This week marks 75 years since “I Love Lucy” first aired, so we’re tuning in to the golden age of television. Today’s eight questions visit some of the best-loved shows of the 1950s and 1960s – sitcoms, Westerns and one very unlucky boat trip. How many can you get?
On "The Andy Griffith Show," Sheriff Andy Taylor kept the peace in which small town?
What was Ralph Kramden's job on "The Honeymooners"?
What was the name of the Cartwright family's ranch on "Bonanza"?
On "Gilligan's Island," what was the name of the boat that set out on that famous three-hour tour?
On "Leave It to Beaver," what was Beaver Cleaver's real first name?
The Western "Gunsmoke" was set in which frontier town?
On "The Dick Van Dyke Show," what did Rob Petrie do for a living?
On "I Love Lucy," who were Lucy and Ricky Ricardo's landlords and best friends?
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Did You Know?
“Gunsmoke” held the record as the longest-running prime-time live-action drama on American TV for decades, with 20 seasons and 635 episodes. It finally gave up the title in 2019, when “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” began its 21st season.