General TV trivia
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Danny Hutton of Three Dog Night.
Sorry, I didn't allow two weeks to answer this one.
The theme to the tv show "Fat Albert and the Cosby kids" included a backup singer who was relatively unknown at the time, but would go on to world fame with a song that hit #1 in many countries and won several Grammy awards. Who is the singer, and for bonus points what was the name of the song?
See post#9365 for the answer.
See post#9365 for the answer.
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Who sang Theme from Green Acres with Donald Trump at the 2006 Primetime Emmy Awards?
Answered correctly by downbound123.
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According to Jerry on Seinfeld , what percentage of the population* is good looking?
* the correct answer is a range, rather than a specific number.
Answered correctly by unassuming.
* the correct answer is a range, rather than a specific number.
Answered correctly by unassuming.
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His heart was in the right place at leastthat's Holly Hallstrom
You're new to the trivia threads, so this is your mulligan.
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In this case, the requested information is very specific - what is the name of the individual depicted in the image. If someone knows information about the person, but not their name, they should try to answer a different question instead.
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The sketch with Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga was epic, but it's not on YouTube. I'll try to post the clip somewhere else.
