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Can you match these secret agents to the correct TV shows?
This quiz will make you say, "U.N.C.L.E.!"
Spies always make for great television — action, suspense, double-crosses, exotic locales. The spy-show genre was particularly popular in the 1960s, as James Bond inspired small-screen super agents like Napoleon Solo and James West. Of course, spies continued to ply their trade throughout the 1970s and 1980s.
Your mission: go through this dossier of character names and match them to the correct shows!
Good luck!
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Barbara Feldon played Agent 99 on this lighthearted spy series.
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Steve Austin works for a government agency called the OSI on this show.
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Simon Templar was the underground do-gooder on this series.
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Artemus Gordon was a Secret Service agent serving under Ulysses Grant on this show.
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Dan Briggs led the IMF on this series.
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April Dancer could be found on this show.
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Dr. Cathy Gale did judo in leather on this cool Sixties series.
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John Drake was a spy for NATO in this series.
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"Intertect" was a super detective agency in (only) the first season of this action show.
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Kelly Robinson was a central character on this spy series.
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The secretive "Agency to Prevent Evil" employed the simian star of this show.
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A former Star Trek star played Jeff Cable on this Seventies series.
Can you match these secret agents to the correct TV shows?
Your Result...
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135 Comments
12/12.
11 out of 12
I get really tired of the page jumping just as I'm about to touch the selection and getting credited with the wrong answer when I tapped the right one.
I was too young too know some of the shows.
12of12 but I guessed the last 2.
11/12. Not bad, considering I knew about most of these shows.
11/12. Easy quiz.
Grew up in the 60s. Only had three channels. 70s were more channels. So that’s my excuse/ reason for doing poor on older shows. Lol
12/12
I remember all the fanfare in the 60s when they announced that The Avengers was coming to American television. Man I was *there* for it! Plopped down in front of the TV set on premiere night and... and... what is *this* thing? Where are Thor and Captain America and...? Oh man!! SO disappointed.
I remember all the fanfare in the 60s when they announced that The Avengers was coming to American television. Man I was *there* for it! Plopped down in front of the TV set on premiere night and... and... what is *this* thing? Where are Thor and Captain America and...? Oh man!! SO disappointed.
Why did you assume that The Avengers (comic book) was ever going to be adapted for TV (and as a live action TV series)? The ONLY live-action show that got made from a comic book was Batman (The Green Hornet was a superhero from a radio show); if the Avengers was to be made into a TV show, it would be as a animated one to be shown on Saturday mornings much like how the Fantastic Four was and the Marvel Super Hero Show was:
Thankfully, that crappy show was superseded by the movie series and the third cartoon series, as shown here:
Thankfully, that crappy show was superseded by the movie series and the third cartoon series, as shown here:
"Why did you assume that The Avengers (comic book) was ever going to be adapted for TV (and as a live action TV series)?"
Perhaps because I was only 9.
Perhaps because I was only 9.
You got 11 out of 12
Looks like you are the true "intelligence officer"! Nice work!
Blast #9. 🦨
Looks like you are the true "intelligence officer"! Nice work!
Blast #9. 🦨
12/12. Not a bad outing for a change.
Pretty easy quiz. Regarding question #7, the Avengers would really be a welcome addition to the ME TV lineup. And not just the color episodes because we need to see the Cathy Gale episodes, and possibly even the earlier ones with Venus Smith.
A point of interest would be the realism of Cathy Gales fight scenes probably because she was in reality a black belt in Judo. It was pretty apparent she had to hold herself back to keep from injuring the other actors.
A point of interest would be the realism of Cathy Gales fight scenes probably because she was in reality a black belt in Judo. It was pretty apparent she had to hold herself back to keep from injuring the other actors.
12/12. One of the easier quizzes.
Only missed the last question and that was because I had never heard of any of those shows
9 out of 12
I'm shocked I got 11 out of 12...Wow
9 out of 12. Not bad considering that I don't watch spy shows.
Cool
4/12 NO Good
DIz, if you get ZLiving network they show Danger Man AKA Secret Agent 1 PM EASTERN weekdays
Unfortunately, I don't have that network, but thanks for the heads up.
You can also just buy the show on DVD (https://www.shoutfactory.com/product/secret-agent-aka-danger-man-the-complete-series?product_id=4087)