Classic Television

Then Pooh says. "Yellow - Like Honey. That's my favorite color."

Tinker Bell was first drawn as a character by J.M. Barrie in the early 1900s, when he wrote the play "Peter Pan." The character made her first appearance in illustrations created for the play's publication and subsequent adaptations.

During syndication, those who took part in profit participation would see some of the royalties. Bob and other members of the cast and crew decided to invest in Hogan’s Heroes. As official profit participants of the series, they comprised the group known as “Hogan’s Horde.

The state in which the show takes place is never revealed. In the first season episode "Voodoo Magic", Beaver visits Eddie Haskell in his bedroom. On the wall is a pennant which says "Ohio State". Therefore perhaps the show takes place in Mayfield, Ohio!

Television actor- Andy Griffith show and later Mayberry RFD. it might be noted that there is no such town- or that the shows were filmed on Hollywood sets even if there is a real Mayberry,NC.

No, Jennette McCurdy and Bradley Steven Perry are not related. They are both actors who have worked together on the TV show "iCarly," but they do not share a familial relationship. It is common for actors to play characters who are related on screen without being related in real life.

In the television series "Gunsmoke," Chester Goode, portrayed by Dennis Weaver, was shot a total of 11 times throughout the show's run. Chester was Matt Dillon's deputy and a beloved character on the show, known for his loyalty and dedication to law enforcement. The character's resilience and ability to recover from multiple gunshot wounds became a recurring theme in the series.

I believe the font is called Baskervald ADF Std Bold.

It is NOT Times New Roman.

The name of the snowman from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is Sam.

If you've watched Sonic X, the anime series of Sonic, then you should know that its obviously Amy. There are many hints in the anime, and one gave it away, when Sonic and Amy hugged each other, and Sonic even gave Amy a rose.

Sonic just doesn't wanna tell Amy, because he'll be embarrassed. If you don't believe this answer, then I suggest you watch Sonic X, or if you already do, watch the episodes again carefully!

They changed some over time, but I can identify at least a Winchester 97 and Winchester 1912 shotgun, and a Winchester 94 lever action rifle. The Sheriff usually kept his Colt .38 revolver in his desk.

The rack held six long guns but it varied from 4-6 through the eight seasons.

From left to right:

Winchester Model 70 .30-06

Winchester Model 21 12 ga. double barrel shotgun w/32"barrel

Mauser 98k 7.92 mm

Winchester Model 94 .30-30

Winchester M1897 12 ga pump shotgun

Mannlicher-Carcano Model 38 7.35mm

He was the cook. He was simply written out of the show.

The source(s) of Mighty Mouse's powers are never clearly defined . The audience assumes that since Mighty Mouse is a parody of Superman that he derives his powers for extraterrestial reasons . (Ralph Bakshi's version had him sniffing 'cheese' for a power boost.)

No, there are lots of rumors about many famous people.

The store on 34th Street in New York City was/is Macy'sflagship department store. It is also known as the Herald Square store.

First of all, tattoos have nothing to do with sexual orientation. Second, no surveys are done on gay people and tattoos.

'You want me to get this?' Jessica Tate was convicted of the murder of Peter Campbell but Chester later confesses to Peter's murder and is sent to prison.

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The Brady Bunch ended because the show was never a top rated show. The show was cancelled after five seasons.

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Yes In Sonic X Amy gives Sonic a kiss on the forehead and on the cheek.

Yes, in the early hours of the morning August 12th, 2007, he passed from prostate cancer.

Over the 14 years the series ran they did several Thanksgiving episodes.

The Lone Ranger's opening theme was the William Tell Overture by composer Gioachino Rossini .