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Can you ace this Mission: Impossible series quiz?
Getting a perfect score on this quiz might be impossible, but it's your mission to ace it!
This quiz only works if you hum the theme song while you take it.
There are 131 episodes of the Mission: Impossible TV show, and there are nearly as many movies. How well do you remember the series on which the movies are based?
Your mission... Should you choose to accept: Answer these questions to find out if you're up to the task. Your country, and the world, is counting on you.
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What is the name of the fictional espionage agency?
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Steven Hill led the team for one season. What's his character's name?
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Rollin Land, he of 1,000 faces, was played by which Hollywood great?
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Character actor Sam Elliott was introduced in season five. What was his character's name?
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After Star Trek ended, Leonard Nimoy played a retired magician on Mission: Impossible by which name?
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Who composed the Mission: Impossible theme tune?
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What show broke the Mission: Impossible record for most episodes in an espionage series?
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Which character appears in both the series and the first movie, played by two actors?
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How many seasons of Mission: Impossible are there?
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Greg Morris' son Phil played which character on Seinfeld?
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9/10
10/10 I won a kiss from Cinnamon!
mission accomplished 10 out of 10
10 out of 10...I will now self-destruct in five seconds!
got 8 right not bad
4/10 Barely remember the last seasons.
9 of 10, missed to Sam Elliott question, but I remember him on the series.
8/10 ... and I always though Landau's character was named Rollin HAND. Wow. Consider me 'edumacated' on that one.
5/10
Thank you Lucy and Desi for making this show (along with Mannix and Star Trek) a possibility.
Desi has a great story about Cesar Romero you should ask him ...
Loved that show
7/10. Have it DVD, still great . Never watched Seinfeld so I got that one wrong. Didn't remember Sam Elliot in it either.
Missed three. Not bad since I never really seen a full episode.
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There is much rain this spring
As I once told my mother in the kitchenware department of Smart & Final, while I held the item in question up before her: ¡Yo tengo una cuchara roja grande!"
I’ve never seen a goat with a bigger beard than my Uncle Ray’s. He might as well call it a sheep with a mohawk.
Your Uncle Ray has a beard?
5/10 - all guesses, but I learned a few things!
I love Mission: Impossible!! I thought Lesley Ann Warren was too young to be a part of their team, but I still enjoy her episodes. Love the Cinnamon years the best. Rollin is my favorite:)
It’s a great show
barbara bain - most talented, lynda day george - close second, lesley ann warren - cutest, barbar anderson - most beautiful
8/10. Good show, always liked it. Had a crush on Lesley Ann Warren, I was 11.
I had a crush on her from back when she played Cinderella. And later in the Disney movie about the pioneer family who played campaign rallies for both parties in 1888.
Hah! Couldn't post the original version because apparently a word that appears seven times in amendments to the US Constitution, three of them in the 17th amendment, is not family-friendly language.
Freedom?
Nope. What do you call it when people vote? The name for the process of voting, I mean.
7/10. I didn't care for this show much as a kid (my dad loved it) but I got to appreciate it later. My favorite character was strongman Willie, played by Peter Lupus.
"And should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds. Good luck, Jim".....sssssssss(tape disintegrating)sssssss!!!
"And should you or any of your IM Force be caught or killed, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds. Good luck, Jim".....sssssssss(tape disintegrating)sssssss!!!
I watched this as a kid and had no idea what the second paragraph meant. I only knew it was serious
The secretary will disavow. Etc. what the he double hockey sticks did that mean. Lol
In other words, if you or your colleagues are caught trying to blow up a munitions plant and they find out who your taking orders from, you and your colleagues don't exist. The agency you work for never heard of you. Like a CIA black bag job or a special ops mission.
...of State
That clears things up. Thanks lol
I believe that Steven Hill left because of religious reasons.
Yeah, he was an Orthodox Jew and he couldn't work past a certain time which the work schedule couldn't accommodate.
I didn’t like him as much as Jim phelps
I think he was much better as the District Attorney on "Law & Order"
I agree
Glad he left (Graves was perfect) and barely remember him, until he got on Law & Order and thought it was his show.
which is hard to believe because Hollywood is 95% jewish
8 for 10. I missed 7 and 10.