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Subject: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Answers Given]

Written By: Henk on 12/12/07 at 2:35 pm

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No, this is not a new quiz. I've just moved the Bonus Section of by previous quiz
("T is for...TV Themes, Tunes and Things") over here,  so I could add some hints & tips.
This section proved harder than I thought...


To make things a little easier for you, I've listed various categories to choose from.
All shows/series fit into one or more categories. Let's hope this works...


drama | game/quiz | DYI | soap | reality | art | technology/science | consumer | satire
gardening | music | varied | sitcom | police/detective | sports | talkshow | road safety
youth/teens | children/kids | current affairs | hospital | book adaptation | emo | news
profile | movie/film reviews | educational | fashion | stand up comedy | fantasy


Each correct answer is now worth 2 points.





Bonus Questions:
01.

02.

03. Studio Sport (1959 - present)
        Leader that was used in 1988
04. Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden / GTST (Soap opera, 1990 - present)
        Here's what the leader looked like in the late 1990s
05.

06. Wie Is...De Mol? (US: The Mole) (2000 - present)
        And this is what it looks like
07. Klassewerk (Game/Quiz show for 11/12 year old kids, 1972 - 1989)

08.

09.

10.

11.

12.

13. Medisch Centrum West (Soap/drama series, set at a fictitious hospital. 1988 - 1994)
        Leader of the final episode. (Sorry about the poor quality)
14.

15.

16. Netwerk (Current affairs, 1996 - present)

17.

18. Ren Je Rot (Quiz show for 11/12 year old kids. 1973 - 1983)
        Some fragments from the show
19.

20.

21. ........................................................(Caravan)

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32. Bananasplit (a Candid Camera show, 1983 - 2004)


Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/12/07 at 2:38 pm

#13. Medical Drama Series (like Casualty in the UK)
#18. Kiddies Quiz Show
#31. It is the same music for the UK Sit Com Please Sir.

I know one for the main TV Themes quiz has the limit been lifted yet?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: Henk on 12/12/07 at 3:29 pm


#13. Medical Drama Series (like Casualty in the UK)
#18. Kiddies Quiz Show
#31. It is the same music for the UK Sit Com Please Sir.


You're absolutely right about these three, Philip. :)

#13 is "Medisch Centrum West" (Medical Center West), a soap/drama series set at a fictitious hospital. It aired from 1988 to 1994.
#18 is "Ren Je Rot", a quiz show for 11/12 year old kids. Every episode had two schools competing. The quiz (where all questions were multiple choice) aired from 1973 to 1983. The German equivalent "Eins, Zwei oder Drei" is still on air.

#31 does have the same title music as "Please Sir!", but it's not the same program. It's not even a sitcom.



I know one for the main TV Themes quiz has the limit been lifted yet?


The limit has not been lifted yet. I'm (still) waiting for our friends from down under to arrive... :-\\

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/12/07 at 5:29 pm


You're absolutely right about these three, Philip. :)

#13 is "Medisch Centrum West" (Medical Center West), a soap/drama series set at a fictitious hospital. It aired from 1988 to 1994.
#18 is "Ren Je Rot", a quiz show for 11/12 year old kids. Every episode had two schools competing. The quiz (where all questions were multiple choice) aired from 1973 to 1983. The German equivalent "Eins, Zwei oder Drei" is still on air.

Thanks, in that case...

#16. Current Affairs, News type programme?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: Henk on 12/13/07 at 12:04 am


Thanks, in that case...

#16. Current Affairs, News type programme?


Oh yes, most definitely! :) The program "Netwerk" has tackled current affairs from 1996 to present (with the occasional scoop). It has also won two Emmy Awards.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: bookmistress4ever on 12/13/07 at 3:34 am

Is 5 a soap?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: Henk on 12/13/07 at 1:36 pm


Is 5 a soap?


No, sorry...can't say that it is. :(

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: bookmistress4ever on 12/13/07 at 5:01 pm

ok...I'll narrow it down...let me try again.

Is 5 a movie review program?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions

Written By: Henk on 12/14/07 at 12:15 am


ok...I'll narrow it down...let me try again.

Is 5 a movie review program?


Again, no... :\'(

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/14/07 at 12:25 am

I've removed the limit. :)

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/15/07 at 5:09 pm

#21. A travel programme?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 1:20 am


#21. A travel programme?


That's another "no".


This section seemed like such a good idea at the time. :-\\

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 1:45 am

#21. Art ?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 10:38 am


#21. Art ?


Not art either. But we'll get there eventually. ::)

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 10:52 am

Let us work this systematically.

#1. Drama ?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 10:59 am


Let us work this systematically.


That might take some time...


#1. Drama ?


No.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 11:01 am


That might take some time...
...mmm...

#2. Drama ? (by any chance?)

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 11:13 am


...mmm...

#2. Drama ? (by any chance?)


Close, but not close enough.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 11:14 am

You can guess what is next...

#3. Drama ?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 11:26 am


You can guess what is next...

#3. Drama ?


Lots of it, but that's not what the program is about.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 11:29 am

This could all night...

#5. Drama ?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 11:39 am


This could all night...


I warned you...


#5. Drama ?


Yes, there is the occasional drama, but that's not what the program is about.




Here, let me throw in an extra hint for #3:
The program is scheduled to air once a week (Sunday evening 19:00 PM), but it can also air on weekdays (usu. Wednesday evening), depending on the season.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 11:43 am


Here, let me throw in an extra hint for #3:
The program is scheduled to air once a week (Sunday evening 19:00 PM), but it can also air on weekdays (usu. Wednesday evening), depending on the season.
#3. sports ?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 11:51 am


#3. sports ?


See...? This quiz isn't hard at all. ;)

#3 is "Studio Sport", a program that has been around since 1959 (although under a different name and with a different tune back then).
This tune has been used since the 1980s (with the exception of a few years in late 1990s/early2000s).

Here's one that was used in 1988

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 11:53 am


See...? This quiz isn't hard at all. ;)

#3 is "Studio Sport", a program that has been around since 1959 (although under a different name and with a different tune back then).
This tune has been used since the 1980s (with the exception of a few years in late 1990s/early2000s).

Here's one that was used in 1988


Thanks, no back to this Drama Theme, #8 ?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 11:56 am


Thanks, no back to this Drama Theme, #8 ?


Back to "no". :(

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:01 pm

How about #9 for the drama theme?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 12:09 pm


How about #9 for the drama theme?


Another no.

I don't think there's much point in playing the quiz this way. It's gonna take forever, and I might as well reveal the answers  and give you all the bonus points beforehand (because you will get to the right answers eventually).

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:12 pm


Another no.

I don't think there's much point in playing the quiz this way. It's gonna take forever, and I might as well reveal the answers  and give you all the bonus points beforehand (because you will get to the right answers eventually).
...it all seems that no one else is participating, if they were other, this thread could had been a madhouse?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 12:18 pm


...it all seems that no one else is participating, if they were other, this thread could had been a madhouse?


I wish it was a madhouse. I wish more people would participate. But I don't think that's going to happen, so I might as well give up and reveal the answers.

BTW: you can still earn bonus points for naming a tune/artist (in this quiz and the other one about TV Themes). I mean: some shows/series have used existing songs for a theme, so if you recognize any...

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:19 pm


I wish it was a madhouse. I wish more people would participate. But I don't think that's going to happen, so I might as well give up and reveal the answers.

BTW: you can still earn bonus points for naming a tune/artist (in this quiz and the other one about TV Themes). I mean: some shows/series have used existing songs for a theme, so if you recognize any...
#21 is familar

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 12:42 pm


#21 is familar


That's quite possible. It is indeed an existing tune.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:43 pm


That's quite possible. It is indeed an existing tune.
Is it...

No let me hear it again!

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:45 pm


Is it...

No let me hear it again!
I know it is not Brasil, I should know the title.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 12:48 pm


I know it is not Brasil, I should know the title.


It can be a drag... ::)

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:53 pm


It can be a drag... ::)
Now I'm wondering was a hit single in the UK Charts.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 12:56 pm


Now I'm wondering was a hit single in the UK Charts.


Inspiral Carpets had a song with this title (that hit #30), but I doubt it's the same tune.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 12:58 pm


Inspiral Carpets had a song with this title (that hit #30), but I doubt it's the same tune.
....mmmm.....

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 1:00 pm


Inspiral Carpets had a song with this title (that hit #30), but I doubt it's the same tune.
Caravan!

I told you that I should know it!

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 1:03 pm


Caravan!

I told you that I should know it!


Caravan it is!  :) I'm told this version is by Wes Montgomery, but I'm not sure.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 1:06 pm


Caravan it is!  :) I'm told this version is by Wes Montgomery, but I'm not sure.
Inspiral Carpets is totally different

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/16/07 at 2:49 pm


Inspiral Carpets is totally different


Clearly...

I vaguely remember having heard this song once or twice.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/16/07 at 3:44 pm


Clearly...

I vaguely remember having heard this song once or twice.
Watching that video reminded me of another of their songs

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/18/07 at 4:42 pm


Watching that video reminded me of another of their songs


Which one? They had no hits over here.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/18/07 at 4:48 pm


Which one? They had no hits over here.
Put it another way, their songs were loosely all the same.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/19/07 at 12:42 pm


Put it another way, their songs were loosely all the same.


Maybe they weren't very inspired...?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/19/07 at 12:47 pm

Is this quiz still on?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/19/07 at 3:37 pm


Is this quiz still on?


Yeah, but not for long... I think I'm gonna reveal the answers tomorrow evening.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/19/07 at 3:39 pm


Yeah, but not for long... I think I'm gonna reveal the answers tomorrow evening.
I am leaving it for the others to answer now.

BTW, it has been a great quiz.

There is still ½ point going on my "Song and Group" thread, the title is only required.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Go Ahead...Fire Away]

Written By: Henk on 12/20/07 at 4:40 pm

Well, I don't expect it to happen anymore...so here are the answers:



01. Voor De Vuist Weg ("Unscripted"): a live talkshow, hosted by Willem Duys (1963 - 1979). 179 episodes were shot. The host didn't know what guests to expect most of the time.

02. De Zevensprong ("The Secret of the 7th Road"): a children's book adaptation (1982) in 13 episodes. The series aired again in 1986, 1993/1994, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2005 and 2006 (twice). It was also sold to Germany and South America.

05. Blik op de Weg ("Roadview"): a road safety program (1991 - present). The music is by Mezzoforte ("Playing For Time").

06. Wie Is...De Mol? (US: The Mole) (2000 - present) The music is by Ugo Farell (from his song "Oratio")

08. Wondere Wereld ("Wondrous World"): a technology/science program (1983 - 1989). Music is by Vangelis ("Dervish D").

09. Eén van de Acht ("One Out of Eight"): a quiz/game show (1970 - 1980s).

10. In De Hoofdrol: a profile/talkshow, simlilar to "This Is Your Life".

11. Eigen Huis en Tuin ("Own Home & Garden"): obviously, that's a DYI/gardening program (1993 - present). The muzak was used as a background music for various DYI items (not used anymore).

12. De Lama's ("The Llamas"): stand up comedy/satire (2004 - present), similar to "Who's Line Is It Anyway".

13. Medisch Centrum West (Soap/drama series, set at a fictitious hospital. 1988 - 1994). The music (especially composed for the series) is by Robert Strating ("Maladie d'Amour")

14. Je Ziet Maar ("Whatever..."): youth/teens program with various items (live music, sex talk etc) (1983/1984ish). Music is by Pig Bag ("Papa's Got a Brandnew Pig Bag")

15. Het Spijt Me ("I'm Sorry"): emo television at its best (1994 - 1996). A show where people would attempt to bury the hatchet, make amends, reunite with (long) estranged kin/friends etc. Pass the bucket please...

17. Kieskeurig ("Fastidious"): consumer program where various products would be put to the test (1979 - 1980s).

19. De Kleine Waarheid ("The Small Truth"): book adaptation (1971/1972).

20. Spijkerhoek: a drama/soap series, set at the fictitious community of Spjikerhoek (1989 - 1993).

21. Wie van de Drie ("Which of the Three...?"): a quiz show (1963 - 1983 / 1994 - 1997), based on "To Tell The Truth".(Caravan)

22. Mijn Idee ("My Idea"): a series of tv movies, based on scripts/stories by children (aged 8 - 15) (1985 - 1990)

23. Twee Voor Twaalf ("Two to Twelve"): a quiz show (1971 - 1983 / 1990 - present), where two teams of 2 contestants have to answer 12 questions. Each answer earns them a letter. After answering all questions, each team gets 2 minutes to form a 12 letter word with the given letters.

24. De Fabriek ("The Factory"): a drama series about a sugar refinery (1981/1982).

25. Dagboek van een Herdershond ("Diary of a Shepherd's Aid"): a book adaptation (1978 - 1980), telling the (true) story of a curate in the early 20th century.

26. Onderweg Naar Morgen/ONM ("On Our Way to Tomorrow"): soap series (1994 - present) with over 2,700 episodes.

27. Pisa : satirical program (1982 - 1985)

28. Vrienden voor het Leven ("Friends for Life"):  sitcom (1991 - 1995), based on "The Two of Us".

29. AVRO's Sportpanorama: well, d'oh...it's another sports program. (1960s - 1980s)

30. Baantjer: a police/detective series (1995 - 2006) with 123 episodes, about detective De Cock and his assistant Vledder. The series is named after Appie Baantjer, a former detective with the Amsterdam police, who wrote several of the initial stories. Mr. Baantjer still publishes books about the duo.

31. Tweekamp ("Duel"): a quiz for highschool students (1972 - 1978), much like "University Challenge".

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Answers Given]

Written By: Henk on 12/21/07 at 4:16 pm

Answers given...but who cares?

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Answers Given]

Written By: Philip Eno on 12/21/07 at 4:48 pm


Answers given...but who cares?
I would care if I had watch any of the programmes.

So whoever finished with the most points watches the most television?

BTW, great quiz.

Subject: Re: T is for TV Themes - The Bonus Questions [Answers Given]

Written By: Henk on 12/22/07 at 2:18 am


I would care if I had watch any of the programmes.


I think I've seen all of them. Some more than others, though.


So whoever finished with the most points watches the most television?


That's hard to say...You've got the most points, so you tell me.


BTW, great quiz.


Thank you.  :) It would've been even greater without the bonus section, I think.

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