Can You Identify These Iconic Sitcoms Of The ’70s?

Question 1/30

Bea Arthur played an outspoken, politically liberal woman on this sitcom:

Maude
Alice
Tabitha

Question 2/30

Lisa Hartman was the star of this "Bewitched" spin-off:

Tabitha
On Our Own
Alice

Question 3/30

This show was about a multicultural remedial class known as the "Sweathogs":

Happy Days
One Day at a Time
Welcome Back, Kotter

Question 4/30

This revolutionary-for-its-time show featured a never-married, independent career woman as its central character:

Moonlighting
The Mary Tyler Moore Show
Murphy Brown

Question 5/30

This show was a spin-off of "Happy Days":

Rhoda
Laverne & Shirley
Good Times

Question 6/30

In this show, a guy pretended to be gay so he was allowed to rent an apartment with two women:

It's a Living
Three's Company
Night Court

Question 7/30

This show starred Carroll O'Connor, Jean Stapleton, Rob Reiner and Sally Struthers:

All in the Family
Happy Days
Good Times

Question 8/30

This show was a nighttime parody of soap operas:

Good Times
The Ropers
Soap

Question 9/30

This series took place during the Korean War:

M*A*S*H
Private Benjamin
Hogan's Heroes

Question 10/30

This sitcom was "the story of a lovely lady, who was bringing up three very lovely girls...":

The Walton's
Eight is Enough
The Brady Bunch

Question 11/30

This show was about the owner of an escort service in New York City:

The Bob Newhart Show
The Ted Knight Show
Benson

Question 12/30

Elizabeth Montgomery was the star of this series:

The Addams Family
Bewitched
The Munsters

Question 13/30

Bonnie Franklin starred as a divorced mom raising two teenage daughters in this sitcom:

One Day at a Time
Rhoda
It's a Living

Question 14/30

Charo was a frequent guest star on this long-running sitcom:

The Love Boat
Benson
Facts of Life

Question 15/30

Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges played orphans from Harlem in this sitcom:

Diff'rent Strokes
Good Times
Happy Days

Question 16/30

A running gag in this series was Redd Foxx faking a heart attack:

Diff'rent Strokes
The Jefferson's
Sanford and Son

Question 17/30

In this sitcom, Loni Anderson played a receptionist who is the highest paid employee at her company:

WKRP in Cincinnati
Alice
Good Times

Question 18/30

This show was set in inner-city Chicago:

Family Matters
Good Times
The Jeffersons

Question 19/30

The family at the center of this sitcom moved from Brooklyn to Manhattan because of the success of their dry-cleaning business:

Family Matters
A Different World
The Jeffersons

Question 20/30

This "Soap" spin-off featured a wise-cracking, African-American butler:

Benson
Diff'rent Strokes
Good Times

Question 21/30

This show depicted the idealized life of the '50s and '60s:

Happy Days
Good Times
Welcome Back, Kotter

Question 22/30

Robin Williams starred as an extraterrestrial on this show:

Mike and Molly
ALF
Mork and Mindy

Question 23/30

This sitcom was set at a roadside diner outside Phoenix, Arizona:

What's Happening!!
Alice
The Facts of Life

Question 24/30

This show took place at an all-female boarding school in Peekskill, New York:

Delta House
Diff'rent Strokes
The Facts of Life

Question 25/30

This show was a spin-off and continuation of "All in the Family":

Welcome Back, Kotter
Archie Bunker's Place
Benson

Question 26/30

This show starring Valerie Harper was a spin-off of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show":

Rhoda
Alice
Tabitha

Question 27/30

This show was about a trucker who drove around with a chimp:

Me and the Chimp
B.J. and the Bear
Chico and the Man

Question 28/30

This show took place at an NYPD station in Greenwich Village:

Chico and the Man
Benson
Barney Miller

Question 29/30

This sitcom was loosely based on the '70s film "Cooley High":

What's Happening!!
The Jeffersons
Happy Days

Question 30/30

Danny DeVito played an abusive employer in this sitcom:

Welcome Back, Kotter
Taxi
It's a Living