Can you pass the Perry Mason true or false quiz?

Examine the clues and separate the lies from the truth!
Do you have a keen mind like Perry Mason? Well, to be honest, that's a high bar to reach.
You probably have at least seen episodes of Perry Mason. Which means you are skilled enough to pass this true or false test!
Think before you click. Sort out the truth. Good luck!
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Perry Mason never lost a case.
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Raymond Burr was in a Godzilla movie.
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The entire 'Perry Mason' series was produced in black and white.
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Raymond Burr was the first actor to portray Perry Mason.
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Mystery writer Erle Stanley Gardner, creator of the Perry Mason character, acted in an episode.
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Raymond Burr missed several episodes due to illness and had to be temporarily replaced with screen legend Bette Davis and Mike Connors (Mannix).
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Burr originally auditioned for the role of Hamilton Burger.
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Every episode takes place inside a Los Angeles courtroom.
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Every episode title begins with "The Case of…"
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The theme song is titled "Park Avenue Beat."
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Barbara Hale (Della Street) and Alan Hale Jr. (The Skipper from 'Gilligan's Island') are related.
Can you pass the Perry Mason true or false quiz?
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The quiz named two of the people who subbed for burr while he was injured. but they left out others, such as walter pidgeon, hugh o'brian (wyatt earp) and others.
10/11 WAIT... I know Raymond Burr and William Hopper both auditioned for the roles of Perry and Paul Drake but I didn't know Burr auditioned for the role of Hamilton Burger. What else did he audition for...Dela? ...Gertie? ...Tragg???
You got 10 out of 11
You only got three or fewer wrong — just like Perry Mason with his cases!
Missed #11. Answered too quickly.
You only got three or fewer wrong — just like Perry Mason with his cases!
Missed #11. Answered too quickly.
11/11 As for #4, TCM often runs Perry Mason movies ( the original 1930s ones) and they are highly amusing in light of the later series.