Are these Space Age characters from The Jetsons or Lost in Space?
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Two shows that perfectly exemplify the wonderful and wacky 1960s view of the future are The Jetsons and Lost in Space. They both showed a far-out vision of what lay beyond Earth's surface at the height of the space race.
While one is a live-action galactic adventure and the other an animated family sitcom, both are full of characters with futuristic space names. Below are some examples. Can you guess which ones are from The Jetsons and which ones are from Lost in Space?


Are these Space Age characters from The Jetsons or Lost in Space?
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9/13 The Robinsons IMO the worst parents ever. They've seen Smith use their kids as human shields many times. And all those "camping" trips with Will need I say more.
11/13. Not bad considering I never watched The Jetsons and hate Lost in Space. Got most just by thinking about whether or not the name sounded most likely to be in a cartoon.
8/13. Good thing this quiz wasn't about space squat... 'cause it seems I don't know squat about some of those characters...
Hanna/Barbera was airways an enigma to me. Huckleberry Hound showed promise, the Flintstones did not.
Yet over the past years someone is watching Bedrock , Huckleberry disappears like , dinosaurs ?
Beats me, long after H/B closed shop and was sold off Fred , Barney and others seem to be going strong.
Yet over the past years someone is watching Bedrock , Huckleberry disappears like , dinosaurs ?
Beats me, long after H/B closed shop and was sold off Fred , Barney and others seem to be going strong.
Ironic the Lost in Space and Star Trek lasted rhe same amount of seasons.
June Lockhart and William Shatner were on a game show “You Don’t Say” and June commented that the shows should “link up” is space. That was 1967 , just before LIS was shuffled off into the cosmos.
It seems the “Suits” at NBC had little regard for Roddenberry or the Star Trek crew. Little did they know about the power of merchandising.! Like Lucas and his cronies...
June Lockhart and William Shatner were on a game show “You Don’t Say” and June commented that the shows should “link up” is space. That was 1967 , just before LIS was shuffled off into the cosmos.
It seems the “Suits” at NBC had little regard for Roddenberry or the Star Trek crew. Little did they know about the power of merchandising.! Like Lucas and his cronies...