Answer: Diana Prince
Lynda Carter was TV's "Wonder Woman" from 1975-1979. "Wonder Woman" was 'born' as Diana, daughter of Queen Hippolyta and the first child born on Paradise Island (so-called, perhaps, because there were no men) since the Amazons lived there around 1200 B.C. She established a secret identity in Boston, Massachusetts as a government agent called Diana Prince (no relation to the more recent Princess Diana). She was equipped with the 'Lasso of Truth', the 'Sandals of Hermes' and that amazing 'Invisible Jetplane'.
From Quiz: TV Characters from the 1970s
Answer: Glenn Ford
Ford starred in this modern crime series as Sam Cade, the sheriff of Madrid County, located somewhere in the Southwestern United States.
Cade patrolled his sprawling desert county primarily by Jeep, and was aided by his trusted deputy, J. J. Johnson, played by veteran actor Edgar Buchanan.
Cade returned to his home and became sheriff after successful careers in the military as a naval aviator and a stint as an agent with the FBI, bringing with him his knowledge and technical expertise in modern law enforcement procedures. Cade was considered a "tough" law enforcement officer, but his attitude was always tempered with compassion and fairness for the public he served.
"Cade's County" broadcast a total of 24 hour long episodes on the CBS Network.
From Quiz: TV Title Characters and Series of the '70s
Answer: Laverne and Shirley
A schlemiel is a Yiddish word for a habitual bungler, while a schlimazel means a born loser. Hasenpfeffer is a traditional German rabbit stew. "Laverne and Shirley" opened with actresses Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams chanting this phrase as they hopscotched down the street.
From Quiz: They Said It In the 70s
Answer: David Carradine
David Carradine was selected by the producers because of his skills as a dancer and was the best known actor of all the choices. According to Bruce Lee's wife, Linda Lee Cadwell, the concept of the Kung Fu series was conceived by Bruce, but the producers did not offer the role to Bruce Lee since they did not feel that the American audience would accept a Chinese actor as a lead, therefore looked for a Caucasian actor to fill the role.
From Quiz: 70s Television
Answer: 1970
Flip Wilson hosted his own show for 4 years, and featured acts such as Sonny and Cher as well as Captain and Tenille.
From Quiz: Name the Television Year: 1970s
Answer: Chuck Barris
Based on the 50s vintage game show "Treasure Hunt", "The New Treasure Hunt" was famous for three things--host Geoff Edwards and his excruciatingly suspenseful prize skits; wild balloon-and-confetti celebrations whenever someone hit the grand prize; and its open secret of only involving women as contestants. The show ran in syndication from 1974 until 1977, and resurfaced again in a slightly different format in 1980.
From Quiz: TV Decade - The 1970s
Answer: Charlie
He lived in an elevator-accessible tree house.
From Quiz: Classic Kids Saturday Morning TV-1970's
Answer: Micky Dolenz
The NBC show consisted of four teenage undercover agents posing as a rock group.
From Quiz: Saturday Morning TV from the 1970s II
Answer: 'The Clue Club'
The Clue Club was a cartoon about four young investigators who solved crimes with the help of two bloodhounds, Woofer and Whimper.
From Quiz: Saturday Morning TV from the 1970s I
Answer: WJM-TV
She was originally hired to be the associate producer.
From Quiz: 1970s TV Trivia
