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

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

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

From pushing societal norms with the “Mary Tyler Moore Show” to the brazen humor of “All in the Family”, the ’70s was truly an era of television firsts. But how well do you really remember the iconic sitcoms of this era? Take our quiz and find out!

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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

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