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Can you find the one show that was NOT on the air in 1969?
Which one of these classic shows didn’t air new episodes that year?
By any measure, 1969 was a good year for TV. Whether you wanted to watch sitcoms, science-fiction series, dramas, or variety shows, there was plenty to choose from!
Eight of the shows below aired new episodes that year, but one did not — either because it had already ended or it hadn't yet been created. Can you find the outlier in three guesses or less? Keep picking until you find it!
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Which of these shows was NOT airing new episodes in 1969?
Can you find the one show that was NOT on the air in 1969?
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I knew Gilligan's Island went off about 1966, was only on 2 or 3 years.
THE Lawrence Welk SHOW (1955)
ABC-TV's THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE (1964)
MAJOR BOWES/TED MACK & THE ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR (1936 & 1948)
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (1940)
THE LUCY SHOW & HERE'S LUCY (1962)
THE PINK PANTHER SHOW (Premiere/Debut)
HANNA-BARBERA & Kellogg's of Battle Creek, MI Presents The Banana Splits ADVENTURE HOUR (1968)
THE SUPER SIX (6) (1966)
DAVEY & GOLIATH (1960)
He Said, She Said (Released 1st on Syndicated TV)
UPBEAT! (1966)
KUP'S SHOW (1962)
Dream House (1968)
MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (1968)
ANOTHER WORLD (1964)
THE DOCTORS (1963)
THE SECRET STORM (1954)
and there's many show in Daytime TV Shows That Never Be and Maybe Watched During The Day among the Analog Syndicated/Network Television Broadcasts concern to depend on The Station's Viewing Area by The A.C. Nielsen Family Company.
ABC-TV's THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE (1964)
MAJOR BOWES/TED MACK & THE ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR (1936 & 1948)
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (1940)
THE LUCY SHOW & HERE'S LUCY (1962)
THE PINK PANTHER SHOW (Premiere/Debut)
HANNA-BARBERA & Kellogg's of Battle Creek, MI Presents The Banana Splits ADVENTURE HOUR (1968)
THE SUPER SIX (6) (1966)
DAVEY & GOLIATH (1960)
He Said, She Said (Released 1st on Syndicated TV)
UPBEAT! (1966)
KUP'S SHOW (1962)
Dream House (1968)
MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (1968)
ANOTHER WORLD (1964)
THE DOCTORS (1963)
THE SECRET STORM (1954)
and there's many show in Daytime TV Shows That Never Be and Maybe Watched During The Day among the Analog Syndicated/Network Television Broadcasts concern to depend on The Station's Viewing Area by The A.C. Nielsen Family Company.
The MATCH GamE (1962)
THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1966)
SNAP JUDGMENT (1967)
What's My Line? (1950)
To Tell The TRUTH (1956)
LET'S MAKE A DEAL (1963)
JEOPARDY! (1964)
Eye Guess (1966)
THE DATING GAME (1965)
The Newlywed Game (1966)
(NBC's) CONCENTRATION (1958)
THE GUIDING LIGHT (1937 & 1952)
AS THE WORLD TURNS (1956)
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW & LOVE OF LIVE (1951)
ONE LIFE TO LIVE (1968)
GENERAL HOSPITAL (1963)
DARK SHADOWS (1966)
THE DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1965)
IT TAKES TWO (1969)
AMERICAN BANDSTAND (1952 & 1957)
P.D.Q. (1965)
PAY CARDS (1968)
ART LINKLETTER'S HOUSE PARTY & THE LINKLETTER FAMILY SHOW & KIDS SAY THE DARNDEST THINGS (1945 & 1952)
THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1966)
SNAP JUDGMENT (1967)
What's My Line? (1950)
To Tell The TRUTH (1956)
LET'S MAKE A DEAL (1963)
JEOPARDY! (1964)
Eye Guess (1966)
THE DATING GAME (1965)
The Newlywed Game (1966)
(NBC's) CONCENTRATION (1958)
THE GUIDING LIGHT (1937 & 1952)
AS THE WORLD TURNS (1956)
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW & LOVE OF LIVE (1951)
ONE LIFE TO LIVE (1968)
GENERAL HOSPITAL (1963)
DARK SHADOWS (1966)
THE DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1965)
IT TAKES TWO (1969)
AMERICAN BANDSTAND (1952 & 1957)
P.D.Q. (1965)
PAY CARDS (1968)
ART LINKLETTER'S HOUSE PARTY & THE LINKLETTER FAMILY SHOW & KIDS SAY THE DARNDEST THINGS (1945 & 1952)
The answer was obvious to those who knew G.I. only ran for 3 seasons (1964-Apr. 1967), so there was no new episodes in 1968 as well as 1969. It was supposed to be renewed, but the wife of the CBS programmer demanded "Gunsmoke" stay on, so G.I. was axed to keep it on (1955-75) in the Fall of 1967. G.I. could have filmed color episodes in the Fall of 1967, and the Dick Van Dyke Show would have probably done so in the Fall of 1966, for its 6th season, had it stayed on past June 1 of that year.
Took me 2 tries. I am not old enough to remember I guess lol...
Got it on the first try.
1/1 shortest quiz ever.
Got it right away
3rd times the charm lol.....
Time is not my friend.
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Got it on the first try! Too easy
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got it right on my first try!
If I had THOUGHT about it I would have gotten it on the first try. I knew "Gilligan's Island" was one of the shows in production at the time of JFK's death in 1963, the show only lasted 3 years, so it COULDN'T have a new episode in 1969. DUH!
G.I.'s pilot was filmed that very sad day, Friday, Nov. 22, 1963, and you can see the flag flying at half-staff in the distance on its afternoon filming.
Got it on the first try. 😁