Are these the names of Perry Mason episodes or Nancy Drew novels?
Can you tackle these troublesome titles?
Nancy Drew and Perry Mason were two of 20th-century America's most famous fictional case-solvers. Whether it was on the small screen or in print, millions of people followed along with their favorite character to see who would be revealed as the culprit in the end.
Here are the titles of ten Nancy Drew novels and ten Perry Mason TV episodes.
For each mystery, there is an answer in the naming format of each property. Can you guess which ones are Perry Mason episodes and which ones are Nancy Drew books?
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Who solved the "Broken Locket?"
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Who figured out the "Moth-Eaten Mink?"
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Who solved the "Missing Map?"
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Who cracked the "Crossword Cipher?"
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Who faced the "Runaway Corpse?"
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Who solved the "Gilded Lily?"
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Who settled the "Moss-Covered Mansion?"
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Who solved the "Empty Tin?"
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Who revealed the "Buried Clock?"
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Who deciphered the "Spider Sapphire?"
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Who figured out the "Howling Dog?"
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Who faced the "Invisible Intruder?"
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Who worked out the "Rolling Bones?"
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Who broke the "Brass-Bound Trunk?"
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Who solved the "Scarlet Slipper?"
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Who unraveled the "Nine Dolls?"
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Who deciphered the "Deadly Double?"
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Who dealt with the "Mysterious Mannequin?"
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Who solved the "Crooked Candle?"
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What about the "Twisted Candles?"
Are these the names of Perry Mason episodes or Nancy Drew novels?
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;-) Yep, obsessed PM fan ;-)
Nancy Drew Mysteries (Pamela Sue Martin)
Nancy Drew Movies
As a youngster I was a veracious reader of tween adventure books. I read all of Tom Swift Jr (and one original Tom Swift Sr book), all of the Hardy Boys, all of the Tom Corbet Space Cadet, and all of the Rick Brant series that were in print at the time. I always wanted to read the Nancy Drews because of the interesting titles and intriguing book cover art. But at that age i felt it would look odd for a boy to read them. The irony is that now that I am mature enough to be comfortable in my own skin, I'd feel like an absolute jackass to be seen buying them.
The name of it was “Perry Mason: The Case of the Glass Coffin” btw. 🙂
Did you phone it in or did you re-call every answer?
No, I got them all...without cheating!
Love Perry Mason and I used to read Nancy Drew books. Fun quiz.