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Were these iconic TV characters in the final episodes of their shows?
Do you remember seeing these faces in the series finales?
You remember the characters, you love their shows… but do you remember if they were in the series finales? Some actors leave their hit shows early, other mysteriously just were not included in the last story. Of course, many were there every moment.
So, think you can remember if these iconic TV characters turned up in the final episodes of their shows? Good luck!
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Was the Fonz in the final episode of Happy Days?
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Was Shirley in the final episode of Laverne & Shirley, "Here Today, Hair Tomorrow"?
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Was Mike Brady in the final episode of The Brady Bunch, "The Hair-Brained Scheme"?
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Was Radar in the final episode of M*A*S*H, "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen"?
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Was Isaac the Bartender in the final episode of The Love Boat, "Who Killed Maxwell Thorn?"
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Was Frasier in the final episode of Cheers, "One for the Road"?
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Was Miss Kitty in the final episode of Gunsmoke, "The Sharecroppers"?
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Was Barney Fife in the final episode of The Andy Griffith Show, "Mayberry R.F.D."?
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Was Little Joe Cartwright in the final episode of Bonanza, "The Hunter"?
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Was Jill Munroe in the final episode of Charlie's Angels, "Let Our Angel Live"?
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Was Della Street in the final episode of Perry Mason, "The Case of the Final Fade-Out"?
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Was Ginger in the final episode of Gilligan's Island, "Gilligan, The Goddess"?
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Was Col. Klink in the final episode of Hogan's Heroes, "Rockets or Romance"?
Were these iconic TV characters in the final episodes of their shows?
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Did pretty good. Love so many of these shows
7/13
You got 11 out of 13
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.
11/13
10 of 13.
13/13
You got 13 out of 13 - Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.
Knew them all except for 7 and 11 but guessed right on them. Must be lucky numbers! :) Never watched Gunsmoke or Perry Mason.
Knew them all except for 7 and 11 but guessed right on them. Must be lucky numbers! :) Never watched Gunsmoke or Perry Mason.
Ginger got me. I didn't think Tina Louise would have stuck around for the end. 12/13
How would they have written her out?
They should have asked if James MacArthur was on the final Hawaii Five-0. More surprising is that on Bewitched Darrin's parents and the Kravitzes didn't appear in the entire final season.
You got 13 out of 13
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.
12/13
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.
13 out of 13
Of course in "Hogan's Heroes" Col. Klink & Sgt. Schultz from the German Luftwaffe, Col. Hogan (of course) from the US Army Air Corp., Cpl. LeBeau from the French Army, Cpl. Newkirk from the RAF were in ALL the episodes, from first to last.
Although, in the first episode, Carter was there too, but then he was Lt. Carter just passing through after escaping from another Stalag.
In season 1, episode 2 through the end of the series - season six, episode 24 - he was Sgt. Carter from the US Army.
Although, in the first episode, Carter was there too, but then he was Lt. Carter just passing through after escaping from another Stalag.
In season 1, episode 2 through the end of the series - season six, episode 24 - he was Sgt. Carter from the US Army.
Richard Dawson did not appear in the 1967 episode "Some of Their Planes Are Missing." Larry Hovis didn't appear in 1967's "Praise the Fuhrer and Pass the Ammunition" and 1968's "War Takes a Holiday." William Christopher stood in for Larry Hovis in "War Takes a Holiday."
You got 13 out of 13
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.😊
Nice work! You deserve to relax by the pool on the lido deck.😊
9 out of 13.
Guessed most of them......................9/13
12/13. Missed the Brady Bunch one.
That was too easy, he had a contract dispute.
Actually, Robert Reed kept disputing with Sherwood Schwartz about Greg's hair turning orange. Schwartz got so angry at Reed, he had him written out of the story.
10/13.Missed Brady Bunch,Love Boat,and Gunsmoke.That's about right.
12/13; missed Cheers. I did not watch that show but thought Kelsey Grammer was spun off into his own show prior to the end of Cheers but evidently not.
I'm guessing that he was...but came back for a Final Episode visit...? (I didn't watch either show.)
Frasier started the in the fall of 1993, Cheers ended in May 1993.