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1. The song "Gentle on My Mind" was used as the opening theme for this variety show which aired from 1969 to 1972 on CBS. Any chance you can name it?
2. This half-hour CBS comedy was a spin-off of the very popular 1960s sitcom "The Andy Griffith Show". Do you remember this one?
3. Social misfits Pete, Linc and Julie teamed up and went undercover to solve a variety of crimes, in this hour-long drama on ABC. Do you know the name of the "hip" cop show I'm describing?
4. J. Edgar Hoover was a series consultant for this hour-long crime drama, which aired Sunday nights on ABC. Can you name the show?
5. In the half-hour sitcom "Family Affair", Buffy was often seen in the company of her favorite doll. Do you remember the doll's name?
6. This long running game show featured audience members in crazy costumes, doors, curtains and 'Zonks'. What show am I talking about?
7. Following a very successful film career, this actress/singer decided to give TV a shot, starring in her own half-hour comedy on CBS. In what show could you hear the series star singing "Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)" over the opening credits?
8. Buck Owens and Roy Clark hosted this country themed variety show, which came to you weekly from fictional "Kornfield Kounty". What show am I referring to?
9. This half-hour dramedy aired on ABC and featured Henry Fonda as police detective Chad Smith and a 17 year-old Ron Howard as his son Bob. Give yourself a pat on the back if you can name this mostly forgotten TV series.
10. This hour-long drama on ABC, which featured a kindly older doctor and his younger motorcycle riding partner, was the number one rated show during the 1970-71 TV season. Can you name it?
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