How can twice as many people know the horse one (from the 1950s-early '60s) than the last one (running 7 years in the 2000s)? How old are Jetpunkers anyway?
I never saw it, but I couldn't think of any other show about a horse. Unfortunately, I typed "Ed" and it didn't take, and moved on, so I didn't contribute to your statistical observation..
Well, old, but gen x old, not as old as the show. I suspect anyone my age knows it from the reruns on Nick at Night in the late 80s/ early 90s though..
I missed that one. I couldn't get the tune right. Kept thinking of the song kiss him goodbye. I didn't know the schlemeel, schlemazel one either. A few others I guessed some popular shows and got lucky.
Lots of TV shows have a similar set of nonsense scat. If you don't know the time signature it can go lots of different ways. My first thought was the Banana Splits. Someone else mentioned the Smurfs. Both were na na na songs of shows that ran longer than the answer.
I got very frustrated at the "na na na..." clue. All I could think of was the old Saturday morning show, "The Banana Splits". But, there was one too many "nas". :-)
I always forget about the Brady Bunch! My mother loved the Partridge Family instead, so I must have tried spelling Partridge family a dozen different ways before giving up. No no... The OTHER bunch of kids family sitcom...
Batman is the 2nd lowest guessed??? *falls of chair* what?? It is like physically impossible not to say batman after reading nana nana nana nana. Even if the quiz was about something else, you couldnt help but go .. batman.. (like if the question was "how many a's are there in this sentence", the first thing my mind would produce is BATMAN! ow erm 10? no? let me count then .. nana nana nana nana batman!! hmm where was I...
I tried Married with Family three times, and couldn't figure out why it wouldn't work. When I saw the answer I realized I had combined both of Ed O'Neill's shows into one. Duh.
Well now take down your fishin' pole
And meet me at the fishin' hole
We may not get a bite all day
But don't you rush away
What a great place to rest your bones
And mighty fine for skippin' stones
You'll feel fresh as a lemonade
A-settin' in the shade
Whether it's hot
Whether it's cool
Ohhh, what a spot
For whistlin' like a fool
What a fine day to take a stroll
And wander by the fishin' hole
I can't think of a better way
To pass the time of day
Here's a hint: the tune was only whistled on the show, never sung.
Answer: The Andy Griffith Show <-- drag mouse over to reveal answer.
That's the name you should know
I made a quiz about that
Following Don the Lamplighter's lead here is another partial set of lyrics for a theme song most didn't know had words:
We chased lady luck till we finally struck (title)
With a gun and a rope and a hat full of hope,
planted a family tree.
We got hold of a pot full of gold, (title)
With a horse and a saddle, and a range full of cattle,
how rich can a fellow be?
Tra la la
la la la la.....