Can you guess the middle names of classic TV stars?
They shared names with 1954 movies, Revolutionary War heroes and Chipmunks.
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How well do you really know your favorite TV stars? They are household names — but what about their full names?
See if you can guess the middle names of these classic television icons.
Be sure to read the hints! Good luck!
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Leonard _______ Nimoy has the name of a Chipmunk. Which one?
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Lucille _______ Ball has one of these 1954 movies as a middle name. Which one is it?
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Andy _______ Griffith has a middle name that also applies to one of these Mayberry characters.
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"Don" was his middle name. But what was the first name of _______ Donald Knotts? It's the same as one of these famous TV uncles.
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Gilligan! Robert "Bob" ________ Denver has one of these classic rocker's last name as his middle name.
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Aaaaayyy! It's the Fonz! Henry ______ Winkler has a Founding Father for a middle name.
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Florence ________ Henderson's middle name comes from the Greek for "holy."
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How about Richard ______ Van Dyke? It's the last name of one of these Hollywood icons.
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Rodman "Rod" ________ Serling of The Twilight Zone had a middle name that happened to be a 20th-century English monarch.
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Raymond _______ _______ Burr had two middle names. They also happened to be the name of a notable figure from the Continental Army in the Revolutionary War.
Can you guess the middle names of classic TV stars?
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247 Comments
I got half of them right. I second guessed myself on the first question, so I restarted it to go with my original thought. The other ones I got right were Lucille Ball, Dick Van Dyke, Florence Henderson, and Henry Winkler. Now that I think of it, I think I heard Ozzy being "Gilligan" or Bob Denver's middle name, but I have no idea why I was thinking it was Hendrix. Some of my answers are pretty shameful now, I thought Rod Serling had an embarrassing middle name like Elizabeth. Ha, ha, ha!
8 for 10. I guessed on 5 of them. Ray Burr was Canadian, I doubt his parents named him
after an American rebel. After the Revolution, over 1/4 of US population fled to Canada
as they were Loyalists, whose homes were burned or stolen or bought for a pittance.
Hence Ontario's motto regarding "remaining loyal". Not one of the USA's proudest
moments.
after an American rebel. After the Revolution, over 1/4 of US population fled to Canada
as they were Loyalists, whose homes were burned or stolen or bought for a pittance.
Hence Ontario's motto regarding "remaining loyal". Not one of the USA's proudest
moments.