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139 TV Trivia Questions Ranked From Easiest to Hardest (Updated for 2025)

1. Probably the most famous spin-off of all time, what yellow family of five actually started on television as a series of shorts that aired in the late ‘80s on “The Tracey Ullman Show”?

Answer: The Simpsons

2. What service, “CC” for short, allows for persons with hearing disabilities to see television dialog as words on the screen?

Answer: Closed Captioning

3. In 1990, Rock the Vote started encouraging young people to vote on what cable network that's given them way worse ideas in the form of "The Real World," "Jackass," and "Teen Mom"?

Answer: MTV

4. A 2002 episode of what television show centered on an election in "Hartsfield's Landing," a small New Hampshire town whose vote has been a bellwether for presidential elections for generations?

Answer: The West Wing

5. Initially airing as a television show in 1976, how many Angels are typically represented by "Charlie's Angels?"

Answer: Three

6. Featuring Grandma Minka telling her grandson Tommy Pickles and his friends about the meaning of the celebrated Jewish holiday, what Nickelodeon animated series made history by becoming one of the first American children’s television shows to air a Hanukkah special in December 1996?

Answer: Rugrats

7. Come on down! Television legend Bob Barker was an enrolled member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe and spent zhis youth on a South Dakota reservation. Barker hosted what daytime game show for more than three decades until his retirement in 2007?

Answer: The Price Is Right

8. In 2012, Winston-Salem State University graduate Stephen A. Smith was officially named a permanent host of the show “First Take” on what sports television network?

Answer: ESPN

9. A male collie named Pal was the first dog to portray what legendary (and female) title character on television?

Answer: Lassie

10. Heisenberg is the codename of Walter White who is a character played by Bryan Cranston in what television franchise?

Answer: Breaking Bad

11. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! The "Big Three" U.S. commercial broadcast television networks are CBS, NBC, and what Disney-owned third network?

Answer: ABC

12. Tribal Chairman Thomas Rainwater is the character portrayed by Gil Birmingham on what Paramount Network drama series which shares its name with the ranch that borders the Broken Rock Indian reservation and a famous Western U.S. national park?

Answer: Yellowstone

13. Before starring on television shows including “Battlestar Galactica,” “Spartacus: Blood and Sand,” and “My Life Is Murder,” New Zealander Lucy Lawless portrayed what iconic warrior on her namesake fantasy adventure series airing from 1995-2001?

Answer: Xena

14. Gordon, James, Percy, and Emily are all members of the "Steam Team" and friends with what titular transportation children's character?

Answer: Thomas the Tank Engine

15. Sporting abundant hair and a love of happy trees, what was the first and last name of the guy who hosted the PBS television program "The Joy of Painting?"

Answer: Bob Ross

16. Based in the Atlanta metropolitan area, the third-largest cable television provider in the U.S. also has millions of internet subscribers. What is the name of this communications giant that shares its name with an actress from the TV show "Friends"?

Answer: Cox Communications

17. What man served a single year as the mayor of Cincinnati in 1977, fourteen years before the debut of his namesake television show?

Answer: Jerry Springer

18. There was a low-budget, mobile-only spin-off of a popular television drama released in 2005 that used minutes rather than hours as the eponymous time interval. The spin-off focused on counter-terrorism activities as did the primary program. Name either the spin-off or the Kiefer Sutherland-starring original program.

Answer: 24

19. Richmond native Tinsley Mortimer joined the cast of what salacious Bravo reality television show beginning in its ninth season?

Answer: Real Housewives of New York

20. Sam Malone and Diane Chambers are two of the main characters in what American sitcom television series that earned a top-ten rating during eight of its 11 seasons?

Answer: Cheers

21. What American daytime television megastar-host released the podcast series "SuperSoul Conversations"? In this series, the host repurposes audio recording from television episodes under a series of the same name started in 2011 on the host's dedicated TV network.

Answer: Oprah Winfrey

22. In the Season 4 episode "The Handicap Spot," the group of friends on Seinfeld travel to a mall to buy what type of engagement gift for their friend "The Drake?"

Answer: Big-screen TV

23. In 1950, Pepsi had its first ad on what new viewing tech that was becoming more common in American homes?

Answer: Television

24. George Clooney as Dr. Doug Ross and Eriq La Salle as Dr. Peter Benton were among the many medical professional characters on what TV series that ran from 1994 to 2009?

Answer: ER

25. The Mach 5 is the sleek and swift vehicle of choice for the titular character on what animated television series named “Mach GoGoGo” in Japan?

Answer: Speed Racer

26. In addition to acting, singing, producing, and directing, Raven-Symoné can now add “game show host” to her lengthy IMDb résumé after becoming the latest celebrity to emcee the television game show adaptation of what Hasbro crossword board game?

Answer: Scrabble

27. Roxanne Pallett was involved in the "punchgate" scandal in 2018 after she falsely accused fellow housemate Ryan Thomas of punching her on what television show?

Answer: Celebrity Big Brother

28. The American version of the show "The Office" premiered on NBC in 2005. The show takes place in which Pennsylvania city?

Answer: Scranton

29. Follow the dancing baby and tell me: in 1999, what Boston attorney's first name joined Lucy, Mary, and Murphy on a short list of Best Comedy Emmy winners named for women?

Answer: Ally

30. What popular North Carolina-based television show centers on the conflict between seasonal "Kooks" and local "Pogues?"

Answer: Outer Banks

31. What company employed actors like James Dean, Paul Newman, and Helen Hayes, as well as directors like Sidney Lumet and Robert Altman, on a classic "Television Theatre" anthology show, partly to advertise its products like sliced cheese and Cheez Whiz?

Answer: Kraft

32. What reality television show chronicles the lives of crab fishermen in the Bering Sea off the Alaskan Coast?

Answer: Deadliest Catch

33. What 2000s television series starring Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell, Katee Sackhoff, was billed as “military sci-fi” and was actually a new take on an old 1978 show of the same name created by Glen A. Larson?

Answer: Battlestar Galactica

34. When Dexter’s mother isn’t busy holding down the fort and acting as the “momager” of the household, she’s VJ’ing up a few episodes of the clip show “Ridiculousness” on what cable television channel?

Answer: MTV

35. In what North Carolina city was the television drama "One Tree Hill" shot? The city is also home to the Battleship North Carolina and the North Carolina Aquarium.

Answer: Wilmington

36. What star of "Johnny Dangerously" and "Mr. Mom" got his start as an actor in Pittsburgh's theater scene, and first appeared in television on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood?"

Answer: Michael Keaton

37. A group of single contestants live together in a specially constructed villa that is isolated from the outside world. Contestants can be booted from the villa either via failing to couple up or the public voting them off. As old contestants are dumped, new ones enter the villa. At the end of the season, the public votes one final time to determine the winning couple. This is a wild and approximately correct description of what television franchise that can trace its roots back to a 2005 ITV show?

Answer: Love Island

38. Matt and Ross Duffer are the directors and producers for what Netflix television series set in 1980s Indiana?

Answer: Stranger Things

39. Created by Atlanta resident in 1992, what television network premiered with programming that consisted exclusively of reruns of Warner Bros. cartoons?

Answer: Cartoon Network

40. One of the first mainstream portrayals of gay marriage on U.S. television, "The One with the Lesbian Wedding" was an episode of what TV show, which attracted mild controversy and censorship when it first aired in 1996?

Answer: Friends

41. Hold me closer, tiny dancer” are some of the most misheard song lyrics of all time, with some believing that Elton John, in lieu of a diminutive terpsichorean, actually was referring to what television actor from “Taxi” and “Who’s the Boss?

Answer: Tony Danza

42. What daughter of former Alaskan governor Sarah Palin starred in her own namesake Lifetime reality television series subtitled “Life’s A Tripp” in 2012 about moving to “The Last Frontier” state after temporarily living in California?

Answer: Bristol Palin

43. What Minnesota-born actress left the television show "7th Heaven" in 2006 and had earlier starred in "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and "The Rules of Attraction?"

Answer: Jessica Biel

44. In the 1950s and 1960s, a television station’s broadcast would sign off, and the station would display what “T” pattern, a simple visual indicator that the station was still transmitting, for the rest of the evening?

Answer: Test Pattern

45. "The Addams Family" television show is based on cartoons created by Charles Addams for what publication?

Answer: The New Yorker

46. In 2018, Kiernan Shipka starred in a Netflix original series as a character previously portrayed on television by Melissa Joan Hart, and who has what first name?

Answer: Sabrina

47. Nicolette Sheridan played real estate sales agent Edie Britt, who lived on Wisteria Lane, in what ABC television series?

Answer: Desperate Housewives

48. One of the top five television series of the 2000s according to IMDb.com, what miniseries about an army regiment in Europe during WWII was created by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, who also acted as executive producers?

Answer: Band of Brothers

49. At the Pittsburgh Children’s Museum, you can visit King Friday XIII, Lady Elaine Fairchilde, Daniel Tiger, and other puppets from which beloved television show?

Answer: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

50. What is the first name of television and radio doctor Westheimer who didn’t begin her media career as “Grandma Freud” until age 52 in 1980 when she began fielding listeners' calls asking about topics that had traditionally been taboo on traditional media channels?

Answer: Ruth

51. What competition-based reality television show dominated the U.S. Nielsen ratings for eight years, from the 2003-2004 season until the 2010-2011 season? The show had the longest run at the top of the ratings for any prime-time television show in the U.S.

Answer: American Idol

52. What TV show about a middle-class NYC housewife innovated in the following ways? The first scripted television program shot on 35mm film in front of a studio audience, the first show to feature an ensemble cast. The show was voted the "Best TV Show of All Time" in a 2012 survey conducted by ABC News and People magazine.

Answer: I Love Lucy

53. What British television show inspired a number of international versions, including "Konttori" in Finland, "HaMisrad" in Israel, and "Le Bureau" in France?

Answer: The Office

54. What legendary rock and roll drummer played the conductor on the classic children's television show Shining Time Station, which was itself a recreation of Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends?

Answer: Ringo Starr

55. What 2020 Netflix-produced reality television show was inspired in part by the famous Seinfeld episode "The Contest" in which participants competed for who could abstain from onanism the longest?

Answer: Too Hot to Handle

56. Who starred in the 80s workout video series, "Sweatin' to the Oldies," as well as his own television workout show?

Answer: Richard Simmons

57. "The Golden Cage" was the working title of a Dutch television show that premiered in 1999 with a new name taken from George Orwell's 1984. What was the name of this show, which became a worldwide franchise?

Answer: Big Brother

58. What 2010s television series starred Kiefer Sutherland in the title role, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Tom Kirkland?

Answer: Designated Survivor

59. On the 1990s sitcom "Moesha," the title character was played by what one-named singer of "Sittin' Up in My Room" and "The Boy Is Mine?"

Answer: Brandy

60. The antihero-led serial killer drama "Dexter" aired for seven years in the U.S. on what premium television channel?

Answer: Showtime

61. American television and film writer/producer Norman Lear turned 100 on July 27, 2022. What’s the 11-letter C-word that we use for a person who hits this milestone age?

Answer: Centenarian

62. Central Park's Belvedere Castle is used for establishing shots as the residence of what purple-skinned puppet of television?

Answer: Count von Count

63. "Fawlty Towers," a British television show about a hotel and its inhabitants, starred what member of Monty Python as the hotel's erratic and rude owner?

Answer: John Cleese

64. What television news personality has been host of the CBS reality show "Big Brother'' since its premiere on July 5, 2000?

Answer: Julie Chen

65. Preceding Jerry Sheindlin and succeeding Joseph Wapner, former New York City mayor Ed Koch presided as a judge on what syndicated small claims court television series from 1997 to 1999?

Answer: The People's Court

66. On what American television network did "The Golden Girls" originally air from 1985 to 1992?

Answer: NBC

67. In 2021, Brooke Blurton became the first Aboriginal Australian to appear in the title role of what television show during its seventh Australian season?

Answer: The Bachelorette

68. Subtitled “The Birth, High Times, and Corruption of Atlantic City”, Nelson Johnson’s 2002 book chronicling the life of crime boss Enoch L. Johnson inspired the creation of what HBO series in 2010?

Answer: Boardwalk Empire

69. Boasting seven Emmys from performances in three shows, who was the first "Seinfeld" star to be inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame?

Answer: Julia Louis-Dreyfus

70. What British television comedy panel game has been on the air since September 2008, is focused on tabloid news, and is written and presented by Keith Lemon (the alter-ego of comedian Leigh Francis)?

Answer: Celebrity Juice

71. What three-season NBC television show was set in Minnesota and featured FBI profiler Will Graham, behavioral scientist Jack Crawford, and forensic psychiatrist Dr. Lecter?

Answer: Hannibal

72. What Toronto-born actor is best known for losing track of her son Kevin as Kate McCallister in “Home Alone” and portraying the eclectic Moira Rose in the television series “Schitt’s Creek”?

Answer: Catherine O'Hara

73. What comedian, also known for being the wife and comedy partner to George Burns, was born with heterochromia? The condition reportedly made her self-conscious about the transition from black-and-white to color television.

Answer: Gracie Allen

74. Hot in Cleveland, starring Betty White and Valerie Bertinelli, was the first original programming to appear on what network, which is otherwise known for playing "classic" television?

Answer: TV Land

75. A 1950 comedy called "The Hank McCune Show" was the first television show to make use of what innovation, still in use by some sitcoms today?

Answer: A Laugh Track

76. What Spokane native became a bona fide television star after being featured in HBO shows like "Euphoria" and "The White Lotus"?

Answer: Sydney Sweeney

77. Mainly set in Detroit, name the ‘90s ABC sitcom which starred comedian Tim Allen as an avid, yet destructively clumsy television host and handyman named Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor.

Answer: Home Improvement

78. Orange County, New York City, Beverly Hills, Salt Lake City, and Potomac are all installments of what reality television franchise?

Answer: The Real Housewives

79. Name the comedian and television personality who voiced a blue fish with short-term memory in “Finding Nemo” and “Finding Dory.”

Answer: Ellen DeGeneres

80. What car company collaborated with Lucasfilm on cars referencing Disney+ television shows in 2022 and 2023? The company created cars whose paint was inspired by "Obi-wan Kenobi" and "The Mandalorian," respectively.

Answer: Volkswagen

81. What 1986 Spike Lee joint was rebooted as a comedy television series in the late 2010s starring DeWanda Wise as Nola Darling, a woman who juggles between three different lovers?

Answer: She's Gotta Have It

82. What popular television series imagined a tense U.S. presidential election between candidate played by Justin Kirk and Elliot Villar in a 2023 episode titled "America Decides?"

Answer: Succession

83. What was the name of the 1971 Golden Globe-winning British television drama about a lighthouse keeper, a girl and her wounded goose, and the evacuation of soldiers at Dunkirk in World War II?

Answer: The Snow Goose

84. According to the Guinness World Records, what was the first reality television show, debuting in 1948?

Answer: Candid Camera

85. During the ‘90s and 2000s, monotoned television personality and former U.S. presidential speechwriter Ben Stein was better known for advertising what brand of eye drops?

Answer: Clear Eyes

86. What fictional puppet goose, namesake of a children's television show that ran on Chicago television in the late 1950s and early 1960s, proclaimed himself to be "King of the United States"?

Answer: Garfield Goose

87. What It's A Wonderful Life actress went on to star in her own namesake television show in 1958, one of the first sitcoms to focus on a mother as a central character?

Answer: Donna Reed

88. "Homonym," "Queen of Jordan," and "The Rural Juror" are fake TV shows and movies featured in what real television show?

Answer: 30 Rock

89. Airing on February 28, 1983, "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen" was the final episode of what long-running television show?

Answer: M*A*S*H

90. Actress Sally Field got her start on television in 1965 starring as what titular, boy-crazy, surf-loving "Little Girl with Big Ideas?"

Answer: Gidget

91. What actor, along with his daughters Sophia Rose, Sistine, and Scarlet Rose, are at the center of a reality television show on Paramount+?

Answer: Sylvester Stallone

92. What popular Canadian television comedy troupe reunited in 2022 for an eight-episode Amazon Prime miniseries titled "Death Comes to Town?"

Answer: The Kids in the Hall

93. Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles are the title characters of what mockumentary television show that started in 2001, and is set in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia?

Answer: Trailer Park Boys

94. What is the fishy name of the doomed boat on the TV show "Gilligan's Island"? A second and even third version of this boat were built for made-for-TV specials that aired in 1978 and 1979.

Answer: SS Minnow

95. A home telephone in the physical shape of a mallard duck was a key piece of the MTV-provided furniture in the house from what reality television series?

Answer: Jersey Shore

96. "Hey, you've been great. See you in the cafeteria!" is the final line of Seinfeld's final episode and is spoken by Jerry in what setting?

Answer: Prison

97. Launched in 1982, Europe's first cable and satellite channel was originally known as Satellite Television but now goes by what more heavenly name?

Answer: Sky

98. Which famous scientist and television personality debated creationist Ken Ham in 2014 in a debate with the topic "Is Creation A Viable Model of Origins?"?

Answer: Bill Nye

99. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany are the two stars of what television miniseries that debuted on Disney+ in 2021 and is considered the first flagship TV show for Marvel Studios?

Answer: Wandavision

100. What company, whose trademark included a dog listening to a gramophone, sold the first mass-produced color television set, starting in 1954?

Answer: RCA

101. Richmond native Vince Gilligan used the name of his own high school, J. P. Wynne, as the name of a high school in what television show?

Answer: Breaking Bad

102. In 2017, what Hulu show was the first television series on a streaming platform to win the Emmy for Outstanding Drama?

Answer: The Handmaid's Tale

103. ABC’s anthology show “Love, American Style” aired an episode titled “Love and the Television Set” in 1972. Not only did George Lucas cast a lanky teen from that episode as his lead in “American Graffiti,” but it also turned into what sitcom that premiered on January 15, 1974?

Answer: Happy Days

104. In perhaps the most famous sports television call of all time, Al Michaels posed what question to the audience as the underdog United States was about to advance to the finals of the Lake Placid Olympic hockey tournament in 1980? (Hint: He answered his own question with "Yes!")

Answer: Do you believe in miracles?

105. What television personality, comedian, and actress discussed in a 2011 episode of “The View” that she had once worked as a phone sex operator?

Answer: Whoopi Goldberg

106. American Idol holds the record for most consecutive seasons at Number 1 on the Nielsen ratings. What controversial (at the time) show from the 1970s holds the record for most consecutive Number 1 seasons for a scripted television show?

Answer: All in the Family

107. What ABC television series uses the mockumentary style similar to that used in "The Office" to follow the day-to-day lives of elementary school teachers in the Philadelphia public school system?

Answer: Abbott Elementary

108. Although it only makes subtle references to the state in which it's set through the first few seasons, what television show is set in the fictional Colorado town of Greendale?

Answer: Community

109. What character died in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" only to seemingly (but not really) reappear in the television series "Wandavision," portrayed by the actor who played an alternative version of the character in the X-Men franchise?

Answer: Quicksilver

110. January 1, 1971 was the last day that what were seen on American television?

Answer: Cigarette Commercials

111. In a Season 10 episode of "Frasier" that went to air in 2002, Frasier was meant to speak Hebrew at his son’s Bar Mitzvah. However, due to a jealous co-worker, he ends up speaking what language that was first referred to in a television show in 1967?

Answer: Klingon

112. What Northeastern U.S. state provides a base for the commercial fisherman on the reality television show "Wicked Tuna"?

Answer: Massachusetts

113. In 2020, HBO cast "The Americans" star Matthew Rhys in the rebooted role of what defense attorney-slash-detective, played on television in the 1950s and 60s by Raymond Burr?

Answer: Perry Mason

114. In 2003, actor and Miami Heat dancer Trista Rehn became the first person to appear on American television under what titular role?

Answer: The Bachelorette

115. In a 1968 game, the Oakland Raiders scored two touchdowns in the final minute to beat the New York Jets, but many viewers missed the comeback because NBC famously cut to what made-for-television movie?

Answer: Heidi

116. What television show, created by New Zealand director Jane Campion, featured Elisabeth Moss as an Australian detective investigating the disappearance of a girl on New Zealand's South Island?

Answer: Top of the Lake

117. Talkeetna was supposedly the inspiration for Cicely, Alaska on what ensemble early '90s CBS show?

Answer: Northern Exposure

118. The basic premise of a 2003 American reality television involved bachelor Evan Marriott's inheritance of millions of dollars and his search for a potential bride. Ultimately, the millions were a ruse. What is this show?

Answer: Joe Millionaire

119. With a full stage name that has to be bleeped on television, Alaska is the stage name of the performer who came in second on Season 5, and won All-Stars Season 2, of what reality show?

Answer: RuPaul's Drag Race

120. Ryan Malcolm and Kalan Porter were the first two winners of what Canadian reality television program?

Answer: Canadian Idol

121. Long-running American television show "The Bachelor" has spawned spinoffs in many other countries including the short-lived "The Bachelor: Em Busca do Grande Amor" which lasted for one season in what country? Aane Doux was the winner of Gianluca Perino's "romantic" culling.

Answer: Brazil

122. What American television show that aired from 2008 - 2014 was shown in Colombia under the name "Meta´stasis?"

Answer: Breaking Bad

123. The California coastal town of Mendocino was used as a stand-in for Cabot Cove, Maine, in what television show that ran for twelve seasons?

Answer: Murder

124. In 2011, Mayor Gavin Newsom posthumously inducted Philo T. Farnsworth into the San Francisco Hall of Fame – partially for his prototypical invention of the what first all-electric household item in 1938?

Answer: Television

125. Growing out of a radio serial of the same name, Gunsmoke ran on television for twenty years, from 1955 to 1975. In what Wild West town was the show set?

Answer: Dodge City

126. X the Owl was a character on what beloved children's television show? X lives in the knot of a tree, and takes courses with Owl Correspondence School.

Answer: Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood

127. What fictional president from television was a two-term governor of New Hampshire, like his real-life ancestor and a signer of the Declaration?

Answer: Jed Bartlet

128. In television writing, “Mandyville” is where characters are said to go when they’re written off the show without explanation (usually when an actor decides to leave—or gets fired). The term was cointed after Moira Kelly (and her character Mandy) left which show after the first season?

Answer: The West Wing

129. The first television ad in history was in 1941 for what fashion accessory?

Answer: Bulova watch

130. What former financial analyst and television host was named as the Director of the National Economic Council under President Donald Trump in 2018, replacing Gary Cohn?

Answer: Larry Kudlow

131. What 2022 film, the most-watched premiere among all films and television shows on the Hulu network, features the landscapes of the Stoney Nakoda First Nation at the foot of the Canadian Rockies?

Answer: Prey

132. After a hiatus of over a decade, the television show "Doctor Who" was relaunched on the BBC in March, 2005, with what actor playing the Ninth Doctor? This actor played the Doctor for only one season.

Answer: Christopher Eccleston

133. Showing 12 of the over 300 hours of footage that was filmed of the Californian upper-middle class family The Louds, what network aired the first American reality television series “An American Family” in 1973

Answer: PBS

134. Produced by Randall Salazar, what is the name of the Costa Rican morning television show that debuted in 1998 and currently airs on Teletica from 8am to 10am on weekdays?

Answer: Buen Día

135. In 2002, the U.K. Patent Office ruled against the Metropolitan Police in regard to their objection to the BBC’s trademark claim for an object in the television show Doctor Who. What is the name of the thing the BBC was trying to trademark?

Answer: TARDIS

136. What three-letter television sitcom that sounds vaguely Jay-Z-esque included an episode in 1991 with the first gay wedding in TV history?

Answer: Roc

137. Airing from 2015 to 2018, what was the name of the television show in which popular columnist George Turner moves to a fictional New Zealand seaside town named Weld where his interactions with the locals form the plot of the show?

Answer: 800 Words

138. What line of highly muscled heroes and villains was created by Mattel in 1979 to try and rival the popularity of Kenner's Star Wars action figures? Mattel introduced their backstory with a comic book, and made them the subject of an animated television series that ran from 1983 to 1985.

Answer: Masters of the Universe

139. "Mathman," a parody of the arcade game of Pac-Man, was a recurring segment on what educational TV show produced by the Children's Television Workshop?

Answer: Square One

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