Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Remaining answers:
2. A version of Robin (the DC character) wearing a mustache appeared on which animated series?
Super Friends (he had a mustache to show that version was evil).

Seems that's not the only cartoon where he had a mustache. I did a Google search yesterday because I was curious, but obviously couldn't use the answer it turned up. 

Those are correct. So for 13, that still leaves the final spinoff. The full title for 17 was Trapper John, M.D. and for 15, it's specifically the animated series. The interesting thing with 23 is that Doom Patrol is also set on Earth-9 according to the Arrowverse, but the Doom Patrol as seen on Titans (at least the first season; I stopped watching after that) doesn't quite match the team as seen on their own series.
 

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Loki wrote:

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Remaining answers:
2. A version of Robin (the DC character) wearing a mustache appeared on which animated series?
Super Friends (he had a mustache to show that version was evil).

Seems that's not the only cartoon where he had a mustache. I did a Google search yesterday because I was curious, but obviously couldn't use the answer it turned up. 

I hadn't known about that one, but it wouldn't have fit the S theme, whereas SNL did.

True. Just noting that it seems that Robin having a mustache isn't as uncommon as we thought. 

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

2. Arnold Schwarzenegger directed an episode of which series?
6. This series was co-hosted by Dick Clark and Ed McMahon.
8. This miniseries was about the heroin trade.
10. John Davidson co-hosted this 1980s reality series, kind of a more extreme version of Real People.
11. In which series was the US President (while in office) regularly visited by his next door neighbour (and who played the President)?
13. The British series Man About the House inspired an American series. What was the American series and the latter’s final spinoff series?
20. This game show came to an end when it was revealed that popular contestants were being fed answers.
 

2. Terminator: The Sarah Connors Chronicles?
6. TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes
8. Traffik
10. That's Incredible?
11. That's My Bush, Timothy Bottoms
13. Three's a Crowd?
20. 21

Calling a day on the following:
1. Who played Notch Johnson on Son of the Beach?
2. Arnold Schwarzenegger directed an episode of which series?
3. Who introduced the Recurring Characters for Unity song (Fire Bad) for Saturday Night Live?
5. Who did Frank Conliff play on Mystery Science Theater 3000?
7, Bullimia was one of the hosts of this series.
12. Who is the sole surviving main cast member from Gilligan’s Island?
18. Lou Ferrigno was one of the actors in this medical drama.
21. For a time the pilot of this series was considered separately from the rest (even though the pilot was needed to really understand things), meaning that early DVDs left out the pilot, treating the second episode as the first.
22. This sci-fi series had an agent who eventually become undead but continued to work for the organization.
 

This quiz is devoted to the letter U.
1. Robert Stack starred in this police drama
2. What organization does Ilya Kuryakin work for?
3. This organization has been known to work with a time traveller
4. This was the American network that aired the original (La Femme) Nikita series
5. What sort of broadcasting used to be connected with higher channel numbers and often offered lesser known stations, and thus a wider range of TV series? (okay to just use the acronym)
6. Which drama looked at not only a Special Forces team but also their wives on base?
7. Robert Stack hosted this reality series about hard to explain things.
8. This horror series set in London did not have a set cast for every episode.
9. This sitcom was about a teenage girl with braces.
10. This superhero show was later adapted into a movie, though very little remained of the original concept.
11. This superhero series' name has a type of a rain gear in it.
12. This miniseries was about vampires.
13. This series had many actors, including some of the lead actors, playing fictionalized versions of themselves.
14. According to commercials, these are "so much fun, and you can choose from more than one".
15. Which recurring comic character was brought into the MCU in Falcon and the Winter Soldier?
16. This 1960s show was about an alien superhero
 

Those are all correct. For 14, I won't post any links, but many of the commercials can be found easily enough on YouTube.

Those two are correct.

Those two are correct. The leaves:
6. Which drama looked at not only a Special Forces team but also their wives on base?
9. This sitcom was about a teenage girl with braces.
10. This superhero show was later adapted into a movie, though very little remained of the original concept.
13. This series had many actors, including some of the lead actors, playing fictionalized versions of themselves.
16. This 1960s show was about an alien superhero
 

Those are all correct. The movie Underdog  while named Shoeshine wasn't a shoeshine boy per se and was a family pet, so a lot got changed. That just leaves what's probably the hardest question:
13. This series had many actors, including some of the lead actors, playing fictionalized versions of themselves.

Remaining answer:
13. This series had many actors, including some of the lead actors, playing fictionalized versions of themselves.
Unscripted

Moving on to the letter V.

1, Who created the series Breaking Bad?
2. Who played Pete on Mad Men?
3. Jon-Erik Hexum starred in this time travel series.
4. Pamela Anderson starred in this action series
5. Robert Urich starred in a crime drama whose locality was partly in the title
7. Kristen Bell starred in this detective drama that later had a movie
8. What was the second V mini-series?
9. In this action series, the type of car featured was the show's title.
10. Who was the main character on The Shield?
11. On the modern Flash series, one of the Flash's allies took on thios code name in the second series
12. Which super-villain real name (for a character from the comics) was given for the first time on batman: The Animated Series?
13. The Benny Hill Show utilized this particular type of comedy
14. What was the focus of the series Moonlight?
15. What was an recurring alias of Latka on Taxi?
16. Who played Wilson on Daredevil?
17. Who played a seemingly airheaded young woman who proved to be a crimelord on John Woo's Once a Thief?
18. This former Saturday Night Live actress is known for her very far right wing views.

For 13 I'm looking for a less subjective term. 5 is mostly correct (strictly speaking Vega$). The rest are correct.

For everyone else who missed their chance as q.8: Wow, you could have answered V. 8! (Sorry, had to go there)

Those two are correct.

VIP is correct. Looks like I left out question 6 so adding it below.

That leaves:
1, Who created the series Breaking Bad?
2. Who played Pete on Mad Men?
6. Who played Mama on Mama's Family>
15. What was an recurring alias of Latka on Taxi?
16. Who played Wilson on Daredevil?
17. Who played a seemingly airheaded young woman who proved to be a crimelord on John Woo's Once a Thief?

6 is correct.