Can you complete the names of 1970s TV characters?
Prove you're on a first AND last name basis with 1970s TV.
Think you can complete the names of some of TV's best supporting and star characters?
Below, we've left blank either the first name or last name of a prominent character featured on 1970s television shows like The Jeffersons, Charlie's Angels, M*A*S*H, The Brady Bunch and more.
It's up to you to pick the right name to complete the character reference every time. Good luck!
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On The Brady Bunch, Sam was a butcher and Alice's sweetie. Can you guess his LAST name?
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On Charlie's Angels, Kelly was one of the original angels, played by Jaclyn Smith. Can you guess her LAST name?
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On M*A*S*H, he was better known as Radar, a character Gary Burghoff played in both the TV show and movie. Can you guess his real FIRST name?
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On Happy Days, Lori Beth was Richie's main squeeze. Can you guess her LAST name?
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On Kolchak: The Night Stalker, do you remember Kolchak's FIRST name?
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On WKRP in Cincinnati, Andy arrives and shakes up the station for good. Can you guess his LAST name?
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Don Knotts joined the cast of Three's Company as the landlord Mr. Furley. Can you guess his FIRST name?
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On Taxi, Rhea Perlman memorably played Zena, girlfriend of Louie De Palma. Can you guess her LAST name?
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On The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Georgette marries Ted Baxter mid-series, but can you guess her MAIDEN name?
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On The Jeffersons, the doorman Ralph is pretty into his tips. Can you guess his LAST name?
Can you complete the names of 1970s TV characters?
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42 Comments
10/10. Pure luck. I only knew 4 for sure. The rest were guesses.
8/10. Oddly enough, I missed both answers that were “Franklin.”