How Well Do You Remember TV Shows From the 70s?

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What Was Hawkeye’s Full Name on MAS*H?

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Who Was the Captain of the Pacific Princess on The Love Boat?

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Which 1970s Detective Had a Glass Eye and a Rumpled Trench Coat?

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What Instrument Did Peter Brady Play in The Brady Bunch?

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Which Show Was Set During the Korean War but Was Actually a Critique of the Vietnam War?

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What Was the Name of the Talking Car in Knight Rider?

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Who Was Archie Bunker's Son-In-Law on All in the Family?

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What Was the Profession of Mary Richards on The Mary Tyler Moore Show?

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Who Played Starsky in Starsky & Hutch?

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What Was the Name of the Robot on Lost in Space, Which Reran in the '70s?

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Which Sitcom Featured a Talking Horse?

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Who Played Laverne in Laverne & Shirley?

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On Good Times, What Was J. J. 's Signature Catchphrase?

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What Kind of Car Did Starsky Drive?

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What Was the Name of the Dog on The Partridge Family?

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Which 1970s Show Was Based on a Comic Strip?

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What Kind of Store Did Sanford and Son Run?

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Who Starred as Thomas Magnum’s Voice of Reason, Higgins, in Magnum, P. I. Reruns?

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On Welcome Back, Kotter, What Was the Name of the Student Who Wore a Leather Jacket and Acted Cool?

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What Famous Sketch Show Debuted in 1975?

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What Show Featured a Police Station in Greenwich Village?

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Who Starred as the Bionic Woman?

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What Was the Name of the Disco-Loving Character on WKRP in Cincinnati?

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Who Played Maude in the Sitcom of the Same Name?

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What Was the Name of the Neighborhood Where The Jeffersons Moved?

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What Kind of Vehicle Did Ponch and Jon Drive in CHiPs?

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Which Actress Famously Pulled Her Ear at the End of Each Show?

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Who Sang the Theme for The Love Boat?

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In Little House on the Prairie, What Was Charles Ingalls’ Occupation?

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What Kind of Animal Was Gentle Ben?

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Which Sitcom Was a Spin-Off of All in the Family?

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Which Actor Played the Six Million Dollar Man?

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What Was the Name of the Spaceship in Battlestar Galactica?

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What Was the Name of the Governor’s Secretary in Benson?

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Which Show Followed a Group of Castaways on a Tropical Island and Reran Heavily in the '70s?

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What Was the Brady Bunch’s Dog’s Name?

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What Did “WKRP” Stand for in the Show "WKRP in Cincinnati"?

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Who Played Detective Kojak?

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On Fantasy Island, What Was the Name of Mr. Roarke’s Assistant?

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Which Show Starred Linda Lavin as a Single Mom?

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Who Hosted The Muppet Show?

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What Was the Name of the Sheriff in The Dukes of Hazzard Reruns?

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Who Played Wonder Woman in the 1970s?

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What Was the Real Name of Fonzie in Happy Days?

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What Did Oscar Madison Do for a Living in The Odd Couple?

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Who Played the Role of Jim Rockford in The Rockford Files?

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Which Band Was Featured in The Partridge Family?

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Which '70s Show Featured Paranormal Investigations?

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What Was the Theme of Hee Haw?

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What City Was Rhoda Set in?

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Who Played Lou Grant in Both Comedy and Drama Formats?

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What Phrase Was Associated With Detective Kojak?

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What Were the Names of the Alien Visitors in V Reruns?

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What Job Did Fred Sanford’s Son Lamont Want to Pursue Instead of Junk Dealing?

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What Game Show Featured a Giant Tic-Tac-Toe Board With Celebrities?

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What 1970s Show Was Known for the Theme Song “Suicide Is Painless”?

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Which 1970s TV Show Featured a Green-Skinned Superhero Who Transformed When Angry?

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What Was the Name of the Spaceship Crewed by Apes in the Planet of the Apes TV Series?

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Who Provided the Voice for the Robot Twiki in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century?

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Which 1970s Show Centered on a Witch Who Solved Crimes With Her Supernatural Abilities?

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What Was the Occupation of Ann Romano in One Day at a Time?

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Who Was the Host of Soul Train for Most of the 1970s?

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What Kind of Animal Was Flipper, Often Rerun During the ’70s?

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What Was the Setting for Emergency!?

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Who Was the Original Host of The Gong Show?

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What Was the Name of the Family in Eight Is Enough?

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On The White Shadow, What Sport Did Coach Reeves Oversee?

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Who Played the Villainous J. R. Ewing in Dallas?

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What Was the Name of the Younger Cop in Streets of San Francisco?

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Which Charlie’s Angels Star Was Only on the Show for One Season Before Becoming a Pop Culture Icon?

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What Family Drama Followed the Life of John-Boy and His Siblings?

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Which 1970s Animated Series Featured Characters Based on a Real-Life Basketball Team?

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On Fantasy Island, What Did Tattoo Famously Yell When a Plane Arrived?

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What Game Show Featured Contestants Guessing Survey Answers?

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Who Starred in the Lead Role of Mannix?

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Which Sitcom Followed the Misadventures of the Harper Valley PTA?

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What Was the Name of the Skipper on Gilligan’s Island Reruns?

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What School Did Mr. Kotter Teach at in Welcome Back, Kotter?

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In CHiPs, What Did CHiPs Stand for?

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Who Was the Female Star of Police Woman?

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What 1970s Sci-Fi Show Was Set in a Post-Apocalyptic Earth With Talking Apes?

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What Show Had Characters Like Gonzo, Fozzie, and Miss Piggy?

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What Cartoon Featured a Mystery-Solving Gang in a Van?

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Which 1970s Western Starred James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon?

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What Comedy Followed a Group of Inept Soldiers During World War II?

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Which 1970s Sitcom Featured a Character Named Schneider, the Building's Quirky Superintendent?

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What Animated 1970s Series Featured a Band of Mystery-Solving Musicians Called The Neptunes?

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On "Three's Company," What Was Jack Tripper Pretending to Be to Live With Janet and Chrissy?

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What Kind of Establishment Did "Alice" Take Place in?

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Which City Did the Show "Taxi" Take Place in?

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Henry Blake

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Charles Emerson Winchester

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Benjamin Franklin Pierce

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Frank Burns

Hawkeye’s full name was Captain Benjamin Franklin Pierce, a wisecracking but brilliant surgeon stationed at a Korean War medical unit.

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Captain Merrill Stubing

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Captain Jack Sparrow

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Captain Dave Harris

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Captain Andy

Captain Merrill Stubing was the friendly and dependable leader of the Pacific Princess, guiding both the ship and its guests.

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Barnaby Jones

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Jim Rockford

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Lt. Columbo

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Joe Mannix

Lieutenant Columbo, known for his glass eye and rumpled trench coat, always outsmarted suspects with his casual brilliance.

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Clarinet

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Flute

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Drums

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Guitar

Peter Brady played the drums, often practicing in the family’s rec room and dreaming of rock star fame.

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M*A*S*H

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Hogan’s Heroes

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China Beach

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Combat!

M*A*S*H was set during the Korean War but cleverly used its setting to comment on the Vietnam War’s absurdities.

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T.A.R.A.

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Max

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KITT

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Turbo

The talking car in Knight Rider was named KITT, an advanced AI-powered vehicle with a sharp wit and turbo boosts.

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Lionel Jefferson

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George Jefferson

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Tom Willis

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Michael Stivic

Archie Bunker’s son-in-law was Michael Stivic, a liberal-minded college student often clashing with Archie’s conservative views.

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News producer

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Fashion designer

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Teacher

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Lawyer

Mary Richards worked as an associate producer at a Minneapolis TV newsroom, breaking ground for single, career-focused women on TV.

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Michael Landon

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Paul Michael Glaser

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David Soul

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Don Johnson

Paul Michael Glaser played Starsky, the street-smart, fast-driving detective with a flashy car and a strong sense of justice.

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Robby

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Zeta

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Robot

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Alpha

The robot on Lost in Space was simply called Robot, famous for saying, “Danger, Will Robinson!” in dramatic moments.

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Mister Ed

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Lancelot Link

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Gentle Ben

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My Mother the Car

Mister Ed featured a talking horse who only spoke to his owner, Wilbur, often causing hilarious misunderstandings.

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Carol Burnett

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Penny Marshall

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Cindy Williams

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Sally Struthers

Penny Marshall played Laverne, the tough-yet-lovable brewery worker known for her "L" monogram and witty one-liners.

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“Sit on it!”

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“Ayyyy!”

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“Dyn-o-mite!”

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“You got it, dude!”

J.J.’s signature catchphrase on Good Times was “Dy-no-mite!”—delivered with explosive energy and instantly iconic in pop culture.

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Ford Gran Torino

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Chevrolet Camaro

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Dodge Charger

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Pontiac Firebird

Starsky drove a bright red Ford Gran Torino with a distinctive white stripe—one of TV’s most iconic muscle cars.

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Rusty

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Tiger

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Simone

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Charlie

The Partridge Family’s dog was named Simone, a calm and quiet pup who often appeared in early episodes.

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The Waltons

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Welcome Back, Kotter

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Barney Miller

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Blondie

Blondie was a 1970s sitcom based on the long-running comic strip about the Bumstead family’s everyday misadventures.

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Hardware store

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Deli

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Shoe store

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Junkyard

Fred and Lamont ran a junkyard, filled with secondhand treasures and hilarious banter in Sanford and Son.

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Carroll O'Connor

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Alan Alda

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John Hillerman

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Richard Mulligan

John Hillerman starred as Higgins, the stern yet witty estate caretaker who often clashed with—and secretly admired—Magnum.

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Freddie

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Epstein

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Vinnie Barbarino

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Arnold Horshack

The cool, leather-jacket-wearing student on Welcome Back, Kotter was Vinnie Barbarino, played by a young John Travolta.

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The Carol Burnett Show

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Saturday Night Live

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SCTV

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Laugh-In

Saturday Night Live debuted in 1975, revolutionizing comedy with sharp sketches, celebrity hosts, and unforgettable characters still beloved today.

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Barney Miller

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CHiPs

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Kojak

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Dragnet

Barney Miller was set in a quirky Greenwich Village police station, blending dry humor with heartfelt stories of everyday cops.

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Lindsay Wagner

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Farrah Fawcett

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Lynda Carter

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Lee Majors

Lindsay Wagner starred as the Bionic Woman, Jaime Sommers, a former tennis pro turned cyborg agent with incredible strength and hearing.

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Venus Flytrap

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Herb Tarlek

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Johnny Fever

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Andy Travis

The disco-loving character on WKRP in Cincinnati was Venus Flytrap, the smooth-talking evening DJ with funky style and heart.

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Cloris Leachman

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Bea Arthur

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Betty White

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Mary Tyler Moore

Bea Arthur played Maude, a bold, outspoken woman unafraid to tackle serious issues with sharp wit and fearless honesty.

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Beverly Hills

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Gramercy

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The East Side

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Park Avenue

The Jeffersons moved to a luxury apartment in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, famously known in the theme song as “the East Side.”

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Police cruiser

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Motorcycle

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Convertible

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Jeep

Ponch and Jon patrolled California highways on sleek Kawasaki motorcycles as part of the CHP in CHiPs.

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Lucille Ball

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Carol Burnett

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Valerie Harper

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Marlo Thomas

Carol Burnett famously tugged her ear at the end of each show as a loving secret message to her grandmother.

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Neil Sedaka

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Barry Manilow

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Jack Jones

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Andy Williams

Jack Jones sang The Love Boat theme, setting the mood with smooth vocals about love, adventure, and romantic escapades.

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Storekeeper

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Farmer

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Teacher

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Tailor

Charles Ingalls was a hardworking farmer and carpenter, providing for his family with love, resilience, and calloused hands.

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Horse

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Dog

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Bear

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Gorilla

Gentle Ben was a tame and lovable bear, forming a heartwarming bond with a young boy in the Florida wilderness.

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The Jeffersons

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Cheers

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Laverne & Shirley

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WKRP in Cincinnati

The Jeffersons was a popular spin-off of All in the Family, following George and Louise’s rise to the East Side.

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Lee Majors

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Michael Landon

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Robert Conrad

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Dirk Benedict

Lee Majors played the Six Million Dollar Man, Steve Austin, a former astronaut rebuilt with bionic limbs and superhuman powers.

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Orion

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Galactica

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Nova

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Pegasus

The spaceship in Battlestar Galactica was called the Galactica, humanity’s last hope in the fight against the Cylons.

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Louise

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Kathy

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Marcy

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Ann

The governor’s secretary in Benson was the quirky and sweetly scatterbrained Marcy Hill, who often confided in Benson.

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Hogan’s Heroes

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Petticoat Junction

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Gilligan’s Island

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The Monkees

Gilligan’s Island followed seven castaways stranded on a tropical island, mixing slapstick comedy with endless rescue mishaps.

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Buddy

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Tiger

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Max

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Spot

The Brady Bunch’s dog was named Tiger, a lovable mutt who appeared in early episodes of the classic sitcom.

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A fictional Cincinnati radio station call sign

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“Wacky Krazy Radio Power”

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“We Keep Rockin’ People”

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A real radio station

“WKRP” stood for a fictional AM radio station in Cincinnati, home to quirky DJs and hilarious broadcasting mishaps.

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Peter Falk

2

Mike Connors

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Telly Savalas

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James Garner

Telly Savalas played Detective Kojak, the lollipop-loving, tough-talking New York cop known for his bald head and sharp wit.

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Marco

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Tattoo

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Rico

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Felix

Mr. Roarke’s assistant on Fantasy Island was Tattoo, famously announcing guests’ arrivals with the line, “De plane! De plane!”

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Rhoda

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Phyllis

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Maude

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Alice

Alice starred Linda Lavin as a single mom working at Mel’s Diner while chasing her dreams in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Miss Piggy

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Gonzo

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Fozzie Bear

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Kermit the Frog

Kermit the Frog hosted The Muppet Show, juggling wild antics and guest stars with his signature charm and calm chaos.

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Lou Grant

2

Andy Taylor

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Rosco P. Coltrane

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Buford T. Justice

The sheriff in The Dukes of Hazzard reruns was Boss Hogg’s bumbling sidekick, Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, known for his goofy laugh.

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Lindsay Wagner

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Erin Gray

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Lynda Carter

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Cheryl Ladd

Lynda Carter played Wonder Woman in the 1970s, becoming an iconic symbol of strength, beauty, and superhero style.

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Alfred Fonzer

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Arthur Fonzarelli

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Arthur Fowler

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Anthony Finnegan

Fonzie’s real name was Arthur Fonzarelli, the leather-jacketed, motorcycle-riding cool guy with a heart of gold on Happy Days.

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Lawyer

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Cop

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Teacher

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Sportswriter

Oscar Madison was a sportswriter, often seen typing columns amid the chaos of his messy apartment on The Odd Couple.

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Dennis Weaver

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James Garner

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Robert Blake

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Peter Falk

James Garner played Jim Rockford, a charming private investigator who solved cases with wit, intuition, and a touch of sarcasm.

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The Partridge Family

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The Monkees

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The Brady Bunch

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The Archies

The Partridge Family featured a fictional pop band made up of the TV show's cast, with real vocals by David Cassidy.

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Emergency!

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Kolchak: The Night Stalker

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Mannix

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Dragnet

Kolchak: The Night Stalker featured paranormal investigations, with reporter Carl Kolchak chasing vampires, werewolves, and other eerie creatures.

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Detective drama

2

Game show

3

Country comedy and music

4

Horror anthology

Hee Haw blended country music and corny comedy, set in a rural town filled with jokes, banjos, and overalls.

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Chicago

2

Los Angeles

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New York City

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Minneapolis

Rhoda was set in New York City, where Rhoda Morgenstern returned to her roots for a fresh start and big laughs.

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Carroll O'Connor

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Alan Alda

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Hal Linden

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Ed Asner

Ed Asner played Lou Grant in both The Mary Tyler Moore Show (comedy) and its spin-off Lou Grant (drama).

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“Who loves ya, baby?”

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“Just one more thing.”

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“Bang, zoom!”

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“Book ‘em, Danno.”

Detective Kojak’s signature phrase was “Who loves ya, baby?”—a tough-yet-endearing catchphrase that became his unforgettable trademark.

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The Visitors

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The Replicants

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The Bugs

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The Sentinels

The alien visitors in V reruns were simply called "The Visitors," hiding sinister plans behind human-like appearances.

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Comedian

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Actor

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Musician

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Businessman

Lamont Sanford dreamed of becoming more than a junk dealer, often expressing interest in a more refined business career.

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Match Game

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$10,000 Pyramid

3

Family Feud

4

Hollywood Squares

Hollywood Squares featured a giant tic-tac-toe board with celebrities offering humorous answers and helping contestants win prizes.

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M*A*S*H

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The White Shadow

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CHiPs

4

Kojak

M*A*S*H was known for the haunting theme song “Suicide Is Painless,” which captured the show’s blend of humor and sorrow.

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Shazam

2

Wonder Woman

3

The Incredible Hulk

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The Flash

The Incredible Hulk featured Dr. David Banner transforming into a green-skinned superhero whenever his anger got the best of him.

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The Odyssey

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Pegasus

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Liberty

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Icarus

The Icarus was the ill-fated spacecraft that crash-landed on a future Earth ruled by intelligent apes.

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Frank Welker

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Peter Cullen

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Leonard Nimoy

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Mel Blanc

Legendary voice actor Mel Blanc, also known for Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, provided the voice for Twiki.

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Bewitched

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Charmed

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The Girl with Something Extra

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Sabrina the Teenage Witch

“The Girl with Something Extra” featured a telepathic woman navigating married life while occasionally using her powers to solve problems.

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Secretary

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Teacher

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Advertising executive

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Nurse

Ann Romano worked as a divorced mother and advertising executive, balancing her career with raising two teenage daughters.

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Casey Kasem

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Don Cornelius

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Dick Clark

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Arsenio Hall

Don Cornelius hosted Soul Train with smooth charisma, becoming a cultural icon and championing Black music and style.

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Otter

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Seal

3

Whale

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Dolphin

Flipper was a highly intelligent bottlenose dolphin who helped humans solve problems and rescue those in danger.

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Chicago fire station

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New York hospital

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Los Angeles paramedics and firefighters

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Boston clinic

Emergency! was set in Los Angeles, following paramedics and firefighters from Squad 51 as they responded to dramatic rescue calls.

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Chuck Barris

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Gene Rayburn

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Bob Barker

4

Richard Dawson

Chuck Barris was the original host of The Gong Show, known for his quirky antics and offbeat sense of humor.

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Bradford

2

Carter

3

Morrison

4

Newton

The family in Eight Is Enough was the Bradfords, a large household led by newspaper columnist Tom Bradford in Sacramento.

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Football

2

Wrestling

3

Basketball

4

Track

Coach Reeves on The White Shadow led a high school basketball team, mentoring players both on and off the court.

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Larry Hagman

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Patrick Duffy

3

Ken Kercheval

4

Robert Urich

Larry Hagman portrayed the cunning oil tycoon J.R. Ewing, becoming one of TV’s most iconic villains of all time.

1

Frank Cannon

2

Mike Reed

3

Steve Keller

4

Sam Jones

The funky young cop in The Streets of San Francisco was Inspector Steve Keller, played by Michael Douglas.

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Cheryl Ladd

2

Farrah Fawcett

3

Jaclyn Smith

4

Kate Jackson

Farrah Fawcett starred in just one season of Charlie’s Angels but skyrocketed to fame with her iconic poster.

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Little House

2

The Waltons

3

Family Ties

4

Eight Is Enough

The Waltons followed John-Boy and his close-knit family as they faced life’s struggles in rural Virginia during the Depression.

1

The Groovie Goolies

2

Fat Albert

3

Super Friends

4

Harlem Globetrotters

The Harlem Globetrotters featured animated characters based on the real-life Harlem Globetrotters, blending basketball skills with quirky superpowers.

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“Look, boss, look!”

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“Here it comes!”

3

“Incoming, boss!”

4

“De plane! De plane!”

Tattoo famously shouted “De plane! De plane!” to announce the arrival of guests to the mysterious Fantasy Island.

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Family Feud

2

The Price is Right

3

Let's Make a Deal

4

Match Game

Family Feud had contestants guess the most popular survey responses, making it a beloved and long-running game show.

1

Robert Conrad

2

Mike Connors

3

James Garner

4

Peter Falk

Mike Connors starred as private investigator Joe Mannix, known for his toughness, charm, and action-packed detective work.

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Petticoat Junction

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Green Acres

3

Harper Valley P.T.A.

4

Mayberry R.F.D.

Harper Valley PTA starred Barbara Eden as a sassy single mom shaking up her conservative town with humor and heart.

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George

2

Jonas

3

Bill

4

Fred

The Skipper’s name was Jonas Grumby, played by Alan Hale Jr., and he was the lovable captain of the S.S. Minnow.

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Northside Prep

2

James Buchanan High

3

Brooklyn South High

4

Central High

Mr. Kotter taught at James Buchanan High School, where he mentored a lovable group of misfit students known as the Sweathogs.

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Civilian Highway Patrol

2

California Highway Investigation Patrol

3

Central Highway Interception Police

4

California Highway Patrol

CHiPs stood for California Highway Patrol, showcasing the adventures of motorcycle officers keeping California’s highways safe and entertaining.

1

Angie Dickinson

2

Lindsay Wagner

3

Stefanie Powers

4

Farrah Fawcett

Angie Dickinson starred as Sergeant Pepper Anderson in Police Woman, one of TV’s first successful female-led crime dramas.

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Logan’s Run

2

Planet of the Apes

3

Blake’s 7

4

Space: 1999

Planet of the Apes was set in a post-apocalyptic future where intelligent apes ruled and humans struggled to survive.

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Sesame Street

2

The Electric Company

3

Fraggle Rock

4

The Muppet Show

The Muppet Show featured beloved puppet characters like Gonzo, Fozzie Bear, and Miss Piggy in a zany variety show format.

1

Fat Albert

2

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!

3

Jabberjaw

4

Josie and the Pussycats

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! followed a gang of teens and their dog solving spooky mysteries in their van, the Mystery Machine.

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Bonanza

2

Wagon Train

3

The Big Valley

4

Gunsmoke

Gunsmoke starred James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon, upholding justice in the rough-and-tumble town of Dodge City.

1

M*A*S*H

2

F Troop

3

Combat!

4

Hogan’s Heroes

Hogan’s Heroes followed a group of clever, yet comically inept, Allied POWs running secret operations from a German camp.

1

The Jeffersons

2

One Day at a Time

3

Diff’rent Strokes

4

Good Times

One Day at a Time featured Schneider, the mustachioed, toolbelt-wearing superintendent known for his quirky charm and frequent pop-ins.

1

Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels

2

Jabberjaw

3

Josie and the Pussycats

4

Speed Buggy

Jabberjaw featured The Neptunes, an underwater rock band who solved mysteries alongside their lovable, air-breathing shark drummer.

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British

2

A priest

3

A college student

4

Gay

Jack pretended to be gay so the landlord would allow him to live with Janet and Chrissy in their apartment.

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Beauty salon

2

Diner

3

Gas station

4

Hotel

“Alice” was set in Mel’s Diner, a roadside eatery where waitresses served up sass, burgers, and heartwarming laughs.

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Los Angeles

2

Chicago

3

Boston

4

New York City

“Taxi” was set in New York City, capturing the gritty charm and chaos of life in the Big Apple.

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