60s tv shows

Let's go back in time to the era before TV sets in every home had color. How many of these shows can you identify?

Learn how the Bronx, detergent, the New York Dolls and Snow White all link to this classic sitcom.

"Lost In Space" (1965 - 68)

After 'That Girl' proved a comedy success for the actress who played the title role, TV executives suggested the series be called 'The Marlo Thomas Show.'

The ’60s, what a time to have been alive. Let’s see if you guess these hit TV shows from that decade from just one image. Good luck!

Don Adams and Barbara Feldon

The '70s were full of tremendous TV shows. From Three's Company to Good Times, you could always count on finding a good show on the tube. Now go through this fun quiz and see if you can identify these '70s TV shows.

Petticoat Junction is one of the best situation comedy (sitcom) shows aired in the early 60s. American screenwriter and producer Paul Henning created this sitcom. The Petticoat Junction’s storyline mainly focused on the Bradley family, who owns the Shady Rest Hotel. Kate Bradley is the proprietor of the hotel. Her three daughters, Betty Jo, Bobbie

Laugh In got people talking about television again. Its rapid-fire gags, many of them dreadful, were repeated by millions every Tuesday morning.

Bewitched, American situation comedy that aired on ABC from 1964 to 1972, frequently receiving high ratings. Bewitched starred Elizabeth Montgomery as Samantha, a witch and suburban housewife. She and her mortal husband, Darrin Stephens, struggle with keeping Samantha’s supernatural powers from being found out.