Can you I.D. these obscure female characters from 1970s TV shows?
Small roles. Big impressions.
In the 1970s, even if a TV character only appeared a handful of times, it could still make a big impression. Many of the decade's most memorable actresses filled bit parts on iconic series, and on every show, from sitcoms to sci-fi, we met so many strong female characters.
Think you can I.D. them all? This quiz is a good start!
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On Wonder Woman, Debra Winger played Diana Prince's younger sister:
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On Diff'rent Strokes, Janet Jackson plays Willis' first love:
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On Charlie's Angels, she was the last angel to be called by Charlie:
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On Happy Days, real rocker Suzi Quatro played what character?
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On Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, she was the chief villain bent on conquering Earth:
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On M*A*S*H, this nurse gets involved with Hawkeye and in a pivotal scene, stitches up a patient due to a shortage of doctors:
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In the very first episode of The Odd Couple, the guys go on a double date with these sisters:
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On The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Penny Marshall appeared twice as this nurse and Mary's neighbor:
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On WKRP in Cincinnati, the marvelous character actress Edie McClurg played Herb Tarlek's wife:
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For The Brady Bunch episode "Kelly's Kids," we watched the Kelly family adopt a son for a potential spin-off of the family show. What was the Kelly family's mom's name?
Can you I.D. these obscure female characters from 1970s TV shows?
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You got 10 out of 10
Janet Jackson knows who the biggest '70s fan is.
Janet Jackson knows who the biggest '70s fan is.
You got 9 out of 10
Janet Jackson knows who the biggest '70s fan is. Maybe so but is sure as hell is not me.
Janet Jackson knows who the biggest '70s fan is. Maybe so but is sure as hell is not me.
8 out of 10. Edit McClure was also Mrs. Poole in The Hogan Family, and the secretary in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
She was also in Back to School as Thornton Melon's secretary, and she was the one with a stenotype machine taking notes in Economics class.
It's sad, that as talented an actress as Edie was, she is no longer able to perform. I believe {one of} the last parts she played was in Frozen. She had been working steadily up until 2 years ago.
She's in her 70's now, and is suffering from Dementia. They have been trying to get one of her cousins to gain control of her. To oversee her affairs, as she can no longer do so herself. Here's hoping her family is able to help her. One final note: There is a man who claims he's trying to help her, and he could best do so if he and Edie were married. Edie's family really believes that she doesn't fully comprehend what that would mean if they were married; but it doesn't sound good. The family claims that he has been verbally abusive towards her.
She's in her 70's now, and is suffering from Dementia. They have been trying to get one of her cousins to gain control of her. To oversee her affairs, as she can no longer do so herself. Here's hoping her family is able to help her. One final note: There is a man who claims he's trying to help her, and he could best do so if he and Edie were married. Edie's family really believes that she doesn't fully comprehend what that would mean if they were married; but it doesn't sound good. The family claims that he has been verbally abusive towards her.
10/10💃💃💃💃💃 You got 10 out of 10."Janet Jackson knows who the biggest 70's fan is." Well....,all due respect to Ms Jackson,but I have no clue how I aced this one.😋
8/10 and a few comments: I believe Dorothy Ramsey was I Love Lucy. On 3, I mixed up Shelly Hack and Tanya Roberts[who didn't show up until 1980, so not for this quiz]. Pinky was the older sister played by Roz Kelly. I mentioned Paula in a previous post, but STILL got her name wrong! Finally, I guessed the last question [haven't seen that episode since the first broadcast] but got it right anyway!!!