Here’s a quiz you might not want to score so well on.\u00a0 How well do you remember the details of popular 1960’s television series?\u00a0 Score 1,960 points for every correct answer and no points for every wrong answer.\u00a0 No fair consulting Google.<\/p>\n
(1) What was the name of the telephone operator on the Andy Griffith Show<\/em>?<\/p>\n (a) Clara (2) On the Beverly Hillbillies<\/em>, comedy actor Louis Nye played the part of<\/p>\n (a) Jethro Bodine (3) On Gunsmoke<\/em>, the first name of the actor who played Doc was<\/p>\n (a) Milburn (4) On The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour<\/em>, we would share a little “tea” with<\/p>\n (a) Officer Judy (5) On the spy spoof Get Smart<\/em>, the difference between the “agent numbers” of co-stars Barbara Feldon and Don Adams was<\/p>\n (a) 7 (6) The name of the “normal” character in the Munsters<\/em> family was<\/p>\n (a) Beverly (7) The first character to act as cook and caregiver in My Three Sons<\/em> was<\/p>\n (a) Mr. French (8) One of these 1960’s female characters was not<\/em> a housemaid:<\/p>\n (a) Hazel (9) Which of these characters was the female handyperson on Green Acres<\/em>?<\/p>\n (a) Alf (10) On The Fugitive<\/em>, the title character hunted for a killer who had lost…<\/p>\n (a) his right arm Correct answers are in the comments.\u00a0 Post your score if you dare.\u00a0 Good luck.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here’s a quiz you might not want to score so well on.\u00a0 How well do you remember the details of popular 1960’s television series?\u00a0 Score 1,960 points for every correct answer and no points for every wrong answer.\u00a0 No fair … Continue reading
\n(b) Sarah
\n(c) Juanita
\n(d) Charlene<\/p>\n
\n(b) Milburn Drysdale
\n(c) Sonny Drysdale
\n(d) Sam Drucker<\/p>\n
\n(b) Mansour
\n(c) Holiday
\n(d) Blake<\/p>\n
\n(b) Rocky
\n(c) Aunt Bee
\n(d) Goldie<\/p>\n
\n(b) 13
\n(c) 39
\n(d) 99<\/p>\n
\n(b) Edward
\n(c) Darren
\n(d) Marilyn<\/p>\n
\n(b) Charley
\n(c) Bub
\n(d) Mr. Wilson<\/p>\n
\n(b) Alice
\n(c) Rosie
\n(d) Ethel<\/p>\n
\n(b) Arnold
\n(c) Ralph
\n(d) Hank<\/p>\n
\n(b) his left eye
\n(c) his left hand
\n(d) his right leg<\/p>\n