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

Lucille Ball returned to sitcom glory as a zany widow running a Hollywood employment agency.

They struck oil and moved on up!

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

A genie in a bottle granted wishes to her astronaut master.

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

A cowardly Great Dane and his meddling teen pals unmask fake ghosts every time.

Which pink feline cartoon presented Inspector Clouseau-inspired shorts?

In which series is Gomez the father?

This anthology series explored the darker side of human nature with twists.

This Western hero rode with his Indian companion to fight injustice.

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

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

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

The main character was a television comedy writer.

Anthology sketches explored romance in every quirky American way!

This show got a new name in its final season.

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

This show featured a talking car that helped solve crimes.

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

This variety show featured slapstick, guest stars, and a lot of "sock it to me!"

Which daytime soap explored social issues through the Wolek and Lord families in Llanview?

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

A talking horse gave advice to his owner.

A boy and his collie had heartwarming farm adventures.

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

The main character worked to stop lawlessness in Kansas.

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

Young cops went undercover to fight youth crime in the streets.

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

This Western wagon train journeyed west with diverse passengers.

A cowboy family dealt with ranch life and moral dilemmas.

Smarter than the average bear!

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

This WWII drama followed a U.S. infantry squad fighting across Europe.

Which sci-fi series shrunk Earthlings to doll-size on a giant planet full of oversized dangers?

Which sitcom featured a novice nun who could actually fly?

This adventure series featured a frontiersman exploring the wilderness.

A dapper detective drove a hearse and solved quirky murders.