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Match these mailmen to the correct TV show!
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Mail call! Today's delivery is a dozen pictures. Each features a (hopefully) familiar postal employee from classic television.
See if you can match these mailmen to the correct series!
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Newman!
Image: Columbia Pictures Television
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Looks like Maggie O'Keefe has a new mentor.
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It's "Mail Call" on this military comedy.
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Don't misinterpret this hug.
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Sam Drucker also happened to be the postman on which sitcom?
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The friendly Mr. McFeely could be found delivering mail on which kids' show?
Image: The Everett Collection
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Speaking of children's television, Reba the Mail Lady delivered letters to Puppetland on which series?
Image: CBS Television Distribution
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Doodles Weaver played postal employee George Bricker on this show.
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This postman is delivering vinyl in the "Record Club" episode of which sitcom?
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Herman Post had an appropriate name on this cartoon.
Image: CBS / United Media Productions
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Mr. Beasley was a recurring character in this franchise, based on a comic strip.
Image: King Features Television
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Mr. Dorfman delivered mail to the boys on which sitcom?
Image: Sony Pictures Television
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78 Comments
9/12 Mail Call !
I thought #7 was ''Sesame Street'', but it was Pee-Wee's Playhouse, which I had heard of, but never watched.
''You got 9 out of 12'' ------------So cool. You made that look easy! Nice work! I got 7, 11 and 12 wrong.
Yes, Mr. Beasley was also on ''Dennis The Menace'', not just ''Blondie.''
11/12
11/12 Missed the last one
You got 11 out of 12
So cool. You made that look easy! Nice work!
Missed #12
So cool. You made that look easy! Nice work!
Missed #12
8 out of 12.
11/12 - I got a cartoon one wrong! 😏
11/12
11 out of 12. No clue on that last one.
10/12
He was the mailman on two show’s the other was Hazel and pictured is Denis the Menace where Denis and his friends build him a resting station. 😁
12/12. The last one was a guess. IMO this could have been anyone of these shows.
11 for 12, I mailed it in.
How can you forget Mr. Beasley, the postman on Burns & Allen.
You got 12 out of 12
So cool. You made that look easy! Nice work!
So cool. You made that look easy! Nice work!
Missed #1 and #12
10/12
i remembered all these postpeople for some reason although i did work for the postal bypass for fed ex for a few years
10 out of 12.
10/12 so who were the "boys" on dennis the menace?
sounds like a misleading question
sounds like a misleading question
That's what I wondered.
I would have answered Dennis the Menace except for that. I guess boys could have meant Dennis, Tommy and Seymour, but yeah, that was a trick question as these three are not brothers and the other two shows had brothers.
11/12. Same here. I didn't watch the show, but I was under the impression that Dennis didn't have a brother.
It never said brothers it said boys. Dennis and Tommy. Boys. Plural. Presumably, both boys were serviced by the same mailman. It seems like when a question actually causes someone to think (rather than having the answer practically given away by a picture), someone is going to call "trick question!"- reminds me of someone who yells out "Hoax!" at proven science facts.)
I suppose I could spare one on the sparse hairs on my head for you to split