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Can you find the ONE TV show that started in the 1960s and ended in the 1980s?
Try to find the single series that spanned three decades!
What does it take to become a classic TV series? Well, lasting a long time never hurts. The following titles all ran for years. In fact, they're some of the longest-running shows of their era.
But only ONE title below began in the 1960s… and ended in the 1980s. See if you can figure out which one it is.
Think before you pick! But you can keep clicking around until you find the right answer.
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Find the single TV show below that started in the 1960s and ended in the 1980s!
Can you find the ONE TV show that started in the 1960s and ended in the 1980s?
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I knew the answer right away
Got it on the first shot.
You picked the right one!
Correct! Well done! This hip, Hawaiian detective show kicked off in 1968… and aired its final episode on April 5, 1980. A dozen seasons! That's a lot of booking, Danno!
You picked the right one!
Correct! Well done! This hip, Hawaiian detective show kicked off in 1968… and aired its final episode on April 5, 1980. A dozen seasons! That's a lot of booking, Danno!
Too easy.
Got it before I saw the choices.
Never got it.
You picked the right one!
Correct! Well done! This hip, Hawaiian detective show kicked off in 1968… and aired its final episode on April 5, 1980. A dozen seasons! That's a lot of booking, Danno!
Correct! Well done! This hip, Hawaiian detective show kicked off in 1968… and aired its final episode on April 5, 1980. A dozen seasons! That's a lot of booking, Danno!
You picked the right one!
Correct! Well done! This hip, Hawaiian detective show kicked off in 1968… and aired its final episode on April 5, 1980. A dozen seasons! That's a lot of booking, Danno!
Correct! Well done! This hip, Hawaiian detective show kicked off in 1968… and aired its final episode on April 5, 1980. A dozen seasons! That's a lot of booking, Danno!
That took like 5 guesses lol
I went through the entire list, after 4 incorrect answers, I just picked at random to see how long they ran.
Took me twice but I got it right.
Bingo!
Though it still surprises me as I do not remember one episode for the late 1970s of a show I use to watch every week.
Though it still surprises me as I do not remember one episode for the late 1970s of a show I use to watch every week.
Yeah, I knew the answer before I even looked at the choices. Loved that show.
wont say which one but got it right....watched with my great grandma
I got it pretty quickly - I have always been a big fan of the original Hawaii Five-O.
Me too. In fact I'm watching season 6 on DVD now. There was one episode that had Pat Morita, Gregory Sierra and Ron Glass in the same episode. I didn't recognize Ron Glass until I saw his name in the end credits and went back to review it. He was killed off in the episode pretty quickly whereas Gregory Sierra lasted until the end. Perry King was also in one.
Such a great show. Supposedly the new one is good as well, though I've never seen it. Jack Lord was all it...
That was back when Adults were in charge.
I'm a big fan of both, but they are completely different series. Rewatching the original now on the CBS streaming network. It never gets old.
Got it!
Yes! I picked the right one
I knew it right away without having to read the choices. I remember it from the late '60s and when it was cancelled in 1980. The theme was a hit record after the show premiered in '68.
I knew where they were going right away.
Surprisingly very few shows survived the 60s and 70s into the 80s.
Surprisingly very few shows survived the 60s and 70s into the 80s.
We need the original Hawaii Five-0 back on Me-TV! The remake is not the same. It would have been much better if the remake characters were Steve McGarrett JUNIOR and Danny Williams JUNIOR.
Absolutely agree!
and they grew up together
I agree
It was on METv for quite awhile.
The original H5O rules the CBS' airwaves from 1968 to 1980 and the definitely made a comeback in the 2010's!
Always Hawaii Five-0 (or HF0) with a zero. Both versions.