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Television's Lovable Goofballs

written by: Hitch
 
From Gilligan to Kramer, it seems no TV comedy is complete without a wacky goofball. Here's a quiz featuring those bumbling fools you know and love.

Question 1:

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"If brains were lard, his wouldn't grease too big a pan" said Jed Clampett of his nephew on the TV show The Beverly Hillbillies. Known more for his healthy appetite than his intelligence, Jethro Bodean was played by which of the following actors?
Paul Henning
Buddy Ebsen
Max Baer, Jr.
Raymond Bailey

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Question 2:

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Skippy, from the TV show Family Ties, played a nerd with precious little common sense and an unquenchable love for his neighbor Mallory. His nickname originates from his parents' love of peanut butter, but what is his real name on the show?
Erwin Winslow
Erwin Handleman
Erwin Yothers
Erwin Keaton

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Question 3:

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Following his role as a goofball deputy on The Andy Griffith Show, Don Knotts played Ralph Furley, the goofball landlord on the sitcom Three's Company. Which of the following statements about Ralph Furley is not true?
He was in love with neighbor Lana Shields.
He considered himself a ladies man.
He wore flamboyant clothing; often a leisure suit with neckerchief.
He owned the Three's Company apartment complex.

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In real life Joshua Koenig is the son of the actor who played Chekov on Star Trek. On the TV show Growing Pains he played the complete idiot friend of Mike Seaver who went by this nickname.
Boner
Screech
Cockroach
Potsy

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On the sitcom Too Close for Comfort, Jim J. Bullock played the effeminate and flamboyant goofball who rubbed Henry Rush (Ted Knight) the wrong way. What was his name?
Madison
Monroe
Grant
Pierce

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Question 6:


On the TV show The Love Boat, Burl "Gopher" Smith was a dimwitted crew member aboard the Pacific Princess. What exactly was his job?
cruise director
yeoman purser
medical doctor
bartender

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Bill Dailey played the role of dimwitted neighbor Howard Borden on The Bob Newhart Show from 1972-78. Before that, however, Dailey had a successful five-year stint as a perhaps less dimwitted character on what TV show?
Petticoat Junction
I Dream of Jeannie
Car 54, Where Are You?
Mister Ed

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The Monkees were one of the most popular musical groups of the 1960's. Which member of the Monkees was portrayed on their TV show (which ran from '66 to '68) as the lovable idiot?
Davey Jones
Mickey Dolenz
Peter Tork
Mike Nesmith

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Question 9:


Slow and forgetful, but always very likable, Coach Ernie Pantusso provided lots of laughs on the show Cheers for its first three seasons. Which of the following actors played The Coach?
Nicholas Colasanto
John Ratzenberger
George Wendt
Woody Harrelson

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Shazam! Look "lovable goofball" up in the dictionary and you get his picture. James Thurston Nabors played this character so well on the Andy Griffith Show, that it led to a spin-off show of his own.
Gomer
Goober
Enos
Cooter

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