Can You Name These 50s TV Classics?

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🎬 1950s Sitcom Challenge: Guess the Show! 📺
Welcome to the 1950s sitcom quiz with your host, Quizzie McGuire! Think you can recognize the most iconic TV shows from the '50s just by looking at a picture? Put your knowledge to the test in this fun and nostalgic quiz!
From unforgettable characters to timeless catchphrases, the '50s brought us some of the greatest sitcoms ever. Whether you're a die-hard fan of '50s television or just love a fun challenge, this quiz is perfect for you. Don’t forget to share your score and challenge your friends to beat it!
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@krissykrupski4973 8 дней назад

I’m just a young girl of 58 but I’ve seen most of these thanks to antenna tv!

@quizziemcguire065 7 дней назад

Love those antenna days ❤️

@johnoxley1946 День назад

Then 4 I didn't know were never aired in my country. Otherwise used to watch all the others. Now that's really giving my age away.

@quizziemcguire065 День назад

Nothing wrong with that!

@rondelbuono7347 5 дней назад

Only missed Our Miss Brooks

@quizziemcguire065 5 дней назад

That’s a tough one; fantastic memory!

@sampraw6256 3 дня назад

Danny thomas show was make room for daddy, bob cummings show was love that bob.honeymooners was a skit from the jackie gleason show

@charleswagar7055 День назад

I missed 3 😮 which surprised me since I'm 76 and obviously a boomer.

@quizziemcguire065 День назад

I threw some tough ones in there, great job!

@reb1050 8 дней назад

I missed 5, and though I knew the names of a few of the characters of various shows, I didn't get the show's name right. However, you must realize that in the 50's, the only control I had over the t.v. was, I got to go outside to turn the antenna in order to get the best reception. I was more subjected to watching things like Liberace, Lawrence Welk, Ed Sullivan, Milton Berle, and the like. But then again, we didn't even have a t.v. until 56 or 57. I think it was a Zenith or an RCA. However, my great uncle had the first t.v. I ever saw...it was a DuMont.

@quizziemcguire065 8 дней назад

That’s an amazing score! I had a Zenith too. Milton Berle was legend 👌🏼

@marilynaicardi1860 День назад

Only missed one, The Life of Riley. Picture was too small, I couldn’t recognize the actors.

@quizziemcguire065 День назад

Sorry bout that! It’s hard to find good pictures of some of the classics; you aced it 💯

@albundy59 9 дней назад

Missed 6 pf them, got all the rest.

@quizziemcguire065 9 дней назад

Amazing job! Al Bundy rocks

@user-ip6th1pz6v 7 дней назад

I saw all of them except amos and andy because I wasn't born until 52 and we didn't have a tv. You forgot a lot of them like Rin Tin Tin

@quizziemcguire065 7 дней назад

Great job! There were so many classics to choose from, it was hard to only pick 20!

@angreagach 4 дня назад

Remember them all well. (Most can still be seen in reruns.) Since when is Lassie a sitcom?

@quizziemcguire065 4 дня назад

That’s great/ ah yes Lassie was an adventure and a drama but not a comedy; most of the time dramas are longer than half hour, but Lassie kept them short!

@SuperJoy71 День назад

All but 2

@quizziemcguire065 День назад

Fantastic 👌🏼

@jackirobinson7365 19 часов назад

Lassie wasn't a comedy

@quizziemcguire065 18 часов назад

Yep, I miffed that one ☝🏼 it was adventure/drama but I always remembered it as fun and it’s only a 30 min show so I mistakenly put it on the sitcom list 🥴

@FrankPeterson-uk9ky 13 дней назад

What a stupid quiz tv wasn't introduced properly into the uk until the early 60s.

@quizziemcguire065 9 дней назад

Sorry bout that, Frank!

@MrBig1946 День назад

We had a TV in 1949 in Chatham, NJ. Close enough to get maybe two stations on an antenna from New York City. They were on for just a few hours a day. I do remember watching Kuckla, Fran and Ollie as a kid. The TV had a huge cabinet and a seven-inch-or-so screen. Mostly it was a test screen with bands of lines emanating from a circle in the center showing an Indian chief mug shot in full headdress.

@quizziemcguire065 День назад

Wow that’s so neat!