Match these schools to the correct sitcom!
The good news is you only had to study TV to ace this.

The bell has rung! Pop quiz! Fortunately, the "pop" here is "pop culture."
That's right, you don't need math skills to pass this head-scratcher. We grabbed 13 schools from across sitcom history. Whether we're in the classroom, in the hallways, outside, or in the gym… see if you can recognize these institutions of learning!
Look closely at the images for characters and clues!
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Characters went to Mayfield High School on which show?
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Do you remember which character went back to school and had this teacher?
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Recognize these lockers?
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Which kids went to school here?
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He was trying to amuse his kid's classmates.
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Buchanan High could be seen every episode in the credits.
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Recognize anyone in this classroom?
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Recognize anyone in this classroom?
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Where would you find this high school?
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These snobs were waiting on their new classmate.
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Jefferson High could be found on which sitcom?
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We grow out of our high school phase.
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It's never too late to get your degree.

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103 Comments

the picture used for welcome back kotter is actually the hs i went to in brooklyn, new york, lafayette hs
12/12 It looks like the same building was used in The Brady Bunch and Happy Days!
HEY, 13 out of 13. BUT I disagree with #9. I wasn't a big fan of "Green Acres", but did they EVER show Hooterville High in that series? I say that's a picture from "Petticoat Junction", where the girls went to school and the school WAS shown several times -- like when Bobbie Jo wanted to join the sorority.
They DID show Hooterville High, in a hilarious episode where Lisa decides to get her high-school education. She disrupts a home ec class (with a hilarious story about her 'chicken fat ring' on her finger...watch the episode for further info), drives a driver's ed teacher nuts and almost causes the school to be burned down (a kid checking out her legs pours the wrong liquid into the wrong container, causing the explosion).