"Cheers" Characters
She's Nick Tortelli's lovely young wife, a former member of the Grinning Americans (who are so passé it's laughable).
Who is Loretta?
This show was the rival of So Random!
What is Mackenzie Falls?
Uncle Crenshaw gives Stuart this brand of bowling ball.
What is Schmelling?
These two friends of Bruce wait impatiently for him to start their meeting. Right, then. Let us all say the pledge.
Who are Anchor and Chum?
He had such chart-toppers as "Sweet Caroline" and "Forever in Blue Jeans."
Who is Neil Diamond?
Even this great Russian poem fails to soothe Diane's despondent friend Rebecca.
What is "Another Christmas of Agony" by Karashnikov?
He was the mailman on The Big Comfy Couch.
Who is Major Bedhead?
He's the creepy caretaker who's always turning up unexpectedly in the 2007 Nancy Drew movie.
Who is John Leshing?
She's a fish killer! And also a piranha; they're from the Amazon.
Who is P. Sherman's niece Darla?
This group -- according to Ed Sullivan, "one of the top...rock groups in...the world" -- appeared almost hourly on the easy-listening radio station WLIF, Life FM. (Cue the sound of hairspray.)
What is The Association?
When Frasier introduces her to the gang, he includes her credentials: M.D., Ph.D., Ed.D., A.P.A. (Boy, her name sure isn't spelled like it sounds!)
Who is Lilith Sternin?
Carly threw off Chuck by inventing this fictional integer, which is between which two consecutive real integers?
What is derf, which is between 5 and 6?
He played the Scarecrow in the 1939 version of The Wizard of Oz.
Who is Ray Bolger?
Clark Griswold thinks he'll get recognition from his employer -- and a big Christmas bonus -- for inventing this food additive.
What is a non-nutritive cereal varnish? (It keeps the flakes crispy in milk.)
This C&W star, variously the Wichita Lineman and the Rhinestone Cowboy, had his own weekly TV variety show from 1969-1972, which Sad-Faced Boy and Grandpa Geo used to watch together.
Who was Glen Campbell?
This legendary Arizona poker cheat gets double-crossed in a scheme carried out by Harry "The Hat" and Coach.
Who is Mole-Man, Moley, or sometimes just The Mole?
This is Binoo's favorite stuffy.
Who is Patchy Patch?
In Enchanted, Nathaniel, disguised as a waiter, tries to put the hex on Giselle by serving her this cocktail. One seep is all it takes.
What is an apple martini, meess?
You don't remember him? Cuz he sure-as-heckfire remembers you! Am I right, or am I right (...right, right, right, right)?
Who is Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day?
This soft-rock duo from the 1970s had such memorable hits as "Nights Are Forever Without You" and "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight."
Who are England Dan and John Ford Coley?
This old-timey baseball player, who once had a fling with Coach's wife, was a son of a..., he was a son of a..., he was a son of an immigrant. And like most immigrants, he was a human being.
Who was T-Bone Scarpagione?
According to WOWP, this pop star is actually Uncle Kelbo.
Who is Shakira?
The Abominable Snowman -- "Abominable" already! -- has this friend, who dressed in poison ivy and began calling himself "King Itchy."
Who is Bigfoot?
In Scrooged, this character gets fired by Phil Cross on Christmas Eve and then returns with a shotgun to take revenge. You better watch out; you better not cry.
Who is Eliot Loudermilk?
This Western-to-pop crossover artist had a platinum-selling hit with "Wildfire," a song about an idiot girl who dies in a blizzard trying to rescue her lost pony.
Who is Michael Martin Murphey?