Only missed the last one. I said Bradley, not Bradford. As far as mispronouncing names, Barone is pronounced Bar-OWN, not BAR-on. And it sounded like you said Monsters, not Munsters, but that may just have been your accent.

So many of them no longer with us. I recognised all except one, although I must admit there were a few for whom I could recite a list of shows/movies they'd been in and characters they'd played but my mind went blank when it came to to naming them in time.

Good quiz thank you, just 1 wrong who I should have guessed, Sally Geeson.

100 % on the ones I watched, on the rest I only got 1 right.

I got 22 right

An Unmigitaged disaster for me in quiz terrms - think I got about 11 wrong. 🙄😵‍💫😂

Just 5 I couldn't get.

Struggled, but great quiz.

Super quiz really enjoyed it.

4 wrong, only because I couldn't remember their names in time

6 wrong

Just couldn't remember Dandy Nicholls name in time. Otherwise, got them all. Good fun. Thanks

Got them all.

You said 'comedy actors', but Peter Kay was in there, and he has nothing to do with either word.

Feel bad for cast & crew of the Cosby show but I’ll be glad to never see anything about that show ever again.

I got 23 right 2 9f my favorites were on your list Eric morecambe and les dawson

I used to love The Wonder Years but I totally blanked on their surname.

Only 2 ladies,surely more worth a mention.

All but 2,although several questions had 2 families in them

That took me back. I was a bit slow on some of those.

Didn't do too bad but at least six of those shows I'd never seen. On the Flinstone one you should also have added the Rubbles, since technically they were half the show. Otherwise quite a laugh.

I was at school in the sixties and on the whole school dinners were really nice fresh wholesome food made on the premises, when schools had their own kitchens and dinner ladies, I think things went downhill when outside catering was introduced, and things were just kept warm on site until lunchtime, it then became anything to feed the masses, like turkey twizzlers that were considered unhealthy fast food, oven chips etc, I don't remember having chips at school in the sixties, but I loved the puddings back then, especially cornflake tart.

It would be good if the answers weren't put on the screen first.

Sorry most of these dishes were not served at my school, we had proper dinners in the 60,s, not processed foods..

All but three. Some had two families.

How about doing this quiz again with UK TV shows

We used to call mashed potatoes served round… clicker potatoes! We could have up to two mounds. The food I had in the 70’s was amazing as it was proper food, vegetables, meat etc. my sister and I had school dinners, but, after my brothers moved up into ‘big’ school, we took packed lunches. We think it was costing mum too much for all of us. 😊

Didn't have any of these either, shredded carrot soup jam tart with white custard we my favs.

Most of these were 80's to 90's, I was at school in the 60's to 70's and we always had proper dinners, no turkey twizzlers or fish fingers at all, chicken casserole was one of my favourites and chocolate sponge with pink custard 😋😋

I remember that the dinner ladies used to serve the jelly in a warmed dish. By the time you finished your dinner the jelly had liquified!

Most of the foods on that list was what my mum served us or my dad's mum gran never had any of those when i was at school apart from pink custard which i hated gave it to my brother if he was in the canteen with me at the same dinner time and we always had fish in parsley sauce served with rice with peas and raisins starved when that was on the menu and Wednesday was ravioli starved that day too always had the yogurts rhe dinsaurs and the twisted sausages my boys loved them and fish fingers and normal sausages but my youngest boy preferred to take pack lunch eldest boy had free meals sometimes he only have cheesy beans and chips or lasagne if any when at high school his voucher only coverd a rice crispy cake no drink and no dinner ànd always find it at the bottom of his school back has his mate use to take him to the chippy and share chips

Sensible parents made sandwiches or a lunchbox for their kids... l remember some of these 'dishes' but l don't remember living them much... What about stewed prunes & custard ?? I've always been vegetarian...NO v-friendly food...l never saw cauliflower cheese or cheese tart.. When l was in an Army boarding school in Germany, it was German cooks making British style food...a total catastrophy ! !! Reconstituted 'scrambled egg' powder among some of the gems...yeuch ! I subsisted on bread l think, & the rare times we had fruit...usually tinned... Anyway, it was all good character-building stuff !

Not many of these dishes were what we had at my schools (mid 50s to mid 60s). Pasta was unheard of, likewise turkey twizzlers. We had meat, potato in one form or another and a veg every day except Friday which was fish & chips day (proper fish not fish fingers). Desserts were sponge or suet puddings, fruit pies or crumbles and milk puddings. I liked school dinners but semolina and tapioca were the worst things ever.

That took me back. We don't have those meals at lunch in Australia. We did have them at home. So they are very familiar. Our school lunches are a choice of pastries and cakes that the canteen makes and places in paper bags. We go and eat them wherever available or in designated areas.

We never had the frozen mixed veg!

This takes me back in time. Remember a lot of these. One dessert looked like frogspawn !

I don't really remember the dinners as such when I was at school in the late sixties and seventies, I do remember the roast potato's they were lovely I never forgot however the pudding's jam rollypolly, sponge and custard, semolina with rose hip syrup with a bit of shortcake on the side, chocolate sponge with (shaving cream) synthetic cream and my absolute favourite butterscotch tart sheer Heaven and very happy day's!😄🍰

I used to have chicken pie. If it was in gravy it was delicious., if it was in a white sauce I'd give it a miss. Concrete cake was always a hit (I make it for my teen boys and they love it). Chocolate cake with chocolate sauce. Fish in parsley sauce. 😷 Thin pastry with caramel and a small blob of cream on top. Top tier. Duchess potatoes. Curry. We only had this a handful of times. School bread. Freshly made on site. Always in the summer to be eaten with salads. Toad in the hole. The sausages alway had gristle in them. Syrup sponge and custard. 🤩

Mmmmm treacle tart 😊

Most of these weren't served at the school I went to and a few of them I'd say where 80's. My favourite thing at school was chocolate sponge with mint custard/sauce.

I got 23 right

I went to school during the 60s and some of the early 70s and never had most of these. We had tinned tomatoes with our cheese flan. Chocolate " concrete " with chocolate custard. We "missed out" on the processed food like dinosaurs, alphabetti spaghetti, turkey twizzlers and pizzas....thank God !

I had none of these which city is this

I've only watched up to jam rolypoly but we never had any of those when I was at school.

We had liver and onions, but the liver was always tough and had tubes, ugh. I loved the Mash, gravy, and onions, though. I loved liver at home the way my mum did it. Mince, big tick, spam fritters always swimming I. Grease noooo. Didn't like semolina too much but I did not like tapioca and the devil's food sago, yuk. Looking at this food I realise we are a few years apart. We did have potatoes from an ice-cream scoop though and chocolate concrete and pink custard. I liked shepherd's pie, sausages and gravy etc. We had sliced meats, beef, chicken etc. Sometimes. We had fish, but always with Mash because the food was cooked on site and the fryers couldn't do both. In summer the did boiled potatoes and something with salads, we also got sliced bread and butter/ margarine to bulk up the lighter meals. Unfortunately for me they used to put grated cheese on the salad and sometimes on potato. At that age cheese and butter, or substitutes used to make me physically sick. The teachers still tried to make me eat it though, much to their regret. My favourite puddings were dead fly pie, or currant pasty and custard or jam roly-poly. There was also the old stand by rice pudding and jam.As a reference I had s hool dinners from 1961 to 1974, and my schools were in or around Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Great to talk about this stuff.😊

Must have been pretty stupid to be in school at dinner time!

Missed Mr Ed

I hated liver still do but I loved spam fritters still like them

23 right, I hated liver, but love rice pudding, I buy one with strawberry sauce and mix it up😋

My husband and dad had great fun with your quizzes from my playlist on Xmas Day, while I cooked and smiled, listening to them. Thanks, Ivan. 😊