Can you complete the top three credits of classic TV's biggest stars?
Role call! Prove you're one of television's most attentive stargazers.
The biggest TV stars didn't just appear on television, but often seriously impressed on the big screen, too, just as responsible for hit movies they propelled in starring and supporting roles as the TV series we all watched and loved week to week.
Think you can name the top three credits of TV history's most well-known stars?
Take this quiz where we give you two credits and ask you to pick out the third. Only the most attentive TV stargazers can score 8/10. Good luck!
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Carol Burnett is famous for The Carol Burnett Show and playing a character on its hit spin-off Mama's Family, but in which 1980s family movie did she play a memorable character?
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Ron Howard started as a child star on The Andy Griffith Show, and we all grew up with him on Happy Days, but which 1970s movie also featured the eventual Academy Award-winning director?
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Andy Griffith launched The Andy Griffith Show after impressing in No Time for Sergeants, but later he played a lawyer in which hit series?
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Betty White's first sitcom was called Life With Elizabeth and her best-known sitcom is likely The Golden Girls, but what other sitcom in the 1970s do you know her from?
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Carroll O'Connor's starring role on All in the Family spun off into Archie Bunker's Place, but which 1980s TV drama did he notably star in?
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Dick Van Dyke made a name for himself on The Dick Van Dyke Show, then delighted everyone in Mary Poppins, but he also starred in which 1980s crime drama?
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June Lockhart memorably played the mom on Lassie and Lost in Space, but she also played a doctor on which 1960s sitcom?
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Raymond Burr was riveting on television in both Perry Mason and Ironside, but which Hitchcock movie memorably made him a villain?
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Peter Falk scored his first Oscar nom for Murder, Inc., and everybody knows he played Columbo, but which 1980s family movie did he narrate as the Grandfather?
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William Shatner played Captain Kirk on Star Trek and starred in T.J. Hooker, but can you pick out the 2000s legal drama he also starred in?
Can you complete the top three credits of classic TV's biggest stars?
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42 Comments
10 /10. Guessed #9 (The Princess Bride)
Betty White wasn't in the Bob Newhart Show, but she did become a regular on Newhart's later series "Bob", in which he played the creator of a comic-book superhero brought out of mothballs and re-imagined by a younger team of artists and writers. In its second season, the rebooted comic is canceled and Bob gets a job writing greeting cards, with White as his boss.
10/10. If they really wanted to challenge Shatner fans, they should have mentioned the Seventies series that he was on instead of "Boston Legal". Anyone remember that short-lived Seventies show?
9/10, I understandably missed Betty White, since I can't stand the sight of her. Sorry. Wasn't she also in one of those giant crocodile movies? Lake Placid or something?