Answers to Trivia Test

1. The little dog's name was Scratch. It was a small black and white shorthaired terrier.
2. The town's name was Lexington. Timmy and Paul traveled there to put an ad in their newspaper's lost-and-found column.
3. According to the side of his truck, Cully sold coal and oil, but we never saw him do so.
4. Mr. Cuppy (perhaps the inspiration for "Mr. Cully"?) was played by veteran character actor Don Beddoe.
5. Corey's partner in "The Disappearance" was Tom Baldwin. His wife was named Jeannie.
6. Gramps' favorite insult was "Pusillanimous polecat," a phrase Ellen deplored.
7. Jeff's father's name was John.
8. Pokey's registered name was Pokerman III.
9. Hank was played by Clyde Howdy. His character lasted only a season and a half.
10. Domino was Jeff's colt, Melody was Willie's goose, Bessie was the Martin cow, and Midnight was the Holdens' black stallion. The Miller cow was Daisy.
11. All these dogs were named "Duke."
12. Roy Campanella visited Timmy's baseball team.
13. The Lone Ranger—and Silver—are the heads of the Peace Patrol.
14. Leave It to Beaver regulars appearing on Lassie were Hugh Beaumont ("The Well" and "Cradle of the Deep"), Tony Dow ("Hanford's Point"), and Jerry Mathers ("Lassie and the 4-H Boys"). (In addition, series semi-regulars Richard (Richard Correll) and Gilbert (Stephen Talbot) both appeared as a character named Steve in the Timmy episodes, and Eddie Haskell himself, Ken Osmond, appeared in several different episodes, including "The Rival." In all but his last appearance, Osmond played an annoying twerp just like Eddie.)
15. Ellen played the organ.
16. Little Lena was a baby elephant, Casey was a chimpanzee, and Melonhead was a raccoon.
17. The fence in the Jeff episodes is four barred; the one with Timmy three barred.
18. The base stations were invariably KMB, followed by three numbers, usually beginning with 7. KBM 777 was the most common, but 771 and 774 were also used.
19. Bob and Scott called themselves "Lassie's godfathers."