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Can you find the ONE title that is NOT the first episode of a Sixties sitcom?
Go back to when we first met iconic 1960s characters.
The 1960s was one of the most imaginative periods in sitcom history, blurring the lines between different worlds, whether that was The Clampetts moving to Beverly Hills or the castaways ending up on Gilligan's Island.
Think you can remember the exact moment you met iconic 1960s characters?
Below, we've pulled the titles of the first episodes of classic Sixties sitcoms. Mixed in is ONE episode that is NOT the first episode of the show, but actually came much later.
Use process of elimination for this one, because it's pretty tough. Good luck!
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Choose the one episode title below that is NOT the first episode of an iconic 1960s sitcom:
Can you find the ONE title that is NOT the first episode of a Sixties sitcom?
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Marooned was NOT the title of the First episode of Gilligans Island. Two On A Raft was.
Got lucky and guessed correct the first time.
Gilligan’s first episode is “Two on a Raft,” not “Marooned.”
I picked The New Housekeeper.
I got the right one!
I picked The Munsters.
I didn't guess.I did narrow it down to two.Here Come The Monkees wasn't one of them.Tough quizzes today.
No I can not find the one episode that is not a first episode, MeTV is right, this is pretty tough. It was fun guessing though.
I picked Here Come The Monkees and i chose the right one.
Missed it! I should have known with Monkeemania abounding here that I should have picked it! Anyone know the correct first Monkees?
The first episode is "Royal Flush", in which Davy and the guys save the Duchess of Harmonica from her evil Uncle Otto. It's the episode that won 2 Emmys in 1967 for Best Comedy Show and Best Directer (James Frawley).