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Did this TV show get a big-screen movie adaptation or not?
Did these shows only exist on the small screen?
Hollywood loves recycling. All you have to do is look at the wave of reboots hitting the big screen in the past few years — and throughout all of cinematic history. TV shows have made the jump from the small screen to novels, comic books, lunchboxes, toys, and more— but the least surprising medium shift is probably onto the silver screen.
What is surprising, though, is how the TV shows that got the Hollywood treatment might not be exactly what you'd expect. Can you figure out which ones showed up on the big screen?
Note: This quiz is talking about theatrical films only. Made-for-TV movies do not count. We'd be here all day! Documentaries also don't count.
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Did Dragnet get a movie adaptation?
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Did Star Trek: The Next Generation have a movie adaptation?
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What about The Waltons?
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Did The Greatest American Hero hit the big screen?
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Did The Mary Tyler Moore Show get a movie adaptation?
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How about The Beverly Hillbillies?
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Did Star Trek: Deep Space Nine get a movie?
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Did The Flintstones get a movie adaptation?
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Did The Love Boat come to theaters?
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Did Get Smart get a movie?
Did this TV show get a big-screen movie adaptation or not?
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10 out of 10!
10 for 10
9/10
Got them all correct
For anybody who's wondering, there was a Get Smart movie. It was called The Nude Bomb and from what I've heard, it SUCKED!
I think they're referring to the recent "Get Smart" starring Steve Carrell as Max and Anne Hathaway as 99.
Either way, there was a Big Screen version (and "The Nude Bomb" wasn't THAT bad...)
Got them all in about 45 seconds. Too easy.
9/10
9/10 The only one I don't recall on the big screen, was "Get Smart".
I got 8 correct. AND in 1963, there was a movie called Spencer's Mountain. It was the big screen adaptation to The Walton's, minus two children.
The Waltons was adapted from Spencer's Mountain, not the other way around.....
9/10. #7.
4. Connie Sellecca reminds me so much of MLB Network's Lauren Shehadi.
4. Connie Sellecca reminds me so much of MLB Network's Lauren Shehadi.
Just when I thought I was home free and get a real trophy (instead of that Participation one). #9 Love Boat I have to learn to read first. In Theaters! It had only TV movies . I had another touch of Vertigo right when I was so near to the finish line .
Wonderful Hitchcock movie, great Bernard Hermann score.
SCORE!!! Zoomed right thru that list of questions 😂😎
You aced another quiz Congrats! Former Cal Gal now gets her reward. Song for you too.
I absolutely ❤️ it!! 🤗 ... Thank you
10/10 too easy.
-snort- Another "too easy" one.
Lights, camera, action! You got 7 correct!
Oops, maybe you spend more time with the TV than at the theater.
7/10 isn't bad in my book, MeTV! LOL :)
Oops, maybe you spend more time with the TV than at the theater.
7/10 isn't bad in my book, MeTV! LOL :)
10/10. Yay!
9/10! missed number 3.
9/10! Just missed a Star Trek.
10/10 Some of these movies stank like Dragnet, Beverly Hillbillies and Get Smart imo.
Zwaytrudat.
Awww...I loved the Dragnet movie...and enjoyed both Get Smart movies. Beverly Hillbillies was OK.
8 out of 10. The T.V. show Dragnet was a lot better than the movie.
I never saw the T.V. show Get Smart. But the movie was great!
I never saw the rest of the movies. But I've heard of most of them.
I never saw the T.V. show Get Smart. But the movie was great!
I never saw the rest of the movies. But I've heard of most of them.
