Can You Name These ’60s TV Shows?
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  • Which sitcom featured Doris Day as a widowed singer?

  • Which TV series depicts a couple who want to live as genteel farmers?

  • A widower raised his son with help from a British butler.

  • The main character worked to stop lawlessness in Kansas.

  • Which sitcom starred Shirley Booth as a witty live-in maid?

  • A dapper detective drove a hearse and solved quirky murders.

  • A suave thief-for-hire solved crimes while living a luxurious life.

  • A boy and his collie had heartwarming farm adventures.

  • Country music meets corny jokes on the fictional Kornfield Kounty stage.

  • A British secret agent used umbrellas and style to fight spies.

  • A single girl in the big city chased her dreams as an aspiring actress.

  • This medical drama followed a no-nonsense neurosurgeon tackling tough cases.

  • This animated superhero blasted villains across the galaxy with his power bands and sidekick Jan.

  • In which series is Gomez the father?

  • The main character was a television comedy writer.

  • Two LAPD officers patrolled the streets in their black-and-white squad car.

  • They constantly failed at trying to escape.

  • This sci-fi anthology featured control voice warnings and bizarre tales.

  • A green-clad hero fought crime with his faithful valet and gadgets.

  • A rugged ranch family built a new life in the Arizona Territory.

  • A comedic sailor caused chaos on his Navy base with his antics.

  • Which kids' show featured a gentle captain visiting Grandfather Clock?

  • This variety show mixed folk music, satire, and anti-war humor that got it canceled.

  • This caped canine hero always saves the day with Underdog pills.

  • This animated host introduced classic Looney Tunes cartoons weekly.

  • A family was lost in space after their ship veered off course.

  • A prisoner escaped wrongful conviction and searched for the one-armed man.

  • This spin-off kept Mayberry's charm with a farmer and his family.

  • That moose and flying squirrel duo fought Boris Badenov and Natasha in Cold War cartoon satire!

  • This jungle lord swung through vines, talked to animals, and protected the wild.

  • A Hawaiian task force tackled crime with "Book 'em, Danno!" orders.

  • Bob Crane starred in this show.

  • He served as a lieutenant and was a veteran of the Union Army during the Civil War.

  • Private eyes cruised Sunset Strip solving Hollywood crimes in cool convertibles.

  • This show borrows from James Bond stories.

  • A family man doctor made house calls and gave folksy advice to patients.

  • Which bumbling Army outpost in the Old West made peace with local Indians for mutual profit?

  • This show featured a talking car that helped solve crimes.

  • This is an American Western television series.

  • This spy duo—one white, one Black—traveled the world undercover.

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