Can you tell Irwin Allen's spectacular Sixties sci-fi shows apart?
Which series was it — Land of the Giants, Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel or Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea?
For children of the 1960s, nobody dazzled quite like Irwin Allen. Before Star Wars — and even before Star Trek — this television visionary brought fantastic new worlds to our living rooms. His four sensational TV shows — Land of the Giants, Lost in Space, The Time Tunnel and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea — set the standard for science-fiction. Cool ships! Talking robots! Colorful aliens! Far-flung adventure!
Let's see how well you can tell them apart! Good luck on your mission!
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Which show featured a ship called the Jupiter 2?
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Which show premiered first, in 1964?
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Which show lasted just a single season?
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Which show centered around a government effort called Project Tic-Toc?
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Which show featured a ship called the Spindrift?
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Which show featured the character Captain Lee Crane?
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Which show featured the incredible technology of the M3-B9 G.U.N.T.E.R.?
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Which show featured one season in black-and-white and three seasons in color?
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Which show did NOT feature a theme song composed by John Williams?
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Which show featured a giant talking carrot?
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Which show had Lee Meriwether in a starring role?
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Which show took place in the year 1983?
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Which show was set in the year 1968?
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Which show took place in the year 1997?
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Which show starred a former teen idol who sang the hit songs "Gidget" and "Goodbye Cruel World"?
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Which show featured Marta Kristen in the cast?
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Which show was based on a hit 1961 movie with the same title?
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Which show lasted the longest on the air — for four seasons?
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Which show featured a hidden underground base in Arizona?
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Which series began with an episode titled "The Crash"?
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86 Comments
19 out of 20. Grew up watching all of these Irwin Allen sci~fi shows. Trivia : On the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea first season episode "The Last Battle" (January 4, 1965) the exterior Italian World War II P.O.W. Camp set from the movie "Von Ryan's Express" was utilized.
Danger! I've got a 202 out of 20!! Danger!!!
Love em all! Thanks for sci-fi sarurday MeTV, it’s genius! Hey, how about more quizzes and stories on planet of the apes?!
I'd like to see the outeri limits