Can You Name These ’60s TV Shows?
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  • This variety show introduced The Beatles to America.

  • This soap opera's Salem families have tangled in love triangles since 1965!

  • Which Western followed three Texas Rangers patrolling the frontier with grit, guns, and camaraderie?

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

  • This series followed Allied commandos racing jeeps against Rommel's Afrika Korps.

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

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

  • The main character worked to stop lawlessness in Kansas.

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

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

  • Which series followed salvage divers recovering wrecks off California?

  • Which psychedelic kids' show stranded Jimmy on Living Island with a friendly dragon?

  • Fred Rogers explores various topics.

  • Which hospital drama launched in 1963 with Dr. Steve Hardy and Nurse Lucille March?

  • Which Western followed a wrongly branded coward soldier?

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

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

  • This series starred characters such as James T. Kirk, Leonard McCoy, and Spock, among others.

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

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

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

  • A secret agent used gadgets and catchphrases to foil villains.

  • This show borrows from James Bond stories.

  • This family used stone-age gadgets in a modern Stone Age family.

  • Smarter than the average bear!

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

  • 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.

  • The main character was clumsy in his role but always managed to find a way.

  • A cartoon boy adventurer traveled the world with his dog Bandit.

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

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

  • Which frontier comedy followed brothers bringing mail-order brides to 1860s Seattle to save the logging town?

  • Which cartoon race featured 11 zany cars?

  • A cowboy drove cattle with his crew across the frontier.

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

  • This Western featured brothers fighting to save their family ranch.

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

  • This bubbly teen comedy followed a perky California girl surfing, dating, and driving her dad crazy.

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

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