| Clue | Answer |
|---|
| Vocalist, guitarist, tambourine and maracas player | |
| Vocalist, drummer | |
| Vocalist, guitarist | |
| Vocalist, bassist, keyboardist, banjo player | |
| The producer responsible for getting the band together | |
| The channel that hosted their sitcom from 1966 to 1968 | |
| Their first album, which hit #1 in the US and UK in 1966 | |
| Their debut single, which hit #1 in the US only | |
| Their second album, which hit #1 in the US and UK in 1967 | |
| The #1 single to come off of their second album, later covered by Smash Mouth in the 90s | |
| The derisive nickname given to the Monkees due to the idea they were a knockoff of the Beatles | |
| The legendary guitarist who opened for the Monkees 1967 tour, but was infamously booed off by their fans | |
| The glam rock star who changed his name in 1967 to avoid being confused with one of the Monkees | |
| Their last #1 single (in the US) off of their album 'The Birds, the Bees, and the Monkees' | |
| The feature film they did following the cancellation of their show, which included cameos by Frank Zappa and Carol Doda | |
| This Men at Work album broke the record for longest time spent at #1 by a debut album, which the Monkees held until 1982 | |
| The two networks generally credited with the revival of the Monkees in the 80s due to re-airing their TV series (name one) | |
| The Monkees song covered by Run-DMC in 1988; the original song did not chart in the US while Run-DMC's version did | |
| The movie the Monkees appeared in in 1995 as a prom band; the movie was based on an early 70s sitcom | |
| Their last studio album, recorded in 1998 | |
| The year that the first Monkee mentioned in this quiz died | |
