Entertainment: Television trivia questions
4457 multiple-choice Entertainment: Television trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Who was the creator of the TV series Scrubs?
- The episode His Story in season 2 of Scrubs, is narrated from the viewpoint of which character?
- In the episode of House, titled Paternity, a 16-year-old boy is admitted to the hospital because he has night terrors and double vision. What is his eventual diagnosis?
- Which House character said the following: Very ethical. Of course, most married men would say they dont date at all.?
- What do mathematicians call a set with no elements?
- Which civilization was the first to use zero as a number?
- In the Hindu religion, emptiness is important because nothing has a permanent, eternal identity, since everything flows. What do Hindus call this idea of emptiness or voidness?
- What do philosophers call the belief that the world has no essential meaning or objective truth?
- In 1943, Carmen Laforet published this Spanish language novel about life in post-Civil War Spain.
- Which statement is true about Billy Preston, who wrote the song Nothing from Nothing (Leaves Nothing)?
- What do you get when you divide a positive number by zero?
- Physicists believe that the nothingness out there in space is really something. What do they call this nothingness that appears as an empty space?
- A 1995 movie starring Bruce Greenwood told the story of a photographer who sees his entire existence erased. The movie shares its name with a Beatles song. What is the name?
- In Seinfeld, what was Jerrys reaction when the head of NBC wanted him to add relationship humor to his sitcom, which was about nothing?
- Luck is the lady that he loves best. Natchez to New Orleans Livin on jacks and queens. Who is this legend of the West?
- Each week at the beginning of this show the newspaper editor of the local paper would start the action with this statement, This is the way it happened in the town too tough to die. What is the name of the town too tough to die?
- The creator of this television western envisioned James Bond on horseback. In what television western would you find the characters James West and Artemus Gordon?
- He got fightin mad this rebel lad He packed no star as he wandered far Where the only law was a hook and draw. What country legend sang The Ballad of Johnny Yuma?
- The Bugle Theme would sound and the camera would pan down to the Old Ranger. He would stand and say Howdy, Im the Old Ranger and Death Valley is my stamping ground. What actor replaced the Old Ranger to introduce the stories of Death Valley Days?
- Out of the night when the moon is bright comes this bold renegade. A blade flashes and what mark is left behind?
- CMT had a program on the 20 Greatest Cowboy Songs. Which song was # 1?
- The X-Files, a popular American television show about paranormal phenomena, premiered in what year?
- Which was the original filming location of The X-Files series?
- In an episode of The X-Files, Mulder found a switchblade-like device, which was the only weapon that could kill the aliens. Where did he find it?
- Agent Scullys father, who died in The X-Files series, never approved of her choice of career. What was his career?
- Assistant Director Skinner, Mulder and Scullys boss in The X-Files, was infected with an unknown agent that could kill him by the press of a button on a hand-held device. Who was the person, holding his finger on the button?
- In an episode of The X-Files, entitled Home, the family that practiced inbreeding and buried their deformed babies in a field near their house were known by what name?
- The Lone Gunmen, the three unusual characters who appeared in The X-Files, help Agents Mulder and Scully with a number of cases. What was their area of expertise?
- Several episodes of The X-Files featured a child genius that was a chess whiz. What was his name?
- The Tree People, investigated by X-Files Agents Mulder and Scully were ancestors of which famous explorer?