Can You Name These ’60s TV Shows?
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  • They struck oil and moved on up!

  • Which pink feline cartoon presented Inspector Clouseau-inspired shorts?

  • This Western wagon train journeyed west with diverse passengers.

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

  • Which late-night king revolutionized talk shows with monologues, sketches, and celebrity chats from 1962?

  • The Master of Suspense himself introduced chilling tales of murder and twists in this anthology.

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

  • This show got a new name in its final season.

  • A family comedy about a widower dating while raising his son.

  • Which Saturday morning hour combined classic Looney Tunes and the Road Runner's high-speed antics?

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

  • In which series is Gomez the father?

  • A boy and his collie had heartwarming farm adventures.

  • If you heard that distinctive whistle with your eyes closed, you could instantly recognize which show it was.

  • This courtroom drama featured a lawyer who always won impossible cases.

  • Which sitcom featured Doris Day as a widowed singer?

  • Fred Rogers explores various topics.

  • Which anthology showcased early Looney Tunes shorts, often with his signature stutter and "Th-th-that's all folks!"?

  • Lucille Ball played a scatterbrained widow running a bank in this sitcom sequel.

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

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

  • This spy used gadgets and fought evil in the Old West.

  • Which series followed salvage divers recovering wrecks off California?

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

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

  • A secret agent was trapped in a mysterious village after resigning.

  • I'm strong to the finich, 'cause I eats me spinach!

  • A classic comedian revived his variety sketches with "The Honeymooners" bits.

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

  • This variety show mixed comedy sketches with big musical guests.

  • This web-slinging hero swung through New York fighting villains.

  • The main character was a television comedy writer.

  • A monstrous family tried to fit into suburban life.

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

  • A cowboy family dealt with ranch life and moral dilemmas.

  • This variety show introduced The Beatles to America.

  • A talking Martian posed as an uncle to hide from authorities.

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

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

  • Which sitcom featured a novice nun who could actually fly?

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