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1. This was a children's show with live actors and marionettes. There were a couple of cowboys, an Indian princess, a clown and a live studio audience. Have I said too much?
2. This was a vaudevillian type comedy, variety show. It debuted in 1948 and the last episode aired in 1967. It had a few name changes along the way. I'm looking for the first name. It was named for their chief advertiser, as were many at the time.
3. When I was small, I remember putting a green plastic sheet over the TV screen and drawing along with the characters.
4. Three of the answers below made up 1 hour of soap operas in the early '50's. Which one is not a soap opera?
5. Two suave private detectives work out of L A, sometimes with the help of their very good looking friend who works next door. What's their address, err, I mean, the name of the show?
6. A West Point graduate takes up residence in a swanky hotel in San Francisco. He is well-dressed, loves the finer things in life, doesn't look like he needs to work for a living but helps the underdog.
7. A boy and his pet are the only ones left alive after an Indian attack. What was the name of that show?
8. Game shows were becoming very popular. Garry Moore was the host for most of the episodes of this show. Steve Allen stepped in for a couple of years. Need more? There were 4 celebrity panelists and a guest. In the early years, the guest could eventually win a whopping $20. Got a guess?
9. "There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man." That's it, that's all you get. It's a classic.
10. Three beautiful people work in paradise. Hint - it's not '77 Sunset Strip' but was fashioned after that show since it had been so successful, except this time there are 2 guys and a girl.
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