Can you guess the premise of these real sitcoms from the 1960s?
What were these wild one-season-wonders about?

The following 10 sitcoms are very real. They just happened to air for a single season more than half a century ago.
Remember, this was the era of Batman, Bewitched, Jeannie, The Munsters, Green Acres, Get Smart and Gilligan's Island. In other words, shows were not afraid to get wonderfully weird and wildly creative.
See if you can guess — or remember! — what these shows were all about. Perhaps the title screen will help and provide a clue?

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The Baileys of Balboa
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Bringing Up Buddy
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Don't Call Me Charlie
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The Double Life of Henry Phyfe
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Guestward Ho!
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The Hathaways
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Occasional Wife
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Our Man Higgins
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Rango
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The Second Hundred Years

Can you guess the premise of these real sitcoms from the 1960s?
Your Result...
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72 Comments

'You got 9 out of 10. You weren't monkeying around! Nice work!' Huh . . never saw any of these shows! Time to buy a lottery ticket . . .
2 out of 10 I have never heard of any of these shows, had to be b4 my time. And I guess on all the answers.
I can remember watching "Rango." It was passable for me, then a young boy. As I recall, it was standard silliness and a vehicle for the star to do his Ensign Parker character in a different setting.
8 for 10. I think it's a toss up over which cast is brighter. The chimps of The Hathaways or
the Kardashian clan.
I understand The Hathaways failed because Miss Jane left the series and went to work for
the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills.
the Kardashian clan.
I understand The Hathaways failed because Miss Jane left the series and went to work for
the Commerce Bank of Beverly Hills.
5/10 all guesses, I never heard of any of them.
I'm in my 60s and have been a TV addict my whole life.
I'm in my 60s and have been a TV addict my whole life.
I actually remember three of them and of those three, watched two.
The Double Life of Henry Phyfe starred Red Buttons and had Fred Clark as Mr. Hannahan. I think he later did Glad trash or sandwich bag commercials and died in 1968.
The Double Life of Henry Phyfe starred Red Buttons and had Fred Clark as Mr. Hannahan. I think he later did Glad trash or sandwich bag commercials and died in 1968.
6/10 Mostly lucky guesses.....never even heard of a lot of them......probably a lot of bombs that never made it to a 2nd season.