325 TV Show Trivia Questions & Answers to Stump Super‑Fans

Think you’ve logged serious couch‑time? Put that screen stamina to the test!

Below you’ll find 325 fun, quirky, brain‑tickling TV show trivia questions—each paired with its answer—covering everything from black‑and‑white classics to today’s streaming obsessions.

Queue up your inner quizmaster, grab the remote (and popcorn), and enjoy!

Table of Contents

Classic Sitcoms

Q: What vitamin does Lucille Ball’s Lucy Ricardo hilariously mispronounce while bottling?
A: “Vitameatavegamin.”
Q: Which “Golden Girl” kept a stuffed teddy named Fernando?
A: Rose Nylund.
Q: On Cheers, what’s Norm’s oft‑mentioned unseen wife’s name?
A: Vera.
Q: Gilligan’s Island: which castaway’s real first name is Jonas?
A: The Skipper (Jonas Grumby).
Q: Which Bewitched actor was famously switched mid‑series without explanation?
A: Darrin Stephens (Dick York to Dick Sargent).
Q: I Dream of Jeannie: what Air Force rank is Major Nelson promoted to in season 5?
A: Colonel.
Q: What Brooklyn deli item inspired the title of The Honeymooners episode “A Matter of Record”?
A: The $9.95 “Chef of the Future” recording.
Q: On The Andy Griffith Show, what’s Barney Fife’s middle name?
A: Milton.
Q: Which sitcom was first to show a couple (Rob & Laura) sleeping in separate beds?
A: The Dick Van Dyke Show.
Q: What is the real address (house façade) used for The Brady Bunch exterior shots?
A: 11222 Dilling Street, Studio City, CA.
Q: MASH*: what does “Radar” O’Reilly keep under his cap?
A: A teddy bear.
Q: Which sitcom catchphrase is actually spelled “¡Ay, caramba!”?
A: Ricky Ricardo’s exasperated cry on I Love Lucy.
Q: In Happy Days, what inanimate object jumps a shark with Fonzie?
A: The motorcycle.
Q: The first TV series shot entirely in Hollywood?
A: I Love Lucy (1951 pilot).
Q: Who is the Leave It to Beaver fire department mascot?
A: The alligator “Captain Jack.”
Q: The Jeffersons: Tom & Helen Willis make TV history as what?
A: First interracial married couple shown as regulars.
Q: Larry, Darryl, and Darryl are brothers on which sitcom?
A: Newhart.
Q: What fruit gives Green Acres its theme‑song punchline?
A: “Farm livin’ is the life for me!” (the fruit is the turnip falling on Oliver’s head).
Q: Which Mary Tyler Moore Show character tosses the hat in the iconic opening?
A: Mary Richards herself.
Q: Sanford and Son: What’s Fred Sanford’s preferred fake-heart‑attack phrase?
A: “This is the big one, Elizabeth!”
Q: Who played two different next‑door neighbors on Bewitched?
A: Sandra Gould (Gladys Kravitz) and Alice Pearce (original Gladys).
Q: Good Times: what does J.J. paint on his iconic canvas that finally sells?
A: Black Jesus.
Q: Which show popularized the phrase “Sit on it!”?
A: Happy Days.
Q: The Munsters: Eddie’s pet dragon under the stairs is named?
A: Spot.
Q: What instrument does Ricky Ricardo play at the Tropicana?
A: The conga drum (and bandleader).

’90s Sitcom Faves

Q: What’s Kramer’s rarely‑heard first name on Seinfeld?
A: Cosmo.
Q: Friends: what is Chandler Bing’s middle name?
A: Muriel.
Q: Which fruit inspired Friends’ working title before premiere?
A: “Insomnia Café.”
Q: Will Smith’s Fresh Prince character’s actual full name on the show?
A: William “Will” Smith (same as actor).
Q: Boy Meets World: Mr. Feeny’s classroom faces what?
A: His own backyard.
Q: In Frasier, what beer brand does Martin Crane love?
A: Ballantine.
Q: “Pegasus” is the final answer to what Who’s the Boss? running gag?
A: Mona’s crossword puzzle.
Q: Everybody Loves Raymond: What food is Debra allergic to?
A: Strawberries.
Q: Saved by the Bell: Zack’s magical time‑out hand gesture forms which letter?
A: “T.”
Q: Home Improvement: Wilson’s last name, rarely said, is?
A: Wilson W. Wilson Jr.
Q: On The Nanny, what Queens high school did Fran Fine attend?
A: Flushing High.
Q: What island nation gifts Kramer the Cubans (who aren’t) on Seinfeld?
A: They’re actually Dominicans.
Q: Step by Step: The blended family lives in which Wisconsin city?
A: Port Washington.
Q: 3rd Rock from the Sun: what fruit’s name is the alien’s safe word?
A: “Prune.”
Q: Cory Matthews’ younger sister’s name evolves; what is it finally?
A: Morgan.
Q: Phoebe’s most famous Friends song?
A: “Smelly Cat.”
Q: Mad About You: What is the Buchmans’ dog’s name?
A: Murray.
Q: “The Soup Nazi” prohibits which utensil?
A: Bread.
Q: Spin City: Michael J. Fox’s Mike worked for which NYC mayor?
A: Mayor Randall Winston.
Q: Sabrina the Teenage Witch: Salem was sentenced to be a cat for how many years?
A: 100.
Q: King of Queens: Doug delivers parcels for what company?
A: IPS (International Parcel Service).
Q: Elaine dances to what Earth, Wind & Fire song?
A: “Shining Star.”
Q: “Pivot!” refers to moving what piece of furniture?
A: A couch.
Q: The Fresh Prince: Carlton’s famous dance is set to which song?
A: “It’s Not Unusual” by Tom Jones.
Q: NewsRadio: station call letters?
A: WNYX.

Workplace Comedies 2000s

Q: The Office: What’s Jim’s recurring Halloween costume?
A: Three‑hole punch Jim.
Q: Michael Scott’s screenplay alter‑ego?
A: Michael Scarn (from “Threat Level Midnight”).
Q: Pawnee’s rival town in Parks and Recreation?
A: Eagleton.
Q: 30 Rock: Liz Lemon’s favorite snack brand?
A: Cheesy Blasters.
Q: Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton phone prefix shown in credits?
A: 570.
Q: Brooklyn Nine‑Nine: What animal is Captain Holt allergic to?
A: Dogs.
Q: The IT Crowd: to get help, users must first do what?
A: “Have you tried turning it off and on again?”
Q: What fruit does Jake Peralta compare Captain Holt to when emotional?
A: A sad coconut.
Q: Superstore: Cloud 9 store number?
A: 1217 (St. Louis).
Q: “Treat Yo’ Self” day began in which Parks and Rec season?
A: Season 4.
Q: Name the paper company that buys Dunder Mifflin.
A: Sabre.
Q: On Scrubs, J.D.’s stuffed dog’s name?
A: Rowdy.
Q: Arrested Development: what frozen treat stand is a family asset?
A: Bluth’s Original Frozen Banana Stand.
Q: Tracy Jordan’s two Emmy‑bait movies have identical titles except one word—what’s that word?
A: “Hard” (in A Harlem Night’s Hard Day).
Q: What game does Dwight invent involving “Belsnickel”?
A: Pennsylvania Dutch Christmas gift evaluation.
Q: My Name Is Earl: what wins Earl the lotto?
A: A $100,000 scratcher ticket.
Q: Veep: Selina Meyer served as senator from which state?
A: Maryland.
Q: Community: Troy & Abed broadcast from what location?
A: The blanket fort / their apartment.
Q: Modern Family: what lovable dog dies chasing a ball on a golf course?
A: Stella survives; it’s Jay’s earlier dog “Larry.”
Q: In The Office, Pam’s watercolor of the building sells for how much at the auction?
A: $100 (to the company).
Q: Rosa Diaz’s preferred motorcycle brand?
A: Ducati.
Q: Silicon Valley: Pied Piper’s original middle‑out algorithm compresses what file?
A: A 3D elephant video.
Q: Amy Santiago’s ideal honeymoon destination?
A: A police conference in Wisconsin.
Q: The “Cones of Dunshire” board game was invented by whom?
A: Ben Wyatt.
Q: 30 Rock: What is Kenneth’s mysterious hometown?
A: Stone Mountain, Georgia.

Golden‑Age Prestige Dramas

Q: Breaking Bad: Walter’s signature blue product is 99.(what)% pure?
A: 99.1%.
Q: The Mad Men pilot begins in which year?
A: 1960.
Q: The Sopranos: Tony’s racehorse’s name?
A: Pie‑O‑My.
Q: Game of Thrones: Arya’s sword Needle was forged from whose larger blade?
A: Ned Stark’s “Ice” offcuts.
Q: Lost: The numbers Hurley plays in the lottery?
A: 4‑8‑15‑16‑23‑42.
Q: On The Wire, what is Omar’s preferred shotgun gauge?
A: 12‑gauge.
Q: House: Dr. House’s alma mater?
A: Johns Hopkins (undergrad) & University of Michigan (med school).
Q: Dexter: His boat’s ominous name?
A: Slice of Life.
Q: The West Wing: What chess opening does President Bartlet favor?
A: The Queen’s Gambit.
Q: Six Feet Under: the funeral home is on what L.A. street?
A: 2302 Magnolia Blvd.
Q: The Crown: Which royal says, “History was not made by those who did nothing”?
A: Queen Elizabeth II.
Q: Peaky Blinders: What breed are Tommy Shelby’s prized racehorses?
A: Thoroughbreds.
Q: Better Call Saul: Kim Wexler’s favorite breakfast combo?
A: Coffee & grapefruit.
Q: True Detective season 1 takes place in which U.S. state?
A: Louisiana.
Q: Fargo: “This is a true story” appears how many times per episode?
A: Once, but always false.
Q: Ozark: The Byrdes launder money for which cartel?
A: Mexico’s Navarro cartel.
Q: Succession: What sandwich chain did Cousin Greg once work at?
A: Ontario‑based “Brightstar.”
Q: The Americans: Elizabeth’s secret Soviet codename?
A: Nadezhda.
Q: Boardwalk Empire: Nucky Thompson’s full first name?
A: Enoch.
Q: Stranger Things: Eleven’s favorite frozen food?
A: Eggo waffles.
Q: The Handmaid’s Tale: Offred’s real first name as revealed in Hulu series?
A: June.
Q: Walking Dead: Lucille is a bat wrapped in what brand of barbed wire?
A: Genuine barbed wire—no brand stated.
Q: Bridgerton: Lady Whistledown’s first pamphlet drops during which London season?
A: 1813.
Q: Downton Abbey: What dog breed does Lord Grantham favor?
A: Yellow Labrador Retrievers.
Q: Friday Night Lights: Dillon Panthers’ team motto?
A: “Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t lose.”

Sci‑Fi & Fantasy Classics

Q: Captain Kirk’s middle name?
A: Tiberius.
Q: Doctor Who: which doctor loves jelly babies?
A: The Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker).
Q: X‑Files: Mulder’s basement poster reads?
A: “I Want to Believe.”
Q: Battlestar Galactica’s sworn enemy race?
A: Cylons.
Q: Buffy: What is Spike’s human name?
A: William Pratt.
Q: Star Trek: TNG: Data’s cat’s name?
A: Spot.
Q: Stargate SG‑1: The alien language carved on the gate is called?
A: Ancient.
Q: Heroes: “Save the cheerleader, save the _____.”
A: World.
Q: Smallville: Clark works at which coffee shop?
A: The Talon.
Q: Fringe: Walter Bishop loves which candy?
A: Red Vines.
Q: Black Mirror: Which episode traps consciousness in a cookie?
A: “White Christmas.”
Q: Quantum Leap: Sam Beckett’s hologram partner?
A: Al Calavicci.
Q: Torchwood: Captain Jack’s last name?
A: Harkness (alias).
Q: The Witcher: Geralt’s faithful horse?
A: Roach.
Q: True Blood: Synthetic blood brand name?
A: Tru Blood.
Q: Charmed: What power does Piper Halliwell first master?
A: Freezing time.
Q: Farscape: Crichton’s living ship is called?
A: Moya.
Q: Supernatural: Dean’s Impala license plate state?
A: Kansas.
Q: Grimm: Nick’s partner Sgt. Wu’s favorite snack?
A: Cup noodles.
Q: The Expanse: Belters speak a hybrid language called?
A: Lang Belta.
Q: Lost in Space (2018): Robot’s catchphrase?
A: “Danger, Will Robinson.”
Q: Firefly: Jayne’s favorite gun’s nickname?
A: Vera.
Q: Babylon 5: What species is Ambassador Delenn?
A: Minbari.
Q: Knight Rider: KITT’s AI voiced by?
A: William Daniels.
Q: Stranger Things: D&D creature that inspires Season 4 villain?
A: Vecna.

Animated Icons

Q: Homer Simpson’s middle initial “J” honors which animator?
A: Bullwinkle’s creator Jay Ward.
Q: SpongeBob: What is Plankton’s full first name?
A: Sheldon.
Q: Family Guy: Evil Stewie’s identifying wardrobe piece?
A: Purple overalls.
Q: Rick and Morty: Rick’s portal gun color?
A: Green.
Q: Avatar: The Last Airbender: What fruit does Sokka call “currency”?
A: Cabbages (vendor’s).
Q: South Park: Kenny’s hood renders speech at what % intelligible?
A: Roughly 15%.
Q: Futurama: Bender’s apartment number?
A: 00100100 (binary for $).
Q: BoJack Horseman: BoJack’s ’90s sitcom title?
A: “Horsin’ Around.”
Q: Archer: Sterling Archer’s codename?
A: Duchess.
Q: Gravity Falls: Name of the siblings’ book series?
A: Journal 1, 2 & 3.
Q: The Flintstones: City they live in?
A: Bedrock.
Q: Bob’s Burgers: The restaurant’s daily pun burger is written on what?
A: Chalkboard.
Q: Adventure Time: Finn’s adoptive parents’ species?
A: Dogs (Jake’s family).
Q: American Dad!: Roger’s favorite disguise persona?
A: “Ricky Spanish.”
Q: Steven Universe: Gem fusion of Ruby & Sapphire’s name?
A: Garnet.
Q: King of the Hill: Hank’s propane employer?
A: Strickland Propane.
Q: Teen Titans Go!: Which Titan runs a waffle cult?
A: Cyborg & Beast Boy together.
Q: The Jetsons: Rosie the robot’s serial number?
A: XB‑500.
Q: Animaniacs: Yakko sings the capitals of what?
A: The world (nations).
Q: Clone Wars: Ahsoka Tano’s lightsaber color?
A: Green (later blue/white).
Q: Inspector Gadget: His niece’s name?
A: Penny.
Q: She‑Ra & the Princesses of Power: Catra’s eye color difference?
A: One blue, one green (heterochromia).
Q: Dragon Ball Z: Goku’s Saiyan birth name?
A: Kakarot.
Q: Young Justice: Kid Flash’s go‑to snack?
A: Energy bars.
Q: Simpsons: Mr. Burns’ teddy bear name?
A: Bobo.

Kids & Teen TV

Q: Stranger Things D&D class for Dustin?
A: Bard.
Q: Hannah Montana: Miley’s secret is exposed by which magazine?
A: “Tween Weekly.”
Q: Lizzie McGuire: Lizzie’s cartoon conscience is animated doing what outfit?
A: Blue tank top & cargo pants.
Q: iCarly: What dessert does Spencer accidentally set on fire?
A: Fried chicken in a sculpture.
Q: Power Rangers: Original Megazord’s dinosaur torso?
A: Tyrannosaurus.
Q: High School Musical: The Series: School mascot?
A: Wildcat.
Q: Even Stevens: Beans’ favorite canned food?
A: Bacon.
Q: Victorious: Robbie’s puppet’s name?
A: Rex.
Q: Glee: Sue Sylvester’s signature tracksuit color?
A: Red (mostly).
Q: Zoey 101: The school’s coastline campus is called?
A: Pacific Coast Academy.
Q: Are You Afraid of the Dark? storytellers call themselves?
A: The Midnight Society.
Q: Clarissa Explains It All: Clarissa’s pet alligator’s name?
A: Elvis.
Q: Degrassi: Spinner’s real first name?
A: Gavin.
Q: Ned’s Declassified: What fruit stands in for school on the title card?
A: A coconut.
Q: Dragon Tales: Which magical phrase activates the scale?
A: “I wish, I wish with all my heart…”
Q: Miraculous Ladybug: Adrien’s superhero alter‑ego?
A: Cat Noir.
Q: Kim Possible: Ron’s pet naked mole‑rat?
A: Rufus.
Q: The Suite Life: The hotel’s name?
A: Tipton Hotel.
Q: Goosebumps TV host’s last name?
A: R.L. Stine (himself).
Q: Teen Wolf: Derek Hale’s eye color when he kills?
A: Red.
Q: Outer Banks: Treasure is associated with which Royal Merchant?
A: The Royal Merchant shipwreck.
Q: Riverdale: Jughead’s real first name?
A: Forsythe.
Q: Umbrella Academy: Klaus’ designated number?
A: Four.
Q: All That: Which character shouts “Welcome to Good Burger”?
A: Ed (Kel Mitchell).
Q: Steven Universe Future: Steven’s new hobby?
A: Gardening.

Reality & Competition

Q: First Survivor winner?
A: Richard Hatch.
Q: The Amazing Race hosts?
A: Phil Keoghan.
Q: RuPaul’s Drag Race: Ru’s closing catchphrase?
A: “And remember: If you can’t love yourself…”
Q: Top Chef: Contestants compete for what money prize (classic amount)?
A: $100,000.
Q: The Voice: Coaches sit in chairs that do what?
A: Rotate 180° when they press the button.
Q: American Idol: Original three judges?
A: Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson.
Q: Project Runway: What catchphrase does Tim Gunn use?
A: “Make it work.”
Q: Hell’s Kitchen: Chef Ramsay’s punishment room nickname?
A: The “dorms.”
Q: The Bachelor: The final ceremony involves giving what?
A: A rose (and proposal).
Q: Nailed It! host who loves saying “Oh my gosh”?
A: Nicole Byer.
Q: Shark Tank: Which shark often says “For that reason, I’m out”?
A: Kevin O’Leary.
Q: MythBusters: Jamie’s trademark hat type?
A: Beret.
Q: Ink Master: What’s the elimination challenge called?
A: The “Elimination Tattoo.”
Q: Queer Eye: Which “Fab Five” member handles food?
A: Antoni Porowski.
Q: Dancing with the Stars: First perfect 30 given to which celeb?
A: Kelly Monaco.
Q: Forged in Fire: Losing smith’s catch‑phrase exit?
A: “It will not cut.”
Q: Iron Chef America: Kitchen stadium’s secret ingredient is revealed by whom?
A: The Chairman.
Q: Big Brother: What device invites players to confession?
A: The Diary Room.
Q: MasterChef: Gordon slams what to end a challenge?
A: A big gong.
Q: Love Island: Contestants refer to coupling as forming a what?
A: Couple (or pairing).
Q: Blown Away: Contestants create art from what medium?
A: Glass.
Q: The Circle: Communication occurs exclusively through what?
A: A voice‑activated social media platform.
Q: Floor Is Lava: Prize awarded at the end?
A: $10,000 and a lava lamp trophy.
Q: Lego Masters: BrickMasters are Amy Corbett and who?
A: Jamie Berard.
Q: Alone: Participants may bring how many survival items?
A: Ten.

Talk & Variety

Q: Longest‑running late‑night host ever?
A: Johnny Carson (30 years).
Q: SNL: First cast member to shout “Live from New York…”?
A: Chevy Chase.
Q: The Daily Show creator?
A: Lizz Winstead & Madeleine Smithberg.
Q: Tonight Show bandleader Questlove drums for what band?
A: The Roots.
Q: Oprah gave away how many cars in her famous episode?
A: 276.
Q: Sesame Street: First celebrity guest star?
A: James Earl Jones reciting the alphabet.
Q: Antiques Roadshow: Highest U.S. appraisal in 2019 surpassed what value?
A: $2 million.
Q: Carpool Karaoke originates from which talk show?
A: The Late Late Show with James Corden.
Q: Hot Ones: Scoville rating of the final wing sauce “The Last Dab”?
A: Around 2 million+.
Q: Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve debuted in what year?
A: 1972.
Q: Conan O’Brien famously kept what prop after leaving Tonight Show?
A: A massive blue moon sculpture.
Q: The Graham Norton Show’s red chair segment lets guests do what?
A: Tell a story before being flipped.
Q: Inside the Actors Studio host’s signature question about heaven?
A: “What would you like to hear God say?”
Q: Pee‑wee’s Playhouse: Word of the day triggers what?
A: Everyone screams.
Q: Between Two Ferns is hosted by?
A: Zach Galifianakis.
Q: Reading Rainbow: LeVar Burton ends each episode with what phrase?
A: “But you don’t have to take my word for it.”
Q: Captain Kangaroo: Which puppet stole carrots?
A: Bunny Rabbit.
Q: Ellen: Annual 12 Days of Giveaways segment occurs in which month?
A: December.
Q: Jimmy Kimmel Live!’s sidekick/security guard?
A: Guillermo Rodriguez.
Q: Late Night with Seth Meyers: What segment features cue‑card jokes?
A: “Jokes Seth Can’t Tell.”
Q: A Prairie Home Companion fictional sponsor?
A: Powdermilk Biscuits.
Q: Top Gear’s tame racing driver?
A: The Stig.
Q: Whose Line Is It Anyway? host who says “Points don’t matter”?
A: Drew Carey (US version).
Q: The Muppet Show: Kermit regularly shouts what to start?
A: “It’s time to play the music…”
Q: Last Week Tonight: John Oliver’s mascot against Big Tobacco?
A: “Jeff the Diseased Lung.”

British Gems

Q: Sherlock: Holmes’ nicotine patch count?
A: Three.
Q: Downton Abbey: Mrs. Patmore’s first name?
A: Beryl.
Q: Blackadder: Which series is set in WWI?
A: Blackadder Goes Forth.
Q: The IT Crowd: Reynholm Industries’ basement is on what floor?
A: Basement.
Q: Peep Show: Jez’s last name?
A: Jeremy Usborne.
Q: Doctor Who: Torchwood Institute was founded by which queen?
A: Queen Victoria.
Q: The Office (UK): David Brent’s doomed single?
A: “Free Love Freeway.”
Q: Luther: DCI John Luther’s signature outerwear?
A: Grey tweed coat.
Q: Fawlty Towers: Basil’s hotel location?
A: Torquay.
Q: Killing Eve: Villanelle’s birth name?
A: Oksana Astankova.
Q: Misfits: Which power does Simon first receive?
A: Invisibility.
Q: Taskmaster: Contestants compete for whom’s ‘prize task’?
A: The taskmaster Greg Davies.
Q: Top Boy: Fictional Summerhouse Estate is in which London borough?
A: Hackney.
Q: Skins: The second generation begins with which episode title?
A: “Everyone.”
Q: Being Human: Mitchell, Annie, and George are which supernatural trio?
A: Vampire, ghost, werewolf.
Q: Broadchurch: DI Alec Hardy’s chronic health issue?
A: Heart condition.
Q: The Crown: Actress who plays older Queen in Season 3?
A: Olivia Colman.
Q: Call the Midwife: The nuns belong to which order?
A: Nonnatus House (Order of St. Raymond Nonnatus).
Q: Line of Duty: AC‑12 investigates what?
A: Police corruption.
Q: Absolutely Fabulous: Patsy’s favored drink?
A: Champagne.
Q: Monty Python’s Flying Circus: Expected length of the Spanish Inquisition?
A: Nobody expects it!
Q: Red Dwarf: What species is Cat?
A: Humanoid descended from cats.
Q: Inside No. 9: Each episode revolves around which concept?
A: A location numbered 9.
Q: The Great British Bake Off: Hollywood handshake signifies what?
A: Exceptional bake.
Q: Yes, Minister: Sir Humphrey’s alma mater?
A: Oxford (Baillol).

Superhero & Comic Adaptations

Q: Arrow: Oliver’s island of torment?
A: Lian Yu.
Q: The Boys: Compound V gives powers at what age if administered to babies?
A: Immediately after injection.
Q: Daredevil: Matt Murdock’s favorite midnight snack?
A: Pho.
Q: WandaVision: Town of Westview is located in which state?
A: New Jersey.
Q: Smallville: Lex collects what brand of car?
A: Porsche.
Q: Titans: Dick Grayson becomes which new hero identity?
A: Nightwing.
Q: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Skye’s birth name?
A: Daisy Johnson.
Q: Jessica Jones: Alias Investigations’ office is above what?
A: A restaurant.
Q: Gotham: Penguin’s favorite umbrella accessory color?
A: Black with silver handle.
Q: Flash: Barry’s favorite snack high in calories?
A: Burritos.
Q: Legion: David Haller’s mutant power originally confused as?
A: Schizophrenia.
Q: Luke Cage: Pop’s Barbershop motto?
A: “Always forward.”
Q: Runaways: Nico’s staff activates with what?
A: Spoken command phrase.
Q: Umbrella Academy: Ben’s dead but appears as what number?
A: Six.
Q: Cloak & Dagger: Which city hosts their story?
A: New Orleans.
Q: Inhumans: King Black Bolt communicates primarily through?
A: Sign language.
Q: Paper Girls: Time‑traveling teens deliver which newspaper?
A: The Cleveland Preserver.
Q: Peacemaker: Vigilante’s civilian name?
A: Adrian Chase.
Q: Moon Knight: Steven Grant works in which museum department?
A: Gift shop.
Q: Sweet Tooth: Gus is a hybrid of boy and which animal?
A: Deer.
Q: Watchmen (HBO): Sister Night’s day‑job?
A: Bakery owner.
Q: Invincible: Mark Grayson’s superhero suit colors?
A: Yellow, blue, black.
Q: Stargirl: Cosmic Staff originally belonged to whom?
A: Starman (Sylvester Pemberton).
Q: The Tick (live‑action 2017): Tick’s favorite word?
A: “Spoon!”
Q: Heroes: Hiro Nakamura’s sword once belonged to?
A: Takezo Kensei.

Streaming Phenoms

Q: Squid Game: Player 067’s real name?
A: Kang Sae‑byeok.
Q: The Mandalorian: Grogu eats what controversial eggs?
A: Frog Lady’s unfertilized spawn.
Q: Bridgerton: Which sibling narrates Season 2’s bee symbolism?
A: Anthony.
Q: The Witcher: Jaskier’s big hit song title?
A: “Toss a Coin to Your Witcher.”
Q: Ted Lasso: AFC Richmond’s mascot animal?
A: Greyhound named “Greyhound.”
Q: Money Heist: Robbers use masks of which Spanish artist?
A: Salvador Dalí.
Q: Ozark: Ruth Langmore’s favorite curse word?
A: “Sh*t.”
Q: Stranger Things: Eddie Munson leads which school club?
A: Hellfire Club.
Q: Sex Education: Otis’ home is a former what?
A: Lighthouse B&B.
Q: The Boys again: Starlight’s real first name?
A: Annie.
Q: Cobra Kai: Johnny’s beloved 80s band he references constantly?
A: Guns N’ Roses.
Q: Emily in Paris: Emily works for agency named?
A: Savoir.
Q: Lucifer: Lucifer’s piano bar in L.A. called?
A: Lux.
Q: Shadow and Bone: Alina’s power title?
A: Sun Summoner.
Q: The Queen’s Gambit: Beth’s sedative color in orphanage?
A: Green pills.
Q: Only Murders in the Building: Podcast name?
A: “Only Murders in the Building.”
Q: Arcane: Jinx’s original name?
A: Powder.
Q: Outer Range: Strange phenomenon appears as what shape?
A: A dark, swirling hole.
Q: Severance: Employees’ audiobooks are read by which fictional author?
A: Kier Eagan’s “The You You Are.”
Q: Reacher: Jack’s favorite diner pie flavor?
A: Peach.
Q: 1923: Spencer Dutton hunts which dangerous cat?
A: A lion.
Q: The Last of Us: Ellie’s joke book brand?
A: “No Pun Intended: Volume Too.”
Q: Wednesday: Enid Sinclair belongs to what werewolf dorm?
A: Ophelia Hall.
Q: Bluey: Parents’ names?
A: Bandit (dad) & Chilli (mum).
Q: Wheel of Time: Moiraine belongs to which Ajah?
A: Blue.

Game Shows & Grab Bag

Q: Jeopardy! first answer ever aired?
A: “It was the first U.S. president.”
Q: Wheel of Fortune’s wheel weighs roughly?
A: 2,400 pounds.
Q: Family Feud original host?
A: Richard Dawson.
Q: Price Is Right: Plinko’s top slot value?
A: $10,000 (now).
Q: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire lifeline retired in 2010?
A: Phone‑a‑Friend (later revamped).
Q: Double Dare: Physical challenges always ended with what slimy substance?
A: Green slime.
Q: Match Game: Contestants tried to match six celebrities headed by which comic?
A: Gene Rayburn.
Q: Press Your Luck: Animated “Whammy” character originally drew inspiration from which 80s hit?
A: “Thriller” (dances).
Q: Hollywood Squares: Center square most often filled by?
A: Paul Lynde.
Q: The Chase: Original UK chaser called “The Beast”?
A: Mark Labbett.
Q: Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? teacher aid?
A: Jeff Foxworthy hosts; kids are the aid.
Q: Legends of the Hidden Temple: Hardest room statistically?
A: The Shrine of the Silver Monkey.
Q: Deal or No Deal: Highest U.S. top briefcase value?
A: $1 million (later $5 million specials).
Q: Ninja Warrior Mount Midoriyama final stage requires climbing what?
A: A 75‑foot rope.
Q: Cash Cab: Wrong answers trigger what?
A: Flashing red lights & ejection.
Q: Beat Shazam: Contestants race against which app?
A: Shazam.
Q: Weakest Link: Host’s cold farewell line?
A: “You are the weakest link—goodbye.”
Q: Million Dollar Listing: Primary city of original U.S. series?
A: Los Angeles.
Q: Mythbusters myth test count surpasses what milestone by finale?
A: 1,000 myths.
Q: Pawn Stars: Shop nickname?
A: The World Famous Gold & Silver Pawn Shop.
Q: American Pickers: Mike & Frank refer to rare finds as what?
A: “Mole in the hole.”
Q: Forged in Fire: Winning blade must pass a test that ends with phrase?
A: “It will KEAL” (keep everyone alive).
Q: The Great Pottery Throw Down: Judges get emotional over what?
A: Perfectly crafted handles.
Q: Impractical Jokers: Group’s high‑school friendship began on which NYC borough?
A: Staten Island.
Q: My 600‑lb Life: Dr. Nowzaradan’s famous question about excuses ends with?
A: “The scale doesn’t lie.”

Conclusion

From golden‑age laugh‑tracks to binge‑worthy stream‑hits, these 325 questions prove TV is fertile ground for fiendishly fun trivia.

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