An average result but happy with the guesses :8 
Friday Night Quiz
- Thread starter 7.62marksman
- Start date
Help Support Prospecting Australia:
shakergt
Moderating Team
5/10 not the best score by far.
- Joined
- May 5, 2017
- Messages
- 3,839
- Reaction score
- 7,733
7/10....
Goody
Goody
four from ten and they were VERY good guesses tooooo
ray
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
ray
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
6/10 new 3, rest dodgy guesses
8 from 10, need to brush up before the grandkids starting watching a few re-runs.
Me also 9/10
9/10 - also two lucky guesses.
I was a bit old for a few of the shows?
I was a bit old for a few of the shows?
9/10 for me and I bet we all got the same one wrong
Mackka
Mackka
7/10 somehow missed the big bear one.
9/10 seems to be the go around here. :Y:
Cheers
Doug
Cheers
Doug
this was classed as Easy and we all bombed out yet all the hard ones i give out lots of trophy's :lol: :lol: just cant work it out :lol: :lol: :lol:
Australian Television's Favourite Non-humans cool 10 questions
Welcome to the world of Australian television and the characters who enlivened our screens despite not being human. There are puppets, marionettes and people in costumes. See if you can work out who they are or where they could be seen.
Easy
Tizzabelle gold member
Apr 27 13
369 plays
Australian Television's Favourite Non-humans cool 10 questions
Welcome to the world of Australian television and the characters who enlivened our screens despite not being human. There are puppets, marionettes and people in costumes. See if you can work out who they are or where they could be seen.
Easy
Tizzabelle gold member
Apr 27 13
369 plays
You scored: 9 / 10
You scored 135 points.
Flunked question 7, never remembered "Adventure Island", except where it was on the Banana Splits Show, as a feature.
Uh oh Chungo !! With Skeleton painted natives. The doctor, his spunky daughter and his son.
layful:
7. This Australian TV show had a mixture of people and characters in suits. With strong elements of pantomime, which Aussie show had characters such as Mrs Flower Potts, Clown, and Percy Panda?
Your Answer: Shirl's Neighbourhood
The correct answer was Adventure Island
'Adventure Island' was made between 1967 and 1972 by the ABC network. Shown Monday to Friday, a continuing storyline set in the town of Diddley-Dum-Diddley was told by a narrator over the week. The stories involved characters such as Liza (a real person), Percy and Dodo Panda, Clown, and Betty Bruin who would meet other characters who were not so nice and who tried to trick them. To allay fears in child viewers that their beloved characters would come to harm, one of the regulars would sometimes turn to the camera and remind viewers that things will always work out for the best on Fridays. There was also a talking house and puppets in the form of birds, mice and Samson the cat who sat by the narrator.
The show ended on Friday nights with the hostess saying 'So until we meet again, be good, do all you can that's right, and we'll be back to see you same time on Monday night.' in fitting with the good beating evil theme of the show. Awww.
'The Magic Roundabout' was a British TV show, while 'The Curiosity Show' and 'Shirl's Neighbourhood' were Aussie children's shows with no similarity to 'Adventure Island', though equally entertaining.
51% of players have answered correctly.
You scored 135 points.
Flunked question 7, never remembered "Adventure Island", except where it was on the Banana Splits Show, as a feature.
Uh oh Chungo !! With Skeleton painted natives. The doctor, his spunky daughter and his son.
layful: 7. This Australian TV show had a mixture of people and characters in suits. With strong elements of pantomime, which Aussie show had characters such as Mrs Flower Potts, Clown, and Percy Panda?
Your Answer: Shirl's Neighbourhood
The correct answer was Adventure Island
'Adventure Island' was made between 1967 and 1972 by the ABC network. Shown Monday to Friday, a continuing storyline set in the town of Diddley-Dum-Diddley was told by a narrator over the week. The stories involved characters such as Liza (a real person), Percy and Dodo Panda, Clown, and Betty Bruin who would meet other characters who were not so nice and who tried to trick them. To allay fears in child viewers that their beloved characters would come to harm, one of the regulars would sometimes turn to the camera and remind viewers that things will always work out for the best on Fridays. There was also a talking house and puppets in the form of birds, mice and Samson the cat who sat by the narrator.
The show ended on Friday nights with the hostess saying 'So until we meet again, be good, do all you can that's right, and we'll be back to see you same time on Monday night.' in fitting with the good beating evil theme of the show. Awww.
'The Magic Roundabout' was a British TV show, while 'The Curiosity Show' and 'Shirl's Neighbourhood' were Aussie children's shows with no similarity to 'Adventure Island', though equally entertaining.
51% of players have answered correctly.
8/10 never heard of some of them. Just guesses
shakergt
Moderating Team
Well I know 9 of them with no doubt but adventure island was a complete guess. I must be showing my generation with this one.
