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Good Night, John-Boy Trivia Quiz

This quiz is all about famous catch phrases from popular television shows: who said them, where did they say them, which actor said it.

A multiple-choice quiz by bones0123. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
bones0123

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
339,100

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
856

Awards
Top 35% Quiz

Last 3 plays: Guest 24 (7/10), Guest 174 (7/10), Bpriz (6/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. "Good-night, John-Boy" was the ending phrase of every episode on "The Waltons". Which actor originated the role of John-Boy? Hint

Andrew Duggan

Richard Thomas

Will Geer

John Walton, Jr.

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Question 2 of 10

2. When a character on "Seinfeld" wanted to skip over a perceived boring part of a story, they would say... Hint

"Blah, blah, blah"

"I'll just skip the boring part"

"Skip, skip, skip"

"Yada, yada, yada"

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Question 3 of 10

3. On "The Golden Girls" all the girls liked to tell stories. Pick which of these was a common catch phrase said by one of the girls. Hint

"Back in the South..." - Sophia

"Back in Italy..." - Dorothy

"Back in New York..." - Blanche

"Back in St. Olaf..." - Rose

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Question 4 of 10

4. "What 'chu talkin' 'bout Willis?" was Arnold's catch phase on "Diff'rent Strokes". Who was Willis? Hint

Arnold's brother

Arnold's foster father

Arnold's foster brother

Arnold's butler

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Question 5 of 10

5. Steve Urkle was famous for breaking things and saying, "Did I do that?" in a loud voice. Which of following shows did this character NOT appear on? Hint

Family Matters

Step-by-Step

Full House

Boy Meets World

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Question 6 of 10

6. When Joey from "Friends" hit on a girl, which of the following was he most likely to say? Hint

"Whoa hey!"

"How you doin'?"

"You're hot"

"Did you just fall from heaven?"

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Question 7 of 10

7. If you received a phone call from one of your best friends, and he told you to "Suit-up," what show would you be on? Hint

The Sopranos

The Office

Mad Men

How I Met Your Mother

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Question 8 of 10

8. Bart Simpson has had many catch phrases throughout the series "The Simpsons". Which one was not one of his catch phrases? Hint

"Don't have a cow man!"

"Dynomite!"

"Eat my shorts!"

"Ay carumba!"

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Question 9 of 10

9. Which is the correct game show catch phrase? Hint

"You, my friend, are fired!" - "The Apprentice"

"You are the weakest link, goodbye!" - "The Weakest Link"

"Is that the best answer?" - "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

"Come on up!"- The Price Is Right

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Question 10 of 10

10. If you just won something (be it a war or a blankie) and shouted "Victory is mine!" which "Family Guy" character would you be? Hint

Lois Griffin

Joe Swanson

Peter Griffin

Stewie Griffin

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. "Good-night, John-Boy" was the ending phrase of every episode on "The Waltons". Which actor originated the role of John-Boy?

Answer: Richard Thomas

Richard Thomas only played John-Boy for five seasons before the role was taken over by Robert Wightman. Thomas returned to play John-Boy for several of the made-for-tv movies that continued the story of "The Waltons".

2. When a character on "Seinfeld" wanted to skip over a perceived boring part of a story, they would say...

Answer: "Yada, yada, yada"

Eliane once tried to "Yada, yada, yada" over the sex part of a story, and Jerry called her out on it. Other catchy Seinfeld catch phrases included the Soup Nazi's "No Soup For You!", Mr. Costanza's "Serenity Now!", Elaine pushing someone while shouting "Get Out!" and Jerry's distinct way of saying "Hello, Newman".

3. On "The Golden Girls" all the girls liked to tell stories. Pick which of these was a common catch phrase said by one of the girls.

Answer: "Back in St. Olaf..." - Rose

St. Olaf was a fictional Minnesota town where Rose was from. The residents of St. Olaf weren't the brightest in the bunch and through Rose's stories, they often found themselves in ridiculous situations involving herring or farm animals.

4. "What 'chu talkin' 'bout Willis?" was Arnold's catch phase on "Diff'rent Strokes". Who was Willis?

Answer: Arnold's brother

Willis and Arnold, two boys from Harlem, were adopted by Mr. Drummond after their mother, a maid of Drummond's, passed away. "Diff'rent Strokes" was most noted for it's "very special episodes", including episodes about a pedophile bike shop owner, a deranged hitchhiker and a promotion for Nancy Reagan's "Just Say No" campaign.

5. Steve Urkle was famous for breaking things and saying, "Did I do that?" in a loud voice. Which of following shows did this character NOT appear on?

Answer: Boy Meets World

Urkle did send a chain letter to Cory from "Boy Meets World," but never appeared on the show.

Urkle's main show was "Family Matters" where he used his jet pack twice, to get from the Chicago house of the Winslows to San Francisco (for "Full House") and Port Washington, Wisconsin (for "Step-by-Step").

6. When Joey from "Friends" hit on a girl, which of the following was he most likely to say?

Answer: "How you doin'?"

Joey once, jokingly, used his catch-phrase on Phoebe who then proceeded to giggle like a school girl in love.

Joey had to control this phrase. When he was trying to NOT hit on a girl, he would often begin the phrase and stop midway through.

7. If you received a phone call from one of your best friends, and he told you to "Suit-up," what show would you be on?

Answer: How I Met Your Mother

Barney, played by Neil Patrick Harris, might also say that something is "legen... wait for it... dary". Barney believed that wearing a suit made him the man he became (as opposed to the hippy he was before he started wearing them).

8. Bart Simpson has had many catch phrases throughout the series "The Simpsons". Which one was not one of his catch phrases?

Answer: "Dynomite!"

Bart has also been known to say Homer's catch phrase, "D'oh!", on a number of occasions. Despite being a 10-year old boy, Bart is voiced by Nancy Cartwright. Cartwright has voiced Bart since his first television appearance in 1987 on "The Tracy Ullman Show".

9. Which is the correct game show catch phrase?

Answer: "You are the weakest link, goodbye!" - "The Weakest Link"

"The Weakest Link" began in the UK. It was transported to the US in 2001, with the same British host, Anne Robinson.

"Is that your final answer" is the catch phrase for "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?". "You're fired!" is Trump's catch phrase on "The Apprentice". "Come on down!" is announced as new contestants are selected to play "The Price Is Right".

10. If you just won something (be it a war or a blankie) and shouted "Victory is mine!" which "Family Guy" character would you be?

Answer: Stewie Griffin

Stewie's character changed throughout the series, and he became much softer and less of a megalomaniac. In the earlier seasons, the audience was aware of Stewie talking, but the family (save for Brian) seemed unable to understand him. This has changed as the series went on.

Source: Author bones0123

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