Do you know what these classic TV acronyms stand for?
From ALF to MASH, do you know what they mean?

It's hard to fit a seven word title on a TV screen. Which is why acronyms come in handy!
From show titles to secret organizations in spy series, classic television has given us some pretty unique — and hopefully memorable — abbreviations.
See if you can guess what these acronyms mean!

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What does M*A*S*H stand for?
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The Tanners called him ALF. What does ALF stand for?
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What does 'CHiPs' stand for?
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What does the R.F.D. stand for in 'Mayberry R.F.D.'?
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The hit 1975 action series 'S.W.A.T.' was recently remade. What does 'S.W.A.T.' stand for?
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David Hasselhoff drove K.I.T.T. on 'Knight Rider.' What does K.I.T.T. stand for?
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On 'Wonder Woman', Diana Prince worked for the IADC. What did that stand for?
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A super-intelligent computer named IRAC assists Wonder Woman on the show. What does IRAC stand for?
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Napoleon Solo was 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' What does U.N.C.L.E. stand for?
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U.N.C.L.E. faced off against its arch enemy THRUSH What does that stand for?
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On 'Star Trek' the pipes aboard the Enterprise were marked "G.N.D.N." Does does that mean?
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Robert Loggia starred in the 1966-67 action series 'T.H.E. Cat'. What does the T.H.E. stand for?

Do you know what these classic TV acronyms stand for?
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70 Comments

11/12 the one I missed was the computer from Wonder Woman. I stopped watching Wonder Woman when she went to the 1990s
I feel the need to specify that the acronym for Thrush never appeared on the series. It was coined by David McDaniel in one of his novelizations. Considering that the information came from a pair of Thrush agents, it is entirely possible that it is misinformation, as is their claim that the organization was founded by an associate of Professor Moriarty.
"Thrush" is traditionally not written in all caps as an acronym is, which furthers the idea that the name is not, in face, an acronym.
"Thrush" is traditionally not written in all caps as an acronym is, which furthers the idea that the name is not, in face, an acronym.
You got 11 out of 12
We don't have to spell it out… you're a TV trivia genius!
Never even heard of THE Cat. You would have to be a Star Trek Fan to get #11 because it wouldn't be called that on the show if it had ever been mentioned.
We don't have to spell it out… you're a TV trivia genius!
Never even heard of THE Cat. You would have to be a Star Trek Fan to get #11 because it wouldn't be called that on the show if it had ever been mentioned.
You got 10 out of 12
We don't have to spell it out… you're a TV trivia genius!
Missed #11 and #12.
Guessed on both.
#11-It was never mentioned.
#12-I never watched.
We don't have to spell it out… you're a TV trivia genius!
Missed #11 and #12.
Guessed on both.
#11-It was never mentioned.
#12-I never watched.