Can You Name These 1960s TV Shows?
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The 1960s gave us some of the most memorable television shows in entertainment history, from beloved family sitcoms and westerns to spy dramas and animated favorites. But how well do you really remember the series that defined the decade? This quiz invites you to test your knowledge of classic 1960s TV by identifying the shows that kept audiences entertained and helped shape popular culture. Whether you watched them during their original run or discovered them years later, these iconic programs still hold a special place in television history.
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Seventy episodes of The Munsters aired from September of 1964 to May of 1966. What was their home address?
The Emmy Award winning series Bewitched ran from 1964 to 1972. What was the name of couple's second child?
Quite a few crime shows aired in the 1960s. What was the name of the series starring Lee Marvin shown in this picture?
Which production facility was responsible for the popular Mission: Impossible, Mannix, The Untouchables, and Star Trek?
Television in the 60s was filled with westerns, some more successful than others. Which one is this?
Hogan's Heroes was a spy comedy set in a prison camp in Germany during WW2. What is Colonel Hogan's given name?
Mister Ed was a slapstick comedy series with a talking horse and his bumbling owner. Which celebrity did NOT appear on the show?
The Monkees ran from 1966 to 1968 and depicted the lives of four teens trying to find success as rockers. What car was modified to create the Monkeemobile?
One of the great things about Get Smart was the proliferate use of catch phrases by Agent 86. Which one did he NOT employ?
The Beverly Hillbillies was one of the most successful and enduring sitcoms of the 60s. What band sang backup in the theme song?
Doctor Who is one of the longest running series in television history. How many different actors have played the lead role?
Which famous spy novel author was a contributor to The Man from U.N.C.L.E.?
What's the name of the space craft Tony flew when he discovered Jeannie?
Which sci-fi television series starred the Robinson family?
How long was the tour of the SS Minnow that ended up shipwrecked on Gilligan's Island?
Which 60s TV series did Carl Reiner help create, produce, write, and direct?
One of the genre's defining TV series for criminal law was Perry Mason. Who played the title role?
The Courtship of Eddie's Father features a six-year-old who hunts for a new wife for his widowed father. The young actor later sang for which early 2000s punk band?
Dragnet was one of the first series to show urban police work. In which city did the pioneering series take place?
What WWII inaccuracies caused The Rat Patrol to lose viewership?
On the great American sitcom My Three Sons, which one of the following was not one of the three sons?
The Twilight Zone began in 1959 and carried on until 1964. Who did NOT have a role in this mysterious and dark series?
Who played the Penguin in the original Batman series that starred Burt Ward and Adam West and aired from 1966 to 1968?
Petticoat Junction aired between 1963 and 1970. What did the three daughters have in common?
The 1962 one-shot drama "Seven Against the Sea" became this four-season Navy series.
Which cartoon led to the first Emmy award for an Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Children's Programming in 1961 for an animated feature?
What was the maiden name of Morticia Addams' character on the Addams Family?
What was the name of Carol Brady nee Martin's family's cat that appeared in season one but was never seen again?
The Patty Duke Show aired from 1963 to 1966 and was unique for many reasons. Which one of the following is NOT one of them?
This famous British spy show was responsible for a number of spin-offs. What was the name of the series?
As the 60s were coming to a close, a number of shows were canceled. What was the big change in programming referred to as?
What was helmsman Sulu's first name in the iconic sci-fi series Star Trek?
What was the name of the fictional high school where Room 222 was located and where the lessons were taught?
Who played the blacksmith, Quint Asper, who first appeared in 1962 on Gunsmoke?
Which police department did Raymond Burr work for in the series Ironside?
What was the name of the Martian played by Ray Walston in the TV series My Favorite Martian?
Britt Reid is the Green Hornet from the TV series of the same name. He shares the same family name of which other masked character?
Who starred beside Robert Culp in the short-lived 1965 TV series, I Spy?
Adam 12 featured many cameos, but which of the following was NOT one of them?
The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet was portrayed by which real life family?
The Andy Griffith Show ran from 1960 to 1968 in the fictional town of Mayberry, located in which state?
What was the planned title for the great detective show, Mannix?
What was the surname of the couple portrayed by Mary Tyler Moore and Dick Van Dyke on the Dick Van Dyke Show?
What was the name of the bachelor from the TV drama, Family Affair, who comically attempts to raise his brother's orphaned children?
The Flintstones was pioneering for a number of reasons. Which of the following is NOT one of those reasons?
The Jetsons animated TV series came out just after The Flintstones, in 1962. Astro is the name of the beloved family dog but who is the other odd family pet?
Jonny Quest was a prime-time animated series about an 11-year-old boy and his adventurous team. Where was the Quests' home base?
The show, Make Room for Daddy, aired for three years but then became The Danny Thomas Show. Why the change?
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