Can you recognize your favorite black-and-white TV shows in full color?
Do the sets and characters look different in color?

Black-and-white cinematography is beautiful. The shadows of noir give it that extra grittiness. A 1950s living room just feels cozier and more familiar in black-and-white. Even Parasite, the most recent winner of the Oscar for Best Picture, is getting a release in black-and-white.
Some of the greatest shows in television history filmed in black-and-white. You know them best for the look.
But would you recognize them in full color? See if the sets and characters still ring a bell in a rainbow of colors.

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Does this kitchen — and redhead — look familiar to you?
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This apocalyptic scene looks much different in vivid color.
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This family actually had bright pink walls in their gothic home.
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The show later turned color, but she was only in the black-and-white ones.
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Do you recognize this living room — and the woman dancing in it?
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The pistols might be unfamiliar, but that jawline is iconic.
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The only one missing is a driver.
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The car was bright red, actually.
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Eek!
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This dapper man had a crimson tie.
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Who's on the boat?
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Does the actor give it away?
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Just a pleasant evening with the family.
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Finally, recognize these sitcom kids?

Can you recognize your favorite black-and-white TV shows in full color?
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113 Comments

NUMBER ONE IS INCORRECT YOU TARDS!!!!!
THAT IS I LOVE LUCY!
Which look do you prefer?
I prefer The original Black and White. It was filmed in B&w, it should remain that way.