Author Biography: DragonLadyBlue

An authoring challenge quiz. These questions should be very easy as they are not original, they are paraphrases of questions I see repeatedly in the general games of Funtrivia. I suspect you've come across them before as well. Recommended for grades: 8,9,10

"Mission: Impossible", first broadcast in 1966, was one of the most successful shows of the Sixties. But what have the actors of the Impossible Missions Force been doing since then?

Akin to quiz or game shows, panel shows are those where the competitors are one or more teams of celebrities and there is seldom anything to win except a little self-esteem. Here's 10 questions on some British examples spanning a few decades.

Nine questions leading to a common bond with a US TV drama.

Singing without musical accompaniment is like singing in the dark - you have to find your own way through with no signposts and no guidelines. Here are some questions on a cappella singing and some of my favorite groups.

Time travel is a popular theme for entertainment, allowing the viewer to think about "what if". This quiz is about the different ways that time travel is seen to affect history in some of my favorites such as "Star Trek" and "Doctor Who".

There are a lot of all-around performers out there but my music collection also includes a number of songs from actors and actresses who are not usually known for their musical performances so I thought I'd base a quiz on those.

Robert Vaughn and David McCallum were arguably the two most famous men on television in the 60s when "The Man From U.N.C.L.E" was at the height of its popularity. This quiz is about their work since then.

"It's time for plan B." "We have a plan B?" "No, but it's time for one." ("Stargate SG-1")