Did these classic shows begin or end in 1969?
Was it hello or goodbye for Star Trek, Scooby Doo and The Brady Bunch?
When many people think of the 1960s, they really think of the late '60s, in particular 1969. Things like Woodstock and the moon landing will forever mark the year in the history books.
It was also an eventful year on television. Many classic shows either made their debut or aired their final episodes during those 365 days. A few did both! Can you guess what happened for each show listed below?
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Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
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The Brady Bunch
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Star Trek
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Night Gallery
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Scooby Doo, Where Are You!
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The Wild Wild West
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The Jim Nabors Hour
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The Big Valley
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H.R. Pufnstuf
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The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
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Marcus Welby, M.D.
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The Mothers-in-Law
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The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour
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The Joe Namath Show
Did these classic shows begin or end in 1969?
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80 Comments
I never heard of the Joe Namath show, which may explain why it started and ended in the same year.
I think you cheated with H.R. PuffnStuff as many of these shows ran one year in new episodes then went into reruns for a decade.
I think you cheated with H.R. PuffnStuff as many of these shows ran one year in new episodes then went into reruns for a decade.
11/14 - only watched a few of those shows, but being just 5 at the time limited my ability to get to a television
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10/14 couple threw me off
12/14 I thought the Smothers Brothers lasted into the 1970s.
Glen Campbell, Jim Nabors, JOE NAMATH(?)...wow, they'd give a variety show to anybody in '69!