Classic Theme Songs Trivia Quiz

Answer: The Brady Bunch

"The Brady Bunch" debuted in 1969. It was the saga of two families blended together. The series' executive producer, Sherwood Schwartz, co-wrote the song with actor/songwriter Frank DeVol. During the first season, the theme song was sung by The Peppermint Trolley Company and from the second season on, the Brady kids sang it.

Answer: All In The Family

"All In The Family" debuted in 1971. The series was an innovative hit that changed the course of comedy. The theme song, "Those Were The Days", was sung by stars Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapleton.

Answer: Happy Days

"Happy Days" premiered in 1974. The show originally centered around two teenage boys, but then added the character of their cool, tough friend who wore a leather jacket and rode a motorcycle. The original theme song was "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley And His Comets.

In 1975, the theme changed to "Happy Days" which stayed for the rest of the show's run. Norman Gimbell and Charles Fox sang the theme song until the final season, when it was sung by Bobby Arthur.

Answer: Three's Company

"Three's Company" debuted in 1977. The series was about a young man and two women living together. The theme song, "Come And Knock On Our Door", was sung by Ray Charles and Julia Rinker.

Answer: The Jeffersons

"The Jeffersons" debuted in 1975. The sitcom was about an ambitious black man who opened a chain of cleaning stores and moved to Manhattan's Upper East Side. The theme song, "Moving On Up", was sung by Ja'net DuBois, who starred on "Good Times".

Answer: The Facts Of Life

"The Facts Of Life" premiered in 1979. The show was about an all-girls boarding school and the lives of the girls living under the supervision of a housemother turned dietitian. The original theme song, which ran through the first season, was sung by series star Charlotte Rae. The second version ran for the remainder of the series and was sung by Gloria Loring.

Answer: True

"Silver Spoons" debuted in 1982. It told the saga of a 12-year old computer geek who went to live with his rich but childlike father. "Together" was sung by Ron Dante.

Answer: Growing Pains

"Growing Pains" premiered in 1985. It was centered around the Seaver family, who lived on Long Island, New York. The theme song, "As Long As We Got Each Other", was performed by B.J. Thomas and later co-sung by Jennifer Warnes and Dusty Springfield.

Answer: Full House

"Full House" premiered in 1987 and was about a widower raising his three daughters, with the help of his best friend and brother-in-law. The theme song was performed by Jesse Frederick.

Answer: Mad About You

"Mad About You" debuted in 1992. The series was about a young, bickering couple who were deeply in love despite their differences. The theme song was first performed by Andrew Gold and later had a version with Anita Baker.