About This Quiz
How well do you remember "Married... with Children?" Take this quiz to test your knowledge.
Love and marriage, love and marriage, go together like a horse and carriage... Well... usually, but that was not always the case with Al Bundy and his wife, Peggy. Al, a shoe salesman, and Peggy, a stay-at-home mom, were less about the cooperative side of love and marriage and more about the snarky relationship between the two. This was certainly no Cosby Show.
If you were "Married... with Children" fans, you are probably thrilled with the direction that the careers of Ed O'Neill (Al) and Katey Sagal (Peg) took. O'Neill moved on from the show to play the patriarch of the clan on "Modern Family," Jay Pritchett, and Sagal went on to play the matriarch of the family on "Sons of Anarchy," Gemma Teller Morrow. Both kept their careers on the move after "Married... with Children" ended.
The same can't really be said of Al and Peggy's kids, Kelly and Bud Bundy, played by Christina Applegate and David Faustino. Although they have remained busy, neither one has quite managed to sign on to a show that has had the same success of "Married... with Children."
Are you ready to test your "Married... with Children" knowledge? Let's get started.
The show's creators wanted to do a sitcom that’s a complete opposite of the do-good sweet bonding family sitcoms popular in the ‘80s, hence this show.
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Married With Children aired several times in a given week during its first few episodes in the new network.
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The Bundys were actually named after pro wrestler King Kong Bundy.
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Al was played by Ed O’Neill.
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This job is not exactly Al’s dream job, but he gets by.
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In majority of the series, Al doesn’t get to meet his employer until towards the last few seasons.
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Peggy was played by Katey Sagal.
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Peggy is far from being domesticated, as evident in her home activities.
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Peggy’s box of bonbons are ever-present whenever she watches Oprah or Donahue.
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Katey Sagal came up with this ‘do as she wanted to satirize housewives’ looks during the '60s.
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Kelly was played by Christina Applegate.
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Despite her bimbo appearance and attitude, Al is very protective of his daughter.
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Kelly has some back story of being intelligent during her childhood, though, which sometimes appears in some episodes of her teen years.
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Usually, Al fakes friendliness towards the boys, and then leads them near the door, only to throw them out and shuts the door behind them.
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Bud was played by David Faustino.
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Al is often seen with a beer in hand while watching TV, so it’s no wonder that his son will be named after this beverage.
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Bud’s family often ridicules him and calls him Bed-wetter B instead.
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Regardless of his Cool Bud image, his put-on suave persona isn’t so successful with the ladies.
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Marcy was played by Amanda Bearse.
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Steve was played by David Garrison.
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Jefferson was played by Ted McGinley.
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Marcy once got into trouble with her bank for approving a loan for Al.
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Al’s friends are also members of this organization.
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Marcy’s group is more of an anti-macho male one than a feminist one, though.
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Buck the dog’s thoughts are often heard by the audience, providing another comedic thread to the show.
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It is said that Buck was reincarnated back to the Bundy family because of his previous wisecracks about them.
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Al often dons this pose whenever watching his favorite TV show or John Wayne films.
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The Bundys live in a fictional suburb located within Chicago.
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The Yosemite National Park is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Al and Jefferson eventually become friends, earning Marcy’s ire.
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Gary the female boss was played by Janet Carroll.
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Matt also starred in the failed Married With Children spinoff shows.
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Prior to being used in this show, the song was actually used in another TV show called Our Town.
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The song was composed by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen.
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The show ran from 1987 to 1997.
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