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Medium TV Trivia Questions

The medium questions from our tv set, 14 of them, each with the answer and an explanation below the game.

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Keys 1-4 pick an answer, Enter moves on. Nothing is saved to an account.

The middle round moves to specifics that need actual viewing: which war M*A*S*H depicted, which flight number crashed in Lost, which city The Wire is set in. These are the questions where a table splits between the people who watched and the people who only heard about it.

14 medium tv trivia questions with answers

  1. The series M*A*S*H was set during which conflict?

    Answer: The Korean War The show ran for eleven years, far longer than the three-year war it depicted.

  2. Frasier moved its title character to which city?

    Answer: Seattle He worked there as a radio psychiatrist after leaving Boston.

  3. Twin Peaks was co-created by which film director?

    Answer: David Lynch He created it with the television writer Mark Frost.

  4. The Sopranos is set mainly in which US state?

    Answer: New Jersey The opening title sequence follows a drive out of the Lincoln Tunnel into New Jersey.

  5. Mad Men follows staff at a firm in which industry?

    Answer: Advertising The title plays on the Madison Avenue agencies of 1960s New York.

  6. The plane that crashed at the start of Lost carried which flight number?

    Answer: Oceanic 815 Ajira 316 was a later flight in the same series, which is why the numbers echo.

  7. Which two FBI agents investigated the unexplained in The X-Files?

    Answer: Mulder and Scully Doggett and Reyes were genuine later additions to the same show.

  8. Julia Louis-Dreyfus played a politician named Selina Meyer in which comedy?

    Answer: Veep Veep was created by Armando Iannucci, who had made The Thick of It in Britain.

  9. Coronation Street is set in which fictional place?

    Answer: Weatherfield Weatherfield stands in for a working-class district of Greater Manchester.

  10. The quiz format Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? was first created in which country?

    Answer: The United Kingdom It began on ITV in 1998 and was licensed to more than a hundred countries.

  11. Buffy the Vampire Slayer was set in a Californian town called what?

    Answer: Sunnydale The town sits over a portal the show called the Hellmouth.

  12. The Wire is set in which American city?

    Answer: Baltimore Its creator David Simon had been a crime reporter for the Baltimore Sun.

  13. Better Call Saul stands in what relationship to Breaking Bad?

    Answer: A prequel It begins years before Breaking Bad, though later episodes catch up and pass it.

  14. Parks and Recreation is set in a fictional town in which state?

    Answer: Indiana The town of Pawnee is presented as a small city with an oversized civic ego.

Answer key

  1. The Korean War
  2. Seattle
  3. David Lynch
  4. New Jersey
  5. Advertising
  6. Oceanic 815
  7. Mulder and Scully
  8. Veep
  9. Weatherfield
  10. The United Kingdom
  11. Sunnydale
  12. Baltimore
  13. A prequel
  14. Indiana

How to play

  1. Pick a mode: multiple choice, true or false, a 60-second sprint, or the daily quiz.
  2. Answer with a tap, or press 1 to 4 on a keyboard. The right answer appears straight away with a line explaining it.
  3. Finish the round to see your score, copy the result grid, and step up a difficulty.
  4. Hosting a night? The full tv list and a separate answer key are printed below, and the print layout drops the game and keeps the paper.

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