Classic Sitcoms
This 1950s comedy starred Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz as a famous couple living in New York City.
A: I Love Lucy
Q: This classic Western, set in Virginia City, Nevada, centered on the Cartwright family.
A: Bonanza
Q: This ship's five-year mission was to "seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before."
A: The USS Enterprise (from Star Trek)
Q: Before moving to Mayberry, this character was the sheriff of a fictional town called Stark City.
A: Andy Taylor (from The Andy Griffith Show)
Q: This actor played Dr. Marcus Welby, a kind general practitioner on a popular medical drama from 1969 to 1976.
A: Robert Young
On this 1960s sitcom, the Clampett family struck oil and moved from the Ozarks to Beverly Hills.
A: The Beverly Hillbillies
Q: This show starred James Arness as Marshal Matt Dillon, keeping the peace in Dodge City.
A: Gunsmoke
Q: This supernatural sitcom centered on a witch who married a mortal man named Darrin Stephens.
A: Bewitched
Q: Fred and Wilma were the neighbors of Barney and Betty on this prime-time animated series.
A: The Flintstones
Q: This criminal defense lawyer was played by Raymond Burr and never lost a case.
A: Perry Mason
Q: This talking horse's name was just two letters.
A: Mr. Ed
Q: These three beautiful women, led by Charlie, were private investigators in a popular 1970s series.
A: Charlie's Angels
In this 1960s show, Dr. Zachary Smith was responsible for getting the Robinson family permanently lost.
A: Lost in Space
Q: This was the name of the futuristic apartment building where George and Jane Jetson lived.
A: The Skypad Apartments
Q: This TV physician used a wheelchair and served as a consultant for the Denver police.
A: Robert T. Ironside (from Ironside)
Q: This show's famous theme song began, "Here's the story of a lovely lady..."
A: The Brady Bunch
Q: This 1970s military comedy followed a unit of Army doctors during the Korean War.
A: M*A*S*H
Q: This iconic 1960s sci-fi anthology series was hosted by Rod Serling.
A: The Twilight Zone
Q: This housekeeper on The Addams Family was tall, solemn, and often seen knitting.
A: Lurch
Q: This actor played the title role in the 1960s hospital drama Dr. Kildare.
A: Richard Chamberlain
Q: In this groundbreaking 1970s sitcom, Carroll O'Connor played the bigoted but lovable Archie Bunker.
A: All in the Family
This 1980s action series featured four Vietnam veterans who worked as soldiers of fortune, often saying, "I love it when a plan comes together."
A: The A-Team
Q: The secret agent from U.N.C.L.E. was this man, often paired with Illya Kuryakin.
A: Napoleon Solo
Q: On Happy Days, this cool leather-jacket-wearing character hung out at Arnold's Drive-In.
A: Fonzie (or Arthur Fonzarelli)
Q: On Marcus Welby, M.D., this younger doctor worked as an associate to Dr. Welby.
A: Dr. Steven Kiley