Can you match these ghosts to the correct TV show?
Whether they're 'real' ghosts or just people pulling a prank, do you remember which show these goblins appeared in?
Goblins, gremlins and ghosts. These creatures and spirits that are some of the first that come to mind as Halloween time approaches.
Ghosts, whether they are "real" or "fake" have popped into shows all across classic television. Some offered more frightening scares than others, and some of the "fake" ghosts definitely could've been put together a little better!
No matter what the ghost or spirit looked like in its show, we want to know if you can correctly place it!
For this quiz, it doesn't matter if the characters actually saw a ghost or just thought they saw one, everything is fair game!
Do you know what show these ghosts are from?
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What show does this ghost belong to?
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This ghost can be seen in which show?
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This little girl ghost is from...
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Several people think this man behind a two-way mirror is a ghost. What show is he from?
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Children from what show believe a ghost is holding this candle in the window?
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A "ghost" moves around this floating axe in what show?
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This chair begins to float thanks to a spirit in which show?
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Which Western is this girl ghost seen in?
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What show is this ghost cowboy from?
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A ghost from what show throws around body armor in a dungeon?
Can you match these ghosts to the correct TV show?
Your Result...
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If you don't know the answer, always pick the series currently on MeTV.
Hey MeTV honchos, how about running the James Garner classic "Nichols".
James said it was the best thing he ever did on TV. It only ran a year but
if you show it just once a week, you can milk it for a year by showing each
episode twice.
Put tired, banal Barnaby Jones out to pasture and give a quality series a go.
making for a terrific line up of adventure. It also runs Family, Route 66, Harry O (which many
rate higher than Rockford Files, though I disagree), Streets of San Francisco, and on the weekends
many Western series that only lasted one or two years but like Nichols people still clamor
to see them. Everybody here should ask the MeTV honchos why MeTVPLUS is currently
available in only a few markets, as frankly it's lineup is superior to it's big brother MeTV's.
You sent these ghosts right back to the shows they belong
BTW, #9 wasn't a cowboy but a Union cavalry officer from the Civil War.