More useless TV trivial......

[Brian37]

Name the TV show that had a newspaper cartoonist who depicted a cow in his cartoon.

Name the show, and the cartoon character. Hint, the show itself was not a cartoon, just depicted a newspaper cartoonist as the head character.

First correct guess gets a free lifetime supply of knowledge they cant get the time back in responding.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Name the TV show that had a newspaper cartoonist who depicted a cow in his cartoon.

Name the show, and the cartoon character. Hint, the show itself was not a cartoon, just depicted a newspaper cartoonist as the head character.

First correct guess gets a free lifetime supply of knowledge they cant get the time back in responding.

'Too Close For Comfort'.  The cow was called 'Cosmic Cow.'

You can keep the prize.

Boru

[Brian37]

Name the TV show that had a newspaper cartoonist who depicted a cow in his cartoon.

Name the show, and the cartoon character. Hint, the show itself was not a cartoon, just depicted a newspaper cartoonist as the head character.

First correct guess gets a free lifetime supply of knowledge they cant get the time back in responding.

'Too Close For Comfort'.  The cow was called 'Cosmic Cow.'

You can keep the prize.

Boru

Thats a fine how do you do response. 

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Extra Credit, name the character, former tenant of the basement apartment before the two daughters moved in. And no, it was not Monroe. The character was always talked about, but never seen.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Well, since I clearly hurt your feelings, here's one for you.

Name the American TV sitcom involving the following:  'A Christmas Carol'; the verb meaning 'to cross over'; the adjective 'febrile'; a USian coin; Charles Darwin; an illustrious warrior; George Patton/Edward R. Murrow; and a bear with a father named 'Carl'.

Best of luck.

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

'Too Close For Comfort'.  The cow was called 'Cosmic Cow.'

You can keep the prize.

Boru

Thats a fine how do you do response. 

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Extra Credit, name the character, former tenant of the basement apartment before the two daughters moved in. And no, it was not Monroe. The character was always talked about, but never seen.

Rafkin.

Boru

[Brian37]

Extra extra credit, name the furniture that was a running joke Henry Rush always had a problem with.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Extra extra credit, name the furniture that was a running joke Henry Rush always had a problem with.

Not til you have a go at my question.

Boru

[Brian37]

Well, since I clearly hurt your feelings, here's one for you.

Name the American TV sitcom involving the following:  'A Christmas Carol'; the verb meaning 'to cross over'; the adjective 'febrile'; a USian coin; Charles Darwin; an illustrious warrior; George Patton/Edward R. Murrow; and a bear with a father named 'Carl'.

Best of luck.

Boru

Holy shit is this a Da Vinci Code question. 

It must have been a Sitcom I was not into or older than me. 

The Murrow clue makes me want to guess "Marry Tyler More".  But I would not be surprised if I was wrong.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Well, since I clearly hurt your feelings, here's one for you.

Name the American TV sitcom involving the following:  'A Christmas Carol'; the verb meaning 'to cross over'; the adjective 'febrile'; a USian coin; Charles Darwin; an illustrious warrior; George Patton/Edward R. Murrow; and a bear with a father named 'Carl'.

Best of luck.

Boru

Holy shit is this a Da Vinci Code question. 

It must have been a Sitcom I was not into or older than me. 

The Murrow clue makes me want to guess "Marry Tiler More".  But I would not be surprised if I was wrong.

There has never been a TV programme called 'Marry Tiler More'.

Boru

[Brian37]

Holy shit is this a Da Vinci Code question. 

It must have been a Sitcom I was not into or older than me. 

The Murrow clue makes me want to guess "Marry Tiler More".  But I would not be surprised if I was wrong.

There has never been a TV programme called 'Marry Tiler More'.

Boru

Not according to this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Tyler_Moore

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Tyler...80%931977)

Take notice in my prior post prior to your response I edited my post and corrected my spelling.