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Are these the names of Andy Griffith Show characters or cartoon characters?
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Mayberry sure had some colorful characters — even in black-and-white. The Looney Tunes cartoons you love, on the other hand, have characters literally full of color, popping off the screen in beautiful, hand-made animation.
It's pretty easy to tell The Andy Griffith Show apart from a cartoon (though, Barney Fife can contort his face like Bugs Bunny) — but can you tell the difference between a character from the Mayberry sitcom and characters from Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes shorts?
Good luck, doc!
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Goopy Geer
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Dud Wash
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Hilda Mae
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Sam Jones
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Miss Prissy
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Mr. McBeevee
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Chilkoot Sam
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Private Snafu
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Henery Hawk
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Marc Antony
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Mr. Frisby
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Skippy & Daphne
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Willoughby
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Dean Darling
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Dan McFoo
Are these the names of Andy Griffith Show characters or cartoon characters?
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13/15
14/15! number 15 ruined my perfect score.
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15/15. Goopy Geer?
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12/15
Trivia about Private Snafu.
SNAFU is an acronym used in the US military. It means Situation Normal, All F***ed Up.
It's usually used by enlisted men when talking about officers. It's sarcastic.
Trivia about Private Snafu.
SNAFU is an acronym used in the US military. It means Situation Normal, All F***ed Up.
It's usually used by enlisted men when talking about officers. It's sarcastic.
11/15. I've never seen the Andy Griffith show.
12/15thumb dragged wrong answers...😁anyone remember ‘sky king’ from Saturday mornings..?
They did a movie several years back with Jude Law.
Sky King and the World of Tomorrow.
It didn't do too well in the theaters but I really liked it.
Sky King and the World of Tomorrow.
It didn't do too well in the theaters but I really liked it.
Sky King(Kirby Grant) and Penny(Gloria Winters) his niece.(Had a BIG crush on her)
I like that score !
13/15 some I guessed at, so a great score in my opinion.
15/15. I know the TAGS characters, so the others must be cartoons.
14 out if 15
sam jones? 11/15
Mayberry RFD
ohhh i never watched rfd why do the characters look so different in rfd? lol
No one watched Mayberry RFD. Lol.
Ken Barry just wasn't very good.
Ken Barry just wasn't very good.
Missed #2. Dud Wash?
Charlene Darling's fiance.
14/15 missed #4
I must admit Andy Griffith has always been one of my favs! Looney toons as well! Quiz was a cinch! Only negative for weekday cartoons is the stupidity, for lack of better word, of Mr. Bill and the sock puppet. Really? So unnecessary! Play more cartoons!!!
I like Bill but the skits are too long. I do like the sock puppet.
11/15 🤷 I am enjoying the morning toons during the week and on Saturday mornings. I feel like a kid again. 👧 😁
I was so thrilled to see MeTV do this! I remember getting up Satuday mornings to watch Bugs Bunny/Roadrunner cartoons. I even owned a Plymouth Roadrunner with the "Beep-beep" horn.
Very cool.👍
I like to sleep in on Saturdays.
Anyone recall a show called’fernwood tonight’-or was it 2nite...?-don’t recall-with Martin mull and Fred Willard..?
Really good show. Dry humor. Same time frame as Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman.
It was Fernwood 2nite and that thing was a hoot. Fred Willard was Martin Mull’s straight man on the show.
I think it was a spin-off of m. h.,m. h...
I have both seasons on DVD, it was a GREAT show!!