TV show and Movie Trivia game

[BeenThereDoneThat]

Maude ----> Good Times
The Jeffersons ----> Checking In
Archie Bunker's Place ----> Gloria
704 Hauser

Excellent!!

[Ree]

Excellent!!

Useless trivia is my thing, I guess. LOL.

[AnaKhouri]

OK, random question:

There is an episode of "The X-Files" in which Mulder and Scully get lost in the woods. Mulder is wounded and asks Scully to sing to keep him from falling asleep. What song does she choose?

[Chanlin]

Joy to the World (aka Jeremiah was a Bullfrog)

What was Wil Wheaton's first appearance in Science Fiction?

[El Pollo Guerrera]

What was Wil Wheaton's first appearance in Science Fiction?

"The Last Starfighter", 1984.

What do the movies "30 Days of Night", "The Road to Perdition" and "Weird Science" have in common?

[Chanlin]

I know, but I will wait and let someone else take a crack at it

[emax4]

They all have an "N" in their titles?

[AnaKhouri]

All based on graphic novels? (I know the first 2 are, anyway).

[El Pollo Guerrera]

All based on graphic novels? (I know the first 2 are, anyway).

Yes. "Weird Science" was the name of a comic from the 50's, and the plot came from a short story from that series.

[DaDairyDruid]

What do Welcome Back, Kotter; The Greatest American Hero, and Friends have in common?

[BeenThereDoneThat]

What do Welcome Back, Kotter; The Greatest American Hero, and Friends have in common?

Well, for one thing, their theme songs were all radio hits..."Welcome Back" by John Sebastian; "Believe It Or Not (Theme from TGAH)" by Joey Scarbury; and "I'll Be There For You" by The Rembrandts.

[Ree]

Did we ever get an answer to this one?

He played King Arthur and he played a Knight Templar (in 2 different TV series). Who is he?

Taking a major major guess on the King Arthur question and then I will say I am well and truly stumped (after much internet searching).

Is it Michael York?

Was it Sam Neill?

Mooncat? A hint, maybe?

[DaDairyDruid]

Well, for one thing, their theme songs were all radio hits..."Welcome Back" by John Sebastian; "Believe It Or Not (Theme from TGAH)" by Joey Scarbury; and "I'll Be There For You" by The Rembrandts.

they were all #1 radio hits, but close enough for government work

[MoonCat]

Did we ever get an answer to this one?

Mooncat? A hint, maybe?

OK, one of the shows was "Robin of Sherwood". And no, it wasn't Michael York.

[Chanlin]

One last guess and I'll admit to googling for this one again. Oliver Tobias? If not then I am well and truly stumped.