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Who said it: Opie Taylor or Elly May Clampett?
Both 1960s TV characters sure had a lot of learnin' to do!
Both Opie Taylor and Elly May Clampett had a lot of growing' up to do on The Andy Griffith Show and The Beverly Hillbillies. They also both happened to have a sort of country way of speaking.
Think you can tell two of the 1960s' sweetest characters apart?
Try and sort out who's sayin' what below. It may be tougher than you think!
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Who said this line: "A sandwich sure tastes better with milk."
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Who said this line: "For a birdwatcher, you don't know much about critters. This here's a crow."
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Who said this line: "First you say don't break a solemn promise. Now you say it's okay to break a solemn promise. You're sure mixin' me up, pa."
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Who said this line: "He's awful smart, pa, and friendly too. Why I learned him to shake hands."
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Who said this line: "Hot diggity dog, I’m gonna like courtin’ and sparkin’."
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Who said this line: "You don't catch me marryin' somebody else."
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Who said this line: "Pa, just what can you do with a grown woman?"
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Who said this line: "Why I reckon that’s just about the fanciest dress ever!"
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Who said this line: "Pa, I’m kinda worried. I never tried to take care of birds before."
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Who said this line: "Just for good luck, I’ll hang a horseshoe on the door."
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Who said this line: "Water ain’t nothing to be scared of, if you know how to swim."
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Who said this line: "They don't give you no medal for tryin'."
Who said it: Opie Taylor or Elly May Clampett?
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* 12 of 12
11/12
12 out of 12. Perfection.
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You got 11 out of 12
You swam through this Sixties quiz with ease!
You swam through this Sixties quiz with ease!
You got 12 out of 12
You swam through this Sixties quiz with ease!
You swam through this Sixties quiz with ease!
You just have to look at how each question is phrased.............12/12
IMO Donna Douglas was one of the most beautiful women ever
11/12; missed #6
12/12
Good quiz, don’t want to be picky, but i believe Opie’s comment about peanut butter sandwiches is in the episode “Opie and the Bully.”
I believe you are correct.
12/12,
11/12 Missed #6.
9/12. Foiled by 6, 10 and 12.
You got 12 out of 12 --------You sure swam through this Sixties quiz with ease!
10/12! Fairly easy because Elly May was more ruralish! Opie was too educated to use a word like critters, and Andy had more smarts to pass along than Jed!
12/12. Yes, Opie definitely had more education than Elly. I didn't watch the BHs, but I know TAGS very well.
"Weeeeelllll Doggies! I got 12/12!
Agreed that Andy had more smarts than Jed. Andy seemed to have more smarts than about half the population of Mayberry! By the same token, Jed was the smartest of his family. Although I'm not so sure about that. Jethro is the one with the 6th grade education. There were scenes where Jethro would say something, and his Uncle would be so proud of him. He thought his nephew had just spouted something smart!
I remember reading that Buddy Ebsen originally turned down the role, because he didn't want to portray Jed as a country bumpkin, like the rest of his "family." He wanted him to have some smarts. So, obviously, B.E. got what he wanted {to be able to portray Jed the way he wanted:}, and CBS got their Jed!
Agreed that Andy had more smarts than Jed. Andy seemed to have more smarts than about half the population of Mayberry! By the same token, Jed was the smartest of his family. Although I'm not so sure about that. Jethro is the one with the 6th grade education. There were scenes where Jethro would say something, and his Uncle would be so proud of him. He thought his nephew had just spouted something smart!
I remember reading that Buddy Ebsen originally turned down the role, because he didn't want to portray Jed as a country bumpkin, like the rest of his "family." He wanted him to have some smarts. So, obviously, B.E. got what he wanted {to be able to portray Jed the way he wanted:}, and CBS got their Jed!
Fun fact: His role as Audrey Hepburn's ex-husband in Breakfast At Tiffany's sealed the deal! Steph, I'm not a sentimental person, but his last scene at the bus station gets me every time!
I'll take your word for it, as I have never seen the movie.
I believe Amazon Prime has it, and sorry about the Steph!
12/12. Ellymentary.
11/12.
I was 11/12.I got #10 wrong.
That one was a toss up, but I guessed it right. 12/12. Knew all the others.