I didn't see this on here so I'll start it. I'm sure everyone knows how this game works. (It's on other show's threads on this board.) Just in case, go down the alphabet naming a character, song, episode name, actor's name, etc....

A = "All the Kings Horses" (Monkees 1968 song)

B = "The Birds, The Bees & The Monkees" -- The Monkees' fifth album. It missed #1 by two positions, but it was another million seller. Millions of stereo copies out there, but only a handful of MONO copies (in which only North American and South American releases feature the unique mono mixes; other foreign mono pressings feature the STEREO versions reduced to one channel).

C = Counting On You

Dolenz

E = "Early Morning Blues And Greens" -- great song from the Headquarters album

Frodis

G = George (George Michael Dolenz)

H = "Head", The Monkees' movie from 1968

I didn't see this on here so I'll start it. I'm sure everyone knows how this game works. (It's on other show's threads on this board.) Just in case, go down the alphabet naming a character, song, episode name, actor's name, etc....

A = "All the Kings Horses" (Monkees 1968 song)

I think it was recorded in 1966 and featured in the First Season.

"I" is a tough one...the only thing I can think of is either "Ivan the terrible" or

a song title like "I'm a believer" or "It's nice to be with you" or the episode "It's a nice place to visit".

Could anyone else think of a more "definative" "I"???

"I" is a tough one...the only thing I can think of is either "Ivan the terrible" or

a song title like "I'm a believer" or "It's nice to be with you" or the episode "It's a nice place to visit".

Could anyone else think of a more "definative" "I"???

Those are very "definitive", Billy! :wave:

J = Justus (1996 Monkees album)

K = Don Kirshner

Ha...here's another one.

Kretch!

L = Last Train To Clarksville

M = Mister Schneider (that creepy mannequin in the Monkees pad. :eek: )

Michael Nesmith

O = Oh, My My

Song from the album "Changes".

Pleasant Valley Sunday

Q - Madame Quagmire.

I can't remember the name of this eppy, but anyway, The Monkees get selected to be interviewed for a magazine and the snotty editor's name is "Madame Quagmire". :lol:

R -- Royal Flush: The very first episode of the TV series that aired on NBC (9/12/66)

Saturday's Child-one of my faves by them.

Take The Last Train To Clarksville

(Holiday Bump)

U = Unproduced episode "Monkees Toy Around"

V- Valleri -Monkees song

W = Washburn, D. W.

X-skip

Y- You Just May Be The One

Z= Zilch

A- All The King's Horses

B is Bowie-

What a then-unknown other British David Jones changed his performing name to in order to avoid confusion with the Monkees' headliner! I wonder if they ever actually met?

C- Clarksville

D = Drums that Micky played.

E = Ep #35 - Everywhere A Sheik Sheik

F = Farmer Fisher played by Jim Boles on an episode

G - Ghost Town

The Monkees were trapped in one after their car ran out of gas.

G - Ghost Town

The Monkees were trapped in one after their car ran out of gas.

H = Henry Beckman played on an episode

I - I've Got a Little Song Here

J = ust a Game, a song by The Monkees

K = Katherine Walsh

L = Lord Malcolm Kibee

M = Mischievous Musicians! ❤️

N = NBC, the network it aired on

O = Often in a jam!

P = Peter Tork

Q = Quirky madcap adventures of the guys

R = Royal Flush

S = I’m Not Your Stepping Stone

T = The Monkees!

U = Tapioca Tundra

V = It's a Nice Place to Visit...

W = D. W. Washburn

X = The Monkees in Mexico

Y = You Just May Be The One

Z = Zilch

A = Alias Micky Dolenz

B = Daydream Believer

C = Captain Crocodile

D = Davy Jones

E = Everywhere a Sheik, Sheik

F~ Forget That Girl

G = Gold as in RIAA Gold, which all their #1 singles made.

H = Head

I - I've Got A Little Song Here, an episode from season 1

J = Davy Jones

K = Kretch

L - Lab of a mad scientist the boys were lured to

M - Micky Dolenz