20/20 Know my Perry Mason!

Got 20/20! I have seen them all.

But it wasn't the Case of Constance Doyle.

15 out 20. Many of the movie titles threw me a curve ball.

7 out of ...... 20?!
Umm ... I was ... I was trying to get them all wrong, so that's not a bad score.

I don't remember seeing these made-for-TV movies when they came out, but I think my parents watched because they liked the series a lot. And I do too, now.

For me, Sunday night's movie was brand new, like seeing an episode for the first time. Pretty cool. It was a great who-dunnit. And clever that the murder was committed right away, so the plot was about who killed, the one who killed the victim! Although it was a bit of a stretch to make the suspect Della Street, already knowing her squeaky clean reputation. But I get it, they needed a legitimate reason to pull Mason back in. But she wouldn't murder anyone. Unless it was someone who murdered PM first. And then there would be no movie in the first place.

I LOVED William Katt as Paul Drake, Jr., that was really clever. How you think he's going to be a bust, and then surprises every time. And saves the day at the end, with PM's very, very clever twist. The writers were wise to know the character Drake, Sr. could never be replaced. So why not invent one more interesting. Not quite the ladies man, but nice try.

The only thing really bad was the film quality. The aspect ratio was off, and I don't know whether the filter was to make all the women look perfect or what. But not up to our digitally perfect expectations. I hope they grab the Master print on the next movies so we can enjoy more details. Oh, and Dean Hargrove and his partner were also the perfect choices, they have a wonderful reputation for exciting action/dramas!

The original Perry mason series ended before I was even born but like a lot of old shows, I discovered PM on MeTV and am a big fan of the show.

Having said that, I was really looking forward to the Perry Mason movies being aired again on MeTV since I've never seen any of them. BUT...

The first movie aired last night was just terrible. I mean, shockingly bad. Horribly acted with a horrible plot. I really enjoyed seeing Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale reprise their roles but they were under underutilized. Especially Raymond Burr.

I can only hope that the movies get better from here on. God knows they can't get any worse...I hope!

Nice quiz--even though 14/20!

You got 20 out of 20
You were the star of this quiz! Great job!

20/20

''You got 11 out of 20'' -----------Even Perry Mason isn't perfect. ----Better luck next time!

I got 20 out of 20. I love the Perry Mason show!

13/20

Three notable episodes were among the questions in this quiz. "The Case of the Terrified Typist" was a case that Perry LOST, but won when he proved that someone else was posing as his client. "The Case of the Perjured Parrot" featured Perry questioning said parrot on the stand (!), and the parrot was voiced by none other than the great Mel Blanc! Lastly, "The Case of Constant Doyle" was one of several episodes that featured a famous star standing in for Raymond Burr...in this case, none other than Bette Davis, playing the titular character of Constant Doyle.

19 out of 20. I thought that the 'Purple Woman' was the TV-movie where artist David Soul was the murder victim. Obviously I don't know my Perry Mason trivia as well as I think!

14/20, I object, and request a side bar. Had you asked these questions prior to the obvious memory loss I would've aced it.

Wait - 7 on Sundays? Not happy with losing Monk!

15 out of 20. Big Perry Mason fan but I had to guess every question

15/20. This was a tough one.