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Can you name these classic TV superheroes?
Can you do justice to this test of TV trivia?
Look! Up on your screen! It's a bird… it's a plane… well, it's a quiz!
Superheroes are everyone in pop culture today, just as cowboys roamed every acre of television and movies in the 1950s. But this is not exactly a new thing. Superheroes have been with us for decades. Beloved TV shows like Adventures of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Super Friends and The Incredible Hulk delivered comic book action in our living rooms each week.
Well, tie a towel around your neck like a cape and take on this challenge! Try to name 8 or more of these television superheroes from the 1950s, '60s, '70s and '80s.
Ask a sidekick if you need help. Good luck!
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Holy purple tights, Batman! Who is this caped crusader?
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Bruce Lee portrayed this sidekick in the 1960s.
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We all known how much the Six Million Dollar Man cost. But what was his real name?
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He was known as the Greatest American Hero, but what was the name of his human alter-ego?
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Who is the big guy on the left?
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He many have been tiny, but this 1960s cartoon superhero packed a big punch.
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Steve Holland played this iconic hero in a 1954 series for the DuMont network.
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On 'Super Friends' they were known as the Wonder Twins. Gleek was the monkey. What were the names of the twins?
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This super duo could be seen on 'The Krofft Supershow' in the 1970s.
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The big guy in the middle battled bad guys on Saturday mornings in the early '80s. What was his name?
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After the success of 'Batman,' other campy heroes hit TV in the 1960s, including this "Nice" guy. What was his name?
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The man in the sparkling suit with wings was a TV superhero in the 1960s. What was his name?
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Can you name these classic TV superheroes?
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I got 12 out of 12. I know my sci-fi and superheroes.
9/12 Missed #7, 11, 12
11/12 missed # 8
You got 11 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
11/12
You got 12 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
11/12. Missed the Steve Holland one. I don't remember ever seeing him.
10 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
12 out of 12 :)
11/12
Can you name these classic TV superheroes?
You got 12 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
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I guessed on the last two questions, on account of I've never heard of "CAPTAIN NICE" or of "MR. TERRIFIC".
You got 12 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
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I guessed on the last two questions, on account of I've never heard of "CAPTAIN NICE" or of "MR. TERRIFIC".
It was a fun parody. Real name, Carter Nash. First superhero outing, some guards saw his monogrammed belt and asked what it was for, best he could come up with was "Captain Nice". Lived with his mother who was not impressed by his choice.
12/12- That is really super!
You got 10 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
You got 11 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Took a wild guess on a few of these (before my time).
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Took a wild guess on a few of these (before my time).
You would also have had to accept "Ralph Hanley" for TGAH's alter ego, as for a brief period they dubbed in a new name due to him accidentally having the same last name as the world's biggest Jodie Foster fan.
11/12! missed the last one, #12.
You got 12 out of 12
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Superb! You earned an A. Call yourself Captain Awesome.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.