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Can you match the Sixties TV star to a single frame from their hit show?
Try not to miss it by that much!
Do you know Sixties TV well enough to match these major stars to the correct show, just from a single frame?
Scroll through the scenes below and see if you can point to the correct star every time. Good luck!
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Pick the star who belongs in this creepy scene:
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Pick the star who sat shotgun for this road trip:
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Pick the star who had these men suit up:
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Pick the star who also encountered this mad scientist:
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Pick the star who this wagon of wood belongs to:
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Pick the star sitting on the other side of this desk:
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Pick the star who would be right at home in this scene:
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Pick the star who discovered this sneaky hiding spot:
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Pick the star who encountered this washed-up surfer:
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Pick the star whose show had this memorable scene in its opening credits:
Can you match the Sixties TV star to a single frame from their hit show?
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* Perfect Score!
You got 10 out of 10
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
9 out of 10
easy quiz 10/10
9 out of 10.
You got 10 out of 10
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
You got 10 out of 10
You got 10 out of 10
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Eight out of 10 on this quiz.
Good quiz idea but this one was but a bit too easy.
10/10
10/10
9/10 I missed number 3 I was never a sci fi fan
How in the world could you miss Star Trek?
9 / 10 the trek one got me too
9/10 didnt remember that ep of trek
The Naked Time. The fourth or fifth or third episode they aired where a disease came back on the ship and made everyone drunk. Riley shut down the engines. The remade the episode in The Next Generation series.
"I'll take you home againnnnnnn Cathleennnnn!" :)
You got 10 out of 10
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Got 10 out of 10 - Liked the 60's Star Trek Question - Best Sci-Fi TV Show ever
9/10; missed Star Trek - not a fan and never watched it.
No point bragging when everyone else got 10/10 as well... 60's would have been so much better for growing up without the increasing divorce rate. So destructive to kids...
10 out of 10
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Nice work! You're definitely not in the dog house when it comes to the Sixties!
Perfect game. The pictorial clues made them pretty easy.
Those were really the days my friend, I thought they'd never end. Oh how true. I tune into METV not only to see the shows, but to re-experience those times. Beaver could stop off at the fire station on the way home from school; a kid could go to the movies by himself; Opie could stop off at the Courthouse on the way home from school and so on and so forth.
Back in the (my) day.
We played outside, not online.
Parents called your name, not your cell phone number.
Outside doors were left unlocked until bedtime.
Garage doors were left open and bicycles were left out in the open with no worries.
And if you didn't eat what Mom cooked, then you didn't eat.
Eating out (or ordering in) was reserved for special occasions, not just because Mom didn't want to cook.
Those were the days.
We played outside, not online.
Parents called your name, not your cell phone number.
Outside doors were left unlocked until bedtime.
Garage doors were left open and bicycles were left out in the open with no worries.
And if you didn't eat what Mom cooked, then you didn't eat.
Eating out (or ordering in) was reserved for special occasions, not just because Mom didn't want to cook.
Those were the days.