We'll show you a single frame taken from one of your all time favorite television shows and you try to guess which show it represents. Caution: It's harder than it looks unless you're a true TV fan.
Can You Guess The Classic TV Show Based On Just A Single Frame?
By
Editorial Staff in
Puzzle
On 14th May 2016
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#1 This picturesque coastline was featured on which show?
The Brady Bunch
Gilligan's Island
Hawaii Five-0
Magnum PI
#2 The Brady Bunch
The Bradys traveled to Hawaii for three episodes in season four. This shot was taken from 'Pass the Tabu.' The family often made trips on the show including on to The Grand Canyon. In this episode, you may recall the boys find a hexed talisman that brings them bad luck.
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#3 Do you recognize this car?
The Andy Griffith Show
Laverne & Shirley
The Danny Thomas Show
Happy Days
#4 Laverne & Shirley
Laverne finally learns to drive in the episode title 'Drive! She Said.'
#5 Who is riding the horse?
Flint McCullough, Wagon Train
Marshall Dillon, Gunsmoke
Chester Goode, Gunsmoke
Lucas McCain, The Rifleman
#6 Chester Goode, Gunsmoke
Dennis Weaver as Chester on Gunsmoke. He was never deputized. The attributing of a deputy status to Chester is one of the most common mistakes made in the chronicling of television history. Weaver and his character left Gunsmoke in 1964 making room for Ken Curtis as Festus Haggen.
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#7 Which show featured this top secret facility?
Wonder Woman
The Incredible Hulk
Man From UNCLE
The Bionic Woman
#8 Wonder Woman
The U.S.A.F. department of the Public Information Section at San Remo Air Force Base is used in season 2 in 'Flight To Oblivion.' It was supposed to be 'Top Secret' but they plainly put the name and location on the walls.
#9 Which show boasts this futuristic spaceship?
My Favorite Martian
The Time Tunnel
Star Trek
Lost In Space
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#10 Lost In Space
The futuristic control deck on the 'Jupiter 2' ship was where all the action happened on 'Lost In Space.' The show starred Guy Williams, June Lockhart, Bill Mumy and Jonathan Harris, and ran from 1965-1968.
#11 No, this isn't a teen beach movie. Which show had this groovy roller disco?
Wonder Woman
Happy Days
CHiPs
The Brady Bunch
#12 CHiPs
If you guessed 'Chips' you're correct. This shot was taken from 'Roller Disco: Part 1.' Yes, there were two parts! The roller skating arena was featured in several episodes.
#13 Uh oh. Who called the cops?
Perry Mason
Dragnet
Car 54 Where Are You
The Beverly Hillbillies
#14 The Beverly Hillbillies
The police were none too thrilled about the animals on the estate in the episode 'Elly's Animals,' and came to the big old Clampett mansion when Mrs. Drysdale called the po=po on her.
#15 Here's something you don't see every day. Which show featured this daredevil?
The Andy Griffith Show
The Flying Nun
Mayberry, RFD
Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.
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#16 Mayberry RFD
It's from Mayberry RFD, the spin-off from The Andy Griffith Show that starred Ken Berry, George Lindsey, Francis Bavier, Alice Ghostley and Jack Dodson as Howard Sprague. In this episode, "Howards Hobby," Howard takes a skydiving class.
#17 It looks like they're taking the woman on the left somewhere. Who is that woman?
Lucy Ricardo, I Love Lucy
Donna Stone, The Donna Reed Show
June Cleaver, Leave It to Beaver
Sally Rogers, The Dick Van Dyke Show
#18 Lucy Ricardo
They're taking Lucy to the Tropicana in the episode 'Lucy's Last Birthday,' where Ricky has planned a surprise birthday for her but she doesn't want to go for some reason. Eye, eye, eye, Lucy!
#19 Which city is featured in this shot?
New York City, Kojak
Chicago, The Bob Newhart Show
Minneapolis, The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Chicago, Good Times
#20 The Mary Tyler Moore Show
The Mary Tyler Moore Show took place in Minneapolis, and exterior shots of the city were often seen throughout the episodes, including the iconic tossing of the hat on a downtown Minneapolis street, where today there stands a statue depicting the event.
