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3 for 3 joyce if you liked beer I could fall for you!
 
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who else has one?
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sorry- hate beer!!!
not abig drinker at all a few margaritas every now and then- |
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I remembered from the camping list
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Lakeman-
Thanks for the Gregory Peck resume. I was only kidding with my comment on the A-Team post. NEXT QUESTION: Everyone remembers Julie Newmar as the Catwoman from the '60s Batman TV show(every red-blooded male should). Most remember Eartha Kitt as Catwoman during the final season. But, who played Catwoman in the 1966 Batman movie that was done between the 1st and 2nd seasons of the TV show? |
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Hey that's movie trivia!
 OK sour grapes,I should know this one I have the dvd at home!
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lee meriwether
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Lee Merryweather ?
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Congrats, Joyce, you win by one minute! I know,Carebea, it was a movie. But it was done by the original cast between seasons 1 and 2. But, in fairness, I'll solely stick to TV trivia from here on in. Here's two:
1-Name THREE spinoffs from the show "Happy Days". And, no, I'm not counting any crappy Saturday morning cartoons. 2-"Good Times" was a spinoff of what show? |
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1 -- Laverne and Shirley
Mork and Mindy Joanie Loves Chachi |
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Lets see Florida was the maid on.......
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Good going, Lex! 3 for 3! A WINNAH!!!
Keep going, Carebear. You're on the right track! |
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Maud
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I want to say soap?
By the way Happy Days was a spin - off of what? |
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I think you got it she!
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What 1950 show first came up with the peanut gallery? It was on the radio here.
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Howdy Doody
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You got that one right.
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Yay 1 in a row
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Happy Days was a spin-off of the Love Amerirican Styly episode called "Love and the Happy Day". Only Ron Howard and Marion Ross were in it. Howard Cunningham was played by Harold Gould.
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