Television rewards a different kind of memory from movies: running jokes, character relationships, season arcs, and the small details that return week after week. Use the general TV quiz when players follow different shows. For a focused round, try a familiar sitcom such as Friends, The Office, or The Simpsons, then switch to SpongeBob for animation. Stranger Things and Game of Thrones suit groups that enjoy plot and character questions, while Family Guy offers another animated option. The Friends character set gives a narrower round when everyone knows the series already. Check the show and season before you start; a specialized quiz can reveal plot points to someone still watching. Each linked post keeps its answers alongside the questions for easy hosting.
Start with a broad round
Explore focused quizzes
- Friends characters
- The Office
- The Simpsons
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Stranger Things
- Game of Thrones
- Family Guy
Explore more focused rounds
These show-specific rounds make it easier to choose a series your group knows.
Animated and family television
- Rick And Morty trivia
- Phineas And Ferb trivia
- South Park trivia
- Gravity Falls trivia
- Bluey trivia
- Simpsons trivia
Sitcoms and teen series
- Icarly trivia
- Victorious trivia
- Boy Meets World trivia
- Community trivia
- Sex And The City trivia
- Desperate Housewives trivia
- Pretty Little Liars trivia
- Wizards Of Waverly Place trivia
- Hannah Montana trivia
- Parks And Recreation trivia
- How I Met Your Mother trivia
- Modern Family trivia
- Gilmore Girls trivia
- Full Seinfeld trivia quiz
- Fresh Prince of Bel-Air trivia
Drama and mystery series
- Better Call Saul trivia
- The Vampire Diaries trivia
- The White Lotus trivia
- Yellowstone trivia
- Succession trivia
- The Sopranos trivia
- Peaky Blinders trivia
- The Crown trivia
- The Wire trivia
- Mad Men trivia
- Buffy The Vampire Slayer trivia
- Lost trivia
- The X Files trivia
- Netflix trivia
- Ted Lasso trivia
- Wednesday trivia
- Greys Anatomy trivia
- Glee trivia
Plan a game
A character round works well after a broad television warm-up. Each linked article has questions and answers on the page. You can hide answers, draw a shorter random round where available, or print a question sheet and answer key. For a mixed-topic game, try the 1,000-question collection.
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