More useless TV trivial......

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

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)

But that's not about 'The Marry Tiler More Show'.  It's about 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show.  Some other shows you may be thinking of:

-The Rickferd Philes

-Columbumbo

-Stir Truk: The Nest Genteragion

-Drugnet

-Won Dai At A Thyme

Boru

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

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.

And you STILL got it wrong.

Boru

[Brian37]

Not according to this.

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

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

But that's not about 'The Marry Tiler More Show'.  It's about 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show.  Some other shows you may be thinking of:

-The Rickferd Philes

-Columbumbo

-Stir Truk: The Nest Genteragion

-Drugnet

-Won Dai At A Thyme

Boru

You really want to go the sitcom route there buddy?

High noon duel paces in an abandon desert spaghetti western "Good bad and ugly" contest here?

Ok smarty pants. Name sit com bailiff who once said, "Death is just nature's way of saying you are not alive anymore" and the show too.

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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.

And you STILL got it wrong.

Boru

Ok, it was not Mary Tiler or Tyler Moore. Again, it must have been a sit com I was not into. 

Newhart?

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Shit judging your clues, it had to be 90s. I was guessing 70s. Seinfield or Friends?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

But that's not about 'The Marry Tiler More Show'.  It's about 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show.  Some other shows you may be thinking of:

-The Rickferd Philes

-Columbumbo

-Stir Truk: The Nest Genteragion

-Drugnet

-Won Dai At A Thyme

Boru

You really want to go the sitcom route there buddy?

High noon duel paces in an abandon desert spaghetti western "Good bad and ugly" contest here?

Ok smarty pants. Name sit com bailiff who once said, "Death is just nature's way of saying you are not alive anymore" and the show too.

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And you STILL got it wrong.

Boru

Ok, it was not Mary Tiler or Tyler Moore. Again, it must have been a sit com I was not into. 

Newhart?

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Shit judging your clues, it had to be 90s. I was guessing 70s. Seinfield or Friends?

Wrong.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

But that's not about 'The Marry Tiler More Show'.  It's about 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show.  Some other shows you may be thinking of:

-The Rickferd Philes

-Columbumbo

-Stir Truk: The Nest Genteragion

-Drugnet

-Won Dai At A Thyme

Boru

You really want to go the sitcom route there buddy?

High noon duel paces in an abandon desert spaghetti western "Good bad and ugly" contest here?

Ok smarty pants. Name sit com bailiff who once said, "Death is just nature's way of saying you are not alive anymore" and the show too.

Answer Boru's question.

The American sitcom was Night Court and the bailiff was Bull Shannon.

[Brian37]

You really want to go the sitcom route there buddy?

High noon duel paces in an abandon desert spaghetti western "Good bad and ugly" contest here?

Ok smarty pants. Name sit com bailiff who once said, "Death is just nature's way of saying you are not alive anymore" and the show too.

Answer Boru's question.

The American sitcom was Night Court and the bailiff was Bull Shannon.

That was not Boru's question, that was my question. Correct as it may be.

Never mind, you wanted me to answer his question. I cant.

It is a Area 51 deep Fox News Alex Jones question.  That or a sitcom I never regularly watched.

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Not according to this.

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

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

But that's not about 'The Marry Tiler More Show'.  It's about 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show.  Some other shows you may be thinking of:

-The Rickferd Philes

-Columbumbo

-Stir Truk: The Nest Genteragion

-Drugnet

-Won Dai At A Thyme

Boru

Damn it, this is killing me.  This has to be 1990s, but also not a sitcom I was into.

If it was Roseanne, please shoot me, I hate her. Home Improvement?  I don't know.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Answer Boru's question.

The American sitcom was Night Court and the bailiff was Bull Shannon.

That was not Boru's question, that was my question. Correct as it may be.

Never mind, you wanted me to answer his question. I cant.

It is a Area 51 deep Fox News Alex Jones question.  That or a sitcom I never regularly watched.

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But that's not about 'The Marry Tiler More Show'.  It's about 'The Mary Tyler Moore' show.  Some other shows you may be thinking of:

-The Rickferd Philes

-Columbumbo

-Stir Truk: The Nest Genteragion

-Drugnet

-Won Dai At A Thyme

Boru

Damn it, this is killing me.  This has to be 1990s, but also not a sitcom I was into.

If it was Roseanne, please shoot me, I hate her. Home Improvement?  I don't know.

No, no, and no. The answer is 'WKRP in Cincinnati'.  Here's why:

'A Christmas Carol' refers to receptionist Jennifer Marlowe.  Scrooge's old business partner was 'Jacob Marley'.  Same initials.

'to cross over' refers to Andy Travis.  'Travis' means 'to traverse or cross over'.

 'febrile' refers to Johnny Fever.  'Febrile' means exhibiting fever-like symptoms.

'a USian coin' - Bailey Quarters

'Charles Darwin' refers to Venus Flytrap (Darwin wrote 'Insectivorous Plants', one of the earliest treatments of the subject).

'an illustrious warrior' Refers to Herb Tarlek.  The name 'Herbert' in German means 'illustrious warrior'.

'George Patton/Edward R. Murrow'  - Les Nessman's two heroes.

'a bear with a father named 'Carl' Refers to Arthur Carlson. 'Arthur' derives from the Celtic 'artos', which means 'bear'.  Carlson is self-explanatory.


Boru

[chimp3]

That was not Boru's question, that was my question. Correct as it may be.

Never mind, you wanted me to answer his question. I cant.

It is a Area 51 deep Fox News Alex Jones question.  That or a sitcom I never regularly watched.

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Damn it, this is killing me.  This has to be 1990s, but also not a sitcom I was into.

If it was Roseanne, please shoot me, I hate her. Home Improvement?  I don't know.

No, no, and no. The answer is 'WKRP in Cincinnati'.  Here's why:

'A Christmas Carol' refers to receptionist Jennifer Marlowe.  Scrooge's old business partner was 'Jacob Marley'.  Same initials.

'to cross over' refers to Andy Travis.  'Travis' means 'to traverse or cross over'.

 'febrile' refers to Johnny Fever.  'Febrile' means exhibiting fever-like symptoms.

'a USian coin' - Bailey Quarters

'Charles Darwin' refers to Venus Flytrap (Darwin wrote 'Insectivorous Plants', one of the earliest treatments of the subject).

'an illustrious warrior' Refers to Herb Tarlek.  The name 'Herbert' in German means 'illustrious warrior'.

'George Patton/Edward R. Murrow'  - Les Nessman's two heroes.

'a bear with a father named 'Carl' Refers to Arthur Carlson. 'Arthur' derives from the Celtic 'artos', which means 'bear'.  Carlson is self-explanatory.


Boru

Cryptic!

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

No, no, and no. The answer is 'WKRP in Cincinnati'.  Here's why:

'A Christmas Carol' refers to receptionist Jennifer Marlowe.  Scrooge's old business partner was 'Jacob Marley'.  Same initials.

'to cross over' refers to Andy Travis.  'Travis' means 'to traverse or cross over'.

 'febrile' refers to Johnny Fever.  'Febrile' means exhibiting fever-like symptoms.

'a USian coin' - Bailey Quarters

'Charles Darwin' refers to Venus Flytrap (Darwin wrote 'Insectivorous Plants', one of the earliest treatments of the subject).

'an illustrious warrior' Refers to Herb Tarlek.  The name 'Herbert' in German means 'illustrious warrior'.

'George Patton/Edward R. Murrow'  - Les Nessman's two heroes.

'a bear with a father named 'Carl' Refers to Arthur Carlson. 'Arthur' derives from the Celtic 'artos', which means 'bear'.  Carlson is self-explanatory.


Boru

Cryptic!

In the age of Google, 'cryptic' is really the only viable way to post trivia on a message board.

Boru

[chimp3]

I will give it a shot. Sit Com. 

Clues:

A link between jokes about homosexuals and the Oscars.

Much adultery.

Starred an actress who.in another role had her face stretched to hideous width.