Difficult Name the TV Show Trivia

1. Many people loved "Seinfeld" and its cast of main characters: Jerry, Elaine, Kramer and George. When it originally aired on NBC, what was the name of "Seinfeld"?

From Quiz Change of Script

Answer: The Seinfeld Chronicles

It only ran one episode under the title "The Seinfeld Chronicles." The rest of the show's first season didn't air until almost a year later. The name was changed in part to avoid confusion with ABC's show "The Marshall Chronicles."

From Quiz Guess That Show Character

Answer: Team Rocket ("Pokemon")

Team Rocket always gets blasted into the sky some way or another. While flying through the air, they always shout, "Team Rocket, blasting off again!" in unison.

From Quiz 3 Stars, 1 Character, 1 Clue - Name The Series

Answer: Code Red

"Code Red" followed the Rorchek family, a clan of Los Angeles City Firefighters. Family patriarch, Joe Rorchek (Lorne Greene), was a Battalion Chief in command of waterfront fire station 49. Also working at the station were his two sons, Chris (Sam J. Jones), who piloted one of the fire department's helicopters, and Ted (Andrew Stevens), who was one of the firefighters on the engine. The Rorchek family adopted a young troubled youth, Danny Blake (Adam Rich), who became a part of the fire department's Explorer program, which allowed his to work and hang around the fire station. This action series aired only for a single season with eight episodes. The cast also included Julie Adams as Ann, Joe's wife, Martina Deignan as Haley Green, a female firefighter, and Dennis Haysbert as fellow firefighter Stuff Wade. The visually stunning special effects and camera angles used for the episodes were credited to series producer Irwin Allen, who also produced numerous disaster films including "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972) and "The Towering Inferno" (1974) and the television series "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea" (1964), "Lost In Space" (1965), "The Time Tunnel" (1966), and "Land Of The Giants" (1968).

From Quiz Character Match Game- '90s, '00s and Today!

Answer: California Dreams

"California Dreams" was about group of teens who started a rock band. Although the show was about their adventures as a band, they dealt with real life issues as well. They taught viewers about high school pressures, feuds and relationships. They also had quite a few very catchy songs.

From Quiz Western Television Lawmen

Answer: The Rifleman

Paul Fix played the role of the reformed alcoholic Marshall Micah Torrance on "The Rifleman". Chuck Connors played the lead role of Lucas McCain with his son Mark, played by Johnny Crawford. The show ran from 1958 to 1963. "Black Saddle" ran for one season from 1959 to 1960 and starred Peter Breck and Russell Johnson. "Branded" was Chuck Connors' series after "The Rifleman" ended. It ran from 1965 through 1966 and featured Connors as a soldier named McCord falsely accused of cowardice. "Frontier Justice" was an anthology summer replacement that ran for three seasons beginning in 1958.

From Quiz TV - Ten Beginnings - Name That Show

Answer: Hart to Hart

The opening narration was delivered by Lionel Stander, who played the role of Max, the versatile servant of Jonathan and Jennifer Hart. Over the opening scene of key characters and situations, Stander, in his trademark raspy voice proudly announces: "This is my boss, Jonathan Hart. A self made millionaire. He's quite a guy. This is Mrs. H., she's gorgeous. She's one lady who really knows how to take care of herself. By the way, my name is Max. I take care of both of them, which ain't easy, because when they met ... it was murder". "Hart to Hart" ran for five seasons, from 1979 until 1984, on the ABC Television Network. The stories followed Jonathan Hart (Robert Wagner) and his lovely wife, Jennifer (Stefanie Powers). a wealthy couple who traveled the world as amateur detectives, solving mysteries, often under the watchful eye of their devoted servant, Max (Stander). "Hart to Hart" aired a total of 105 episodes

From Quiz TV Shows

Answer: Friends

She portrays Rachel. Rachel is Monica's best friend during high school. She is a fashion enthusiast.

From Quiz TV - Eight Beginnings, Two Endings

Answer: Airwolf

The shows credits list Jan-Michael Vincent (as Stringfellow Hawke), Ernest Borgnine (as Dominic Santini), and Alex Cord (as Michael "Archangel" Coldsmith Briggs, III) in the starring roles, but the true star of the series was the big black super sophisticated helicopter for which the series was named. "Airwolf" ran for three years in its original format from 1984 until 1987, on network television. A fourth and final season was produced for cable television, and filmed in Canada, with a complete change in cast. The full 50 second narration, as spoken by actor Lance LeGault, is as follows: "This briefing is from file A56-7W, classified top secret. Subject is Airwolf, a mach one plus attack helicopter, with the most advanced weapons systems in the air today. It has been hidden somewhere in the Western United States by its test pilot, Stringfellow Hawke. Hawke has promised to return Airwolf only if we can find his brother, Sinjin, an MIA in Vietnam. We suspect that Archangel, deputy director of the agency that built Airwolf is secretly helping Hawke in return for Hawke flying Airwolf on missions of National concern." "Stringfellow Hawke is 34, a brilliant combat pilot, and a recluse since his brothers disappearance. His only friend is Dominic Santini, whose air service is the cover for their government work". "With Hawke and Santini flying as a team at speeds rivaling the fastest jets, backed by unmatched firepower, Airwolf is too dangerous to be left in unenlightened hands. Finding it is your first priority. End of file."

From Quiz She Wasn't There In The Beginning - Part 5

Answer: The Adventures of Superman

For the first 22 episodes Phyllis Coates played news reporter Lois Lane. Phyllis left at the end of the first season and Noel Neill took over in season two. George Reeves played Superman.

From Quiz Weren't They On .....?

Answer: Undressed

He portrayed Lucas in season 3. One storyline was a big ordeal over the apparent pregnancy of his girlfriend.

From Quiz Characters and Their TV Shows

Answer: Alias

Jennifer Garner stars in the CIA action/drama "Alias" on ABC. She plays Sydney Bristow, a CIA double-agent who also works for SD-6, a supposed yet fake branch of the government. Michael Vaughn is her colleague and handler in the CIA and Will Tippin is one of her best friends.

From Quiz What Was the Name of That Show?

Answer: Outlaws

"Outlaws" was about four outlaws and one of their former partners, now a marshall, that get thrown into the future. They join up together and form the Double-Eagle Detective Agency.

From Quiz TV Characters

Answer: "Benson"

This spin-off of "Soap" had Benson now working for the Governor. Robert Guillaume starred as Benson in this sitcom that ran from 1979-1986.

From Quiz TV Guest Appearances

Answer: "Will & Grace"

She played Gretchen in an episode of "Grounded for Life". Natasha was also in the first two "American Pie" movies.

From Quiz That's Not My Show

Answer: "Sugarfoot"

Of course Ken Curtis will always be known as Festus On "Gunsmoke". He played Jim Buckley on "Ripcord" and Hoyt Coryell on "Yellow Rose". Will Hutchins starred in "Sugarfoot".

From Quiz Short Lived TV Series

Answer: We Got it Made

This show was in the top ten its first airing and then plummeted. It was a true turkey.

From Quiz Stars Of Television Shows

Answer: The X-Files

The show aired for nine seasons between 1993-2002. It also starred David Duchovny and Mitch Pileggi.

From Quiz Name The Series by Characters

Answer: ER

Peter Benton, John Carter, Kerri Weaver, Robert Romano, Elizabeth Corday

From Quiz What's The TV Show?

Answer: Caroline in the City

From Quiz More TV Shows

Answer: Dark Shadows

From Quiz 3 Stars, 1 Character, 1 Clue - Name The Series

Answer: The FBI

"The FBI" a series produced by the Quinn Martin company, ran for nine seasons (1965-1974), generating 240 hour long episodes. The series chronicled the activities of FBI Inspector Lewis Erskine (Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.) and his search for fugitives wanted by the FBI. Erskine reported to his boss, Assistant Director Arthur Ward (Philip Abbott), and assisting Erskine through the run of the series were Special Agents Jim Rhodes (Stephen Brooks) and Tom Colby (William Reynolds). The series had the full approval of The FBI and it's director, J. Edgar Hoover. The series was permitted to film some shots in the FBI Headquarter in Washington, DC. and use actual case files as reference information for their stories. The series highlighted many of the state of the arts crime fighting technology used by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

From Quiz Character Match Game- '90s, '00s and Today!

Answer: Instant Star

"Instant Star" was a Canadian television program in the mid 2000s. The series starred Alexz Johnson as musical artist Jude Harrison. The show was about Jude's experience in the recording industry while dealing with relationships, school and friends. The sound tracks for all seasons of the show had great success.

From Quiz Western Television Lawmen

Answer: Bonanza

Sheriff Roy Coffee was played by veteran actor Ray Teal. Bing Russell played his deputy, Clem Foster. Ray Teal also starred as a sheriff in the 1951 film "Ace in the Hole". He was a saxophone player who worked his way through college as a band leader. He then began getting bit parts in Western movies until he was given a role in the movie, "Northwest Passage", in 1940. He also played one of the judges in the 1961 film, "Judgement at Nuremberg".

From Quiz TV - Ten Beginnings - Name That Show

Answer: The Green Hornet

The narration was delivered by announcer William Dozier, as the opening theme song, "Flight of the Bumblebee" was being played by legendary jazz trumpeter, Al Hirt. Dozier announced: "Another challenge for the Green Hornet, his aide Kato, and their rolling arsenal, the "Black Beauty". On police records a wanted criminal, Green Hornet is really Britt Reid, owner publisher of the "Daily Sentinel", his dual identity known only to his secretary and the District Attorney. An now to protect the rights and lives of decent citizens, rides ... The Green Hornet". "The Green Hornet" aired 26 episodes in 1966, the only season for the series. The mysterious crime fighters were played by Van Williams (as Britt Reid/The Green Hornet) and martial arts expert and champion Bruce Lee, as his aide, Kato.

From Quiz TV Shows

Answer: Scott Weinger

Steve is D.J's boyfriend. They later break up, and in the last episode, he returns to take D.J to the prom.

From Quiz TV - Eight Beginnings, Two Endings

Answer: The Invaders

This 1967 series starred Roy Thinnes as David Vincent, an architect returning home from a business trip who accidentally discovers the plot of a group of alien invaders to claim Earth as their new conquest and home. Vincent's attempts to alert an unbelieving world of the alien's plan to take over the planet largely falls on skeptical or unbelieving ears. The series ran for two seasons.

From Quiz She Wasn't There In The Beginning - Part 5

Answer: California Dreams

Kelly Packard, Michael Cade, Jennie Kwan, Jay Anthony Franke, Aaron Jackson, Diana Uribe and William J. Jones played a band trying to make it in the world of music. All actors sang their own songs in each and every episode, with the exception of Jay Anthony Franke and Aaron Jackson.

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