An A-Z of TV Part 1 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Absolutely Fabulous

The show also stars Joanna Lumley as Edina's chain-smoking friend, Patsy; Julia Sawalha as her long-suffering, straight-laced daughter, Saffron, and June Whitfield as the slightly senile mother.

Answer: Bob

Killer Bob didn't often appear in the show (which was a good job because he was seriously creepy). Bob possessed Leyland Palmer who then killed his own daughter, Laura.

Answer: Coronation

The show was first aired in 1960 and is set in 'Weatherfield' just outside Manchester.

Answer: Dharma

First aired in 1997, the show hilariously explores the culture clash between Dharma and her hippy parents and Greg and his conservative ones as they all try to accept the marriage.

Answer: Eerie

'Eerie, Indiana' tells the story of Marshall and his pal Simon who investigate and keep a record of all the mysterious things that happen around the town.

Answer: Futurama

This show created by Matt Groening tells the adventures of Fry, a twentieth Century pizza delivery boy who is accidentally cryogenically frozen. He awakes in the future and works with his assortment of strange friends as an intergallactic courier.

Answer: Gervais

Ricky Gervais co-created this incredible series with his long term writing partner Stephen Merchant.

Answer: Hobo

The series follows the adventures of a German Shepherd dog who travels around helping people along the way yet always moving on and refusing their offers to look after him.

Answer: Isabella

Isabella Rossellini guest appears at the end of 'The One with Frank Junior'. When Ross chats her up by telling her about his list, she replies: "Oh, you know what? You were on my list of five goofy coffeehouse guys I could sleep with, but yesterday I bumped you for that guy over there!"

Answer: John-Ross

'Dallas' was at first intended to be nothing more than a five-part mini-series yet it ended up running for thirteen seasons.

Answer: Keaton

Before his massive success in 'Back to the Future', Michael J. Fox starred in this hilarious sitcom. He later returned to television in the equally good 'Spin City'.

Answer: Lucy

The show starred Lucille Ball as Lucy and her real life husband Desi Arnaz as her on-screen husband, Ricky Ricardo.

Answer: Murder, She Wrote

Jessica Fletcher is a crime novel writer yet wherever she goes strange murders seem to happen. Despite the police constantly refusing her help, Jessica always manages to solve the case for them.

Answer: Northern Exposure

This very quirky (and very brilliant) series charted the experiences and culture shock of Doctor Fleischmann, played by Rob Morrow, a New York doctor who had been transferred to the town of Cicely, Alaska. The show also starred John Corbett as the philosophical DJ, Chris.

Answer: Only Fools and Horses

Starring David Jason as Delboy and Nicholas Lyndhurst as his brother Rodney, this comedy laughed at the pair's attempts to make money by wheeling and dealing dodgy goods in Peckham, South London. Delboy was ever the optimist and often declared: "This time next year, we'll be millionaires!"

Answer: Party

This show launched the careers of Neve Campbell ('Scream') and Jennifer Love Hewitt ('I Know What You Did Last Summer') amongst others.

Answer: Queen Elizabeth I

The mock-historical show starred Rowan Atkinson as the eponymous anti-hero Edmund Blackadder with Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry, Rik Mayle, Tony Robinson and Tim McInnerny as brilliant co-stars.

Answer: Raymond

'Everybody Loves Raymond' centres around Raymond Barone, his long-suffering wife Deborah, their children, his brother and Ray's parents who 'conveniently' live just across the road.

Answer: Suddenly Susan

This moderately successful show aired first in 1996 and was the vehicle for Brooke Shields to show her talents in comedy.

Answer: Top of the Pops

The first ever episode of 'Top of the Pops' was aired in 1964. It opened with The Rolling Stones playing their number 4 hit 'I Wanna be your Man' and closed with the Beatles playing the week's number 1 'I Want to Hold Your Hand'.

Answer: Upper

Honor Blackman, former Bond Girl, played the grandmother character in the British version of this show. Katherine Helmond (the Grandmother in the U.S. show) makes a cameo appearance as a fortune teller who tries to get Charlie (Tony in U.S.) to admit his feelings for Caroline (Angela in U.S.).

Answer: The Wonder Years

A real coming of age series charting the life of Kevin Arnold and his family, friends and on-and-off-again girlfriend Winnie.

Answer: Xander

Played by Nicholas Brendan from the very first episode to the very last.

Answer: Yes, Minister

This very intelligent and funny series spawned a second show with the same cast entitled 'Yes, Prime Minister' where Eddington's character had been promoted to Leader of Great Britain with Hawthorne as his wily Cabinet Minister.

Answer: Zebedee

Other characters in this slightly surreal sixties children's show included Ermintrude the pink cow, Dougal the Dog, Brian the snail Dylan the hippy Rabbit and Flora the little girl. The series became a cult classic with most people believing that it was actually all about drugs.