Sitcom Trivia Questions: Printable Round
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Questions
In "I Love Lucy," what does Lucy's husband, Ricky Ricardo, do for a living?
- Manages a hotel
- Leads a nightclub band
- Announces on the radio
- Sells insurance
How many children are in the blended family on "The Brady Bunch"?
- Six
- Four
- Eight
- Five
In which city do the four roommates of "The Golden Girls" share a house?
- San Diego
- Phoenix
- Tampa
- Miami
On "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," Will moves in with wealthy relatives after growing up in which city?
- Baltimore
- Detroit
- Philadelphia
- Chicago
The 1950s nostalgia sitcom "Happy Days" is set in which city?
- Chicago
- Minneapolis
- Cleveland
- Milwaukee
On "Parks and Recreation," Leslie Knope works for the parks department of which fictional Indiana town?
- Scranton
- Stars Hollow
- Eagleton
- Pawnee
"The Jeffersons" was a spin-off of which sitcom?
- Good Times
- All in the Family
- Maude
- Sanford and Son
What was the name of the boat on "Gilligan's Island"?
- The S.S. Minnow
- The S.S. Guppy
- The Lucky Lady
- The Sea Breeze
What is Kramer's first name on "Seinfeld"?
- Leo
- Stanley
- Cosmo
- Frank
The drivers on the sitcom "Taxi" work for which fictional New York company?
- Checker Cab Company
- Yellow Star Taxi
- Sunshine Cab Company
- Big Apple Cab Co.
Answer key
Leads a nightclub band (B)
Desi Arnaz, Lucille Ball's real-life husband, played Ricky, a Cuban-born singer leading the band at the Tropicana.
Six (A)
Mike brought three boys and Carol brought three girls, with housekeeper Alice keeping the household running.
Miami (D)
Rose loved telling rambling stories about her fictional hometown of St. Olaf, Minnesota.
Philadelphia (C)
He lands in the mansion of Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air, a ritzy corner of Los Angeles.
Milwaukee (D)
The show began as a segment of the anthology series "Love, American Style" in 1972.
Pawnee (D)
Eagleton is Pawnee's snooty neighbor, which eventually goes bankrupt and gets absorbed by Pawnee.
All in the Family (B)
George and Louise had been Archie Bunker's neighbors in Queens before moving to Manhattan's Upper East Side.
The S.S. Minnow (A)
Creator Sherwood Schwartz reportedly named it as a jab at Newton Minow, the FCC chairman who criticized TV.
Cosmo (C)
His first name stayed a mystery until a January 1995 episode, more than five years into the show's run.
Sunshine Cab Company (C)
The show ran four seasons on ABC, then moved to NBC for its fifth and final season.
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