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The 1960s had an amazing number of TV shows. There were so many shows with so many details. How much do you remember?

There are so many silly songs from the '50s, '60s and '70s that I couldn't put all the questions in one quiz. Here are a few more questions about the silly songs of the 1950s through the '70s. Let's see how much you remember.

So many characters can be identified just by their catch phrases. In this quiz you will try to connect the catch phrases with either the character or the show.

Many of us remember the TV shows of the 1950s, 60s and 70s, but what about the commercials? Here are a few phrases from classic commercials. All you have to do is name the product.

For this quiz, a spin-off is considered a TV show, not a movie, with mostly different characters and with a totally different title, not a remake of the original show. Here are some questions concerning spin-offs.

You may remember television programs of the 1950s, but how much do you really remember about them? Take this quiz and find out.

For this quiz, a spin-off is considered a TV show, not a movie, with mostly different characters and with a totally different title, not a remake of the original show. Here are some questions concerning spin-offs.

What kid didn't wait all week for those Saturday morning cartoons? If you were a child of the 1950s or the 1960s you grew up with the names of Hanna and Barbera. Here's a quiz about some of the cartoons produced by that famous duo.

During the 1950s, '60s and '70s we were bombarded by love songs on the radio. Occasionally we'd get a breath of fresh air when some artists would come out with a silly song. Here are some questions about these silly songs of the '50s through the '70s.

TV in the 1950s seems to the the decade in which most people are interrested. The old shows seem to be the best, at least in our memories. Let's test your memory of this wonderful television decade.

When people think of a Florida vacation they think of Disney World, et al in Orlando. Well, there were tourist destinations here before 1971 and some still exists. Here's a quiz about some of our OTHER tourist attractions.

After returning home from our first food-oriented trip we went on a diet. Now we are back in shape and ready to eat our way around the USA again. Do you want to come along? You'd better bring you appetite!

Our fairy godfather is back, and he has more questions for you about his favorite underdog radio station, WKRP. Let's see if you can answer them.

That blasted fairy godfather is back again! I guess the only way to be rid of him for good is to answer this final set of questions.

Can you believe it? That pesky fairy godfather is here yet again, and he brought even more questions about 'WKRP'. Are you ready to answer them?

Picture living in a small town in the center of the USA. One minute life is normal with all its little problems and pleasures, the next minute your way of life changes forever with the explosion of an atomic bomb. Who did it and why? How do you survive

Howdy Doody, Buffalo Bob, Clarabell, the Peanut Gallery and the rest of the gang were a big part of most children's afternoons in the 1950s. Let's see how much you remember about this great show.

"No whammies! No whammies! Big bucks! Big Bucks!" is the chant viewers heard as contestants would play 'Press Your Luck'. Let's see if you get whammied when you play this quiz.

Daily we heard the question, "Hey kids, what time is it?" We all knew it was Howdy Doody time! Let's see how much you remember about this show.

With a city as old and interesting as St. Louis, it is impossible to ask all the questions in just one quiz. So here are a few more questions about the history of the greater St. Louis area.

Most of my generation grew up watching 'Rocky and His Friends' and 'The Bullwinkle Show', but how many of you remember the OTHER cartoons that aired along with those about Rocky and Bullwinkle? Here are some questions about those other cartoons.

The state of Florida has over 1,197 miles of coastline on both the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. There are over 663 mile of beaches. How many of Florida's named coastal regions do you know about?

We all know of TV characters that have nicknames or alter egos, but do you know what the characters' given names are supposed to be? Here's a little quiz to see if you really can tell the players without a program.

Near the center of the contiguous United States you'll find the city of St. Louis. Let's see how much you know about this city and the surrounding area. This quiz also includes the eastern suburbs just across from St. Louis.