Which actor portrayed the character Darrin Stephens on Bewitched when the show concluded in 1972?
Dick Sargent
Dick White
Dick York
What was the name of the car in the Dukes of Hazzard?
General Lee
Sergeant Smith
Corporal Jones
What was Mary Tyler Moore’s name in her show, The Mary Tyler Moore Show?
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary Richards
Rhoda Morgenstern
What character did Dennis Waterman play in the TV programme The Sweeney?
Detective Sergeant John Carter
Detective Sergeant Jim Carter
Detective Sergeant George Carter
What character in the 1970’s was often referred to as the “lovable bigot”?
Archie Bunker
Arthur Fonzarelli
Lou Grant
What was the name of the assistant to Charlie in Charlie's Angels and served as the face of the Townsend Agency?
Jeff Beasley
Jack Barsley
John Bosley
In what city was Happy Days set?
Chicago, Illinois
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
What was the name of Frank Spencer's wife in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em?
What actor famously played Keith Partridge of the Partridge Family?
David Cassidy
Brian Forster
Danny Bonaduce
What was the name of the family the Fonz stayed with in the TV series Happy Days?
The Callaghan Family
The Cunningham Family
The Costello Family
Who is this famous 70's character?
John Ritter
Alan Alda
Ron Howard
What was the name of the character played by Warren Mitchell in Till Death Do Us Part?
Alf Garnet
Alf Diamond
Alf Emerald
Michael Landon was the lead actor in what TV adaptation of a best-selling book series?
What does CHiPs stand for in the American TV drama?
“It’s a Sunshine Day” is a song related to what famous 70’s Show?
Happy Days
The Brady Bunch
The Partridge Family
What was the name of the father in the series Steptoe and Son?
Arthur Steptoe
Alfred Steptoe
Albert Steptoe
What actor portrayed the Hulk in 1978?
Alan Alda
Lou Ferrigno
Ken Waller
Who acted as Colonel Steve Austin in "The Six Million Dollar Man"?
Martin Brooks
Richard Anderson
Lee Majors
During what war was the story in M*A*S*H taking place?
World War II
Korean War
Vietnam War
Who owned the iconic car from Starsky and Hutch?
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15 Comments
16/20
I got 16 out of 20!
Wow! From M*A*S*H, to the Hulk, to Happy Days – you have completely mastered 70s TV Trivia! It takes a real 70s TV lover, or an insane memory, to be crowned a true 70s TV Trivia Guru, and you did it! Congratulations! Most people remember Archie Bunker, The Fonz, or even Mary Richards, but not all of the above. Maybe you’re still watching glorious reruns of The Partridge Family or The Brady Bunch, who knows? But whatever you’re doing, you’ve kept the glory days of 70s TV close to heart. Think your friends are up to the test?
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17/20 Not too bad raking thru the old brain cells to the 70’s best times ever. Knew most bit unsure bout some American shows didn’t see and who actors were.
I got 14 out of 20!
Wow! From M*A*S*H, to the Hulk, to Happy Days – you have completely mastered 70s TV Trivia! It takes a real 70s TV lover, or an insane memory, to be crowned a true 70s TV Trivia Guru, and you did it! Congratulations! Most people remember Archie Bunker, The Fonz, or even Mary Richards, but not all of the above. Maybe you’re still watching glorious reruns of The Partridge Family or The Brady Bunch, who knows? But whatever you’re doing, you’ve kept the glory days of 70s TV close to heart. Think your friends are up to the test?
I was in the U.S. for only four years of the 1970s and during that time I didn’t have a TV. I’ve never seen any of the shows featured in this quiz.
20/20
Wow! From M*A*S*H, to the Hulk, to Happy Days – you have completely mastered 70s TV Trivia! It takes a real 70s TV lover, or an insane memory, to be crowned a true 70s TV Trivia Guru, and you did it! Congratulations! Most people remember Archie Bunker, The Fonz, or even Mary Richards, but not all of the above. Maybe you’re still watching glorious reruns of The Partridge Family or The Brady Bunch, who knows? But whatever you’re doing, you’ve kept the glory days of 70s TV close to heart.
I got 17 out of 20, with several guesses!! Hats off to the British, or those of you who know British television. I’m a yank and I’ve no clue about “StepCounter & Son” or “Albert Whomever” from a script someone mailed to the BBC. Ideas thrown around in the Men’s Room don’t translate to “’70’s Television Shows”. Would’ve been nice to limit it to shows broadcast right here, in Yankdom. Hail to our yank community.
I got 17 out of 20!
14/20 70% Did better at this than I thought, not seen some of them but managed to drag the old memory out for others. 70sseems a life time ago, busy time for me, met husband, got engaged, bought house, got married, had 1st child and loved the music, the very best of times.
Why questions about British TV? I had no access to British TV in the 70s.
95 % ( 19 out of 20 )
John Ritter is the actor, not the character.
90 % ( 18 out of 20 )
Since I had no acces to British television in the 1970s, I never saw those shows. If I had, I would have only missed one.
20 / 20 I`m still watching some of them now on pay tv instead of watching the crap they now show
The ones I missed I never heard of those show