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Sitcoms (TV genre)

Sitcoms (TV genre) quiz

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What issue first brought Leslie Knope and Ann Perkins together in Parks and Recreation?

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  1. 1 Easy

    Why did Hyde first move into the Forman household in That '70s Show?

    Answer: His mother abandoned him

    Why: Edna skipped town with a trucker; Kitty won Red over only after seeing the stripped house, and Hyde got Red's army cot in the basement.

  2. 2 Medium

    How did the main roommates first find each other in The Golden Girls?

    Answer: Grocery store bulletin board ad

    Why: Blanche nearly turned Rose down at that bulletin board, and Sophia only joined the house later, after a fire at Shady Pines.

  3. 3 Hard

    What is the name of J.D.'s beloved motorized scooter in Scrubs?

    Answer: Sasha

    Why: She was hit by police gunfire during a store robbery, after which J.D. announced that his scooter had been assassinated that morning.

  4. 4 Easy

    What caused Ross to get suspended from his museum job in Friends?

    Answer: Someone ate his sandwich

    Why: Ross's leftover sandwich featured a middle layer of gravy-soaked bread that he famously referred to as the Moist Maker.

  5. 5 Medium

    What is the name of Jean-Ralphio's equally annoying twin sister?

    Answer: Mona-Lisa

    Why: Jenny Slate plays her, and Jean-Ralphio bills her as his twin sister from the same mister before calling her the worst person in the world.

  6. 6 Hard

    Whose name is Moira Rose famously unable to pronounce in her fruit wine commercial?

    Answer: Herb Ertlinger

    Why: Moira samples too much of the product on set and mangles the vintner's name in take after take, wrecking the commercial.