Pennsylvania

The feud between the Barones and the McDougalls escalated on their first Thanksgiving as a family. It was then that Pat McDougall put a bird out of its misery after it hit the house. The Barones were furious, but Debra and the McDougalls didn't see the issue.

Answer: A piece of shrapnel

Robert and Amy went to Italy for their honeymoon. They brought back gifts for the family, and Frank seemed to love his.

Answer: Ping Pong

Raymond beat Frank at ping pong when he was young, which was the first time anyone had ever beat him. Embarrassed, Frank claimed that he had let Ray win because Ray started crying every time they played a game.

Answer: Raymond and Debra hired Gianni to fix their stove, instead of asking Frank

When their stove broke, Ray and Debra let Frank try to fix it. He failed to do so. Since Gianni is a licensed contractor, he took over the job. Ray tried to hide it from his father. Frank came over one day while Gianni was working on the stove, and became angry.