Apparently you stumped everyone viewing this topic with your last question.
I have one that should be relatively easy.
Who is generally credited with inventing the TV rerun?
The answer to my question is Bobby kissed Millicent who was played by Melissa Sue Anderson
Your question is a good one… Sherwood Schwartz? (hanging on to the Brady Bunch theme 
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Nope, this was before the Brady Bunch days.
Lucille Ball or Jackie Gleason maybe?
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Not a quiz, but MeTV just seems to have never ending The Andy Griffith Show trivia.
Brady fanatic… you had ought to all these (one of the easier ones for me)
The difference between the Brady Boys and the Brady Girls? The boys were actually boys and the girls were actually girls.
Ugh - I only got 12/14
First time I took it, week or so ago, I believe I missed 2 or maybe 3. Some of them almost seem to be too trivial to remember, unless you’re catching Sunday afternoons 
You were right with Lucille Ball. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz are generally credited as the inventors of the rerun ; it was first utilized for the American television series I Love Lucy (1951–57) during Ball’s pregnancy.
BTW Lucille Ball has the funniest episode of installing a rooftop antenna when she tries it with Vivian Vance.
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That doesn’t look like an Antop
Don’t they generally get some credit for (depending on how you phrase it) pioneering 2 (or mulit) camera sit-com in the live TV era?
Well, to avoid topic-hijacking I spawned this from Antop Antennas!, that post would be a fine segway to rejoin them 
I didn’t have time to watch it all the way through. I guess I forgot just how ridiculously hilarious she can be. way too much
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I guess she didn’t live in an HOA…
This is a great story - the first time Jim Nabors (Gomer Pyle) ever sang on stage:
Fortunately, they didn’t have to worry about HD Antennas back then, they could just buy any antenna off the shelf, and it’d be ok.
Actually I believe they were the first or at least one of the first sit-coms to be filmed, rather than being broadcast live, thus allowing for reruns and also a pioneer of using 3 cameras to do the filming.
The first two seasons of The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show were broadcast live every other week. It wasn’t until the third season that they started filming the episodes and then went to a weekly broadcast of the episodes.
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