Answer: Larry Storch and Forrest Tucker
The show was about two bumbling detectives and their sidekick gorilla hunting for ghosts at a local manor.
From Quiz: Saturday Morning TV from the 1970s II
Answer: Merilee
Merilee was on 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids'.
From Quiz: Saturday Morning TV from the 1970s I
Answer: Julie and Barbara Cooper
Ann took her maiden name back after her divorce.
From Quiz: 1970s TV Trivia
Answer: 'Hawaii Five-O'
Played by Jack Lord.
From Quiz: 1970s TV Cops
Answer: Sacramento
From Quiz: 1970s TV Cities
Answer: Police Officer
Played by Sam Melville
From Quiz: 1970s What's Their Line?
Answer: The Persuaders
From 1971. Played by Tony Curtis and Roger Moore
From Quiz: Which Old Show?
Answer: An attorney has to deal with a non-conformist son-in-law.
Airing on ABC from September 1972 to September 1973, Paul Lynde portrayed Paul Simms, a conservative attorney whose daughter Barbara (Jane Actman) marries Howie Dickerson (John Calvin) who is a long-haired, eccentric college student who just happens to have a genius IQ. Also on hand was Elizabeth Allen playing Paul's wife, Martha, and Pamelyn Ferdin as Paul's younger daughter.
From Quiz: Single Season (or Less) Seventies Sit-Coms
Answer: Lamont
"Sanford and Son" came out in 1972 and stared Redd Foxx as Fred Sanford, a junkyard owner. Demond Wilson played his son Lamont. "Sanford and Son" was based on the British series "Steptoe and Son." Sanford was always faking heart attacks and saying, "I'm coming to you, Elizabeth." Elizabeth was his wife, who was already gone before the show started. Sanford was a schemer, and Lamont didn't want anything to do with those schemes. In 1991, while filming "The Royal Family," Foxx had a massive heart attack. The cast members thought he was joking around until he grabbed a chair and fell to the floor. He died in the hospital later that evening.
From Quiz: 1970s Sitcoms That I Like
