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Don't be a square — match these hippies to the correct TV show
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Get ready for some flower power. It seems like every television show in the 1960s featured hippies at some point. The trend carried over into the 1970s, too.
At the time, the hippies were often portrayed as villains, misguided youth or silly comedic characters. See if you can place these shaggy, free-spirited souls to the correct shows.
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Space hippies! These groovy musical folks appeared in "The Way to Eden."
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The Mosquitoes caused a lot of buzz as hippie rockers on this show.
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Recognize the hippie lady strumming for the little girl?
Image: Screen Gems
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The Standells rocked a shindig at the house of this family.
Image: NBCUniversal
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More space hippies! A group of dangerous space hippies turned up in "Collision of Planets."
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Rob Reiner played a hippie in the memorable "Flower Power" episode of this sitcom.
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Blue Boy was a far out hippie in "The LSD Story."
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This hippie visited his "Uncle Ollie" on which sitcom?
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Perhaps the man in the purple hat can help you place this collective of hippies?
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If you ever needed someone to go undercover as hippies…?
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She sang a cover of Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin'" on this show. See if you can spot the main characters in the crowd.
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The "Robin Hood of Griffith Park" met hippies in one of the England episodes of this sitcom.
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Larry Wilcox wore a "Save the Whales" shirt and this outfit as the hippie in the "Hippies and Yuppies" episode of which show…?
Don't be a square — match these hippies to the correct TV show
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You got 12 out of 13
You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work!
Missed #13.
You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work!
Missed #13.
12 out of 13. But I don't want to be on the hippie bandwagon.
Stupid hippies, trix are for kids
11/13. I am a Hippie with a so-so memory.
13 out of 13 not bad
11/13; missed #7 and #13
11/13
definitely needed the clue "Uncle Olie" on #8 :D
10/13
You got 12 out of 13 - You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work! Guessed correctly on a couple but missed #7, gosh darn it!! If they listed Dragnet before Adam-12 I would have got it right. That episode was recently on.
You got 13 out of 13
You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work!
You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work!
12 for 13, but MeTV screwed up number 12. The query stated that:
"The "Robin Hood of Griffith Park" met hippies in one of the England episodes of this sitcom."
Doh! This episode had zip to do with the England episodes, it is set in Griffith Park!!!
Hello McFly!
A LA park so famous that though I have never been there I am aware of it here in Jersey.
Untold numbers of TV episodes have been shot there, Combat!, Adam-12 etc.
Come on guys,lets get on the stick.
"The "Robin Hood of Griffith Park" met hippies in one of the England episodes of this sitcom."
Doh! This episode had zip to do with the England episodes, it is set in Griffith Park!!!
Hello McFly!
A LA park so famous that though I have never been there I am aware of it here in Jersey.
Untold numbers of TV episodes have been shot there, Combat!, Adam-12 etc.
Come on guys,lets get on the stick.
YES, there was more than one episode from Griffith Park as well - as noted: none related to England series.
11 out of 13. That really blew my groove man. As a young man I lived up in Ny state and remember Hippies coming through the neighborhood coming back from Woodstock. I sold them lemonaid and Iced tea and at the end of the day I gave the stuff away. I had a guy and girl hippie teach me how to do a peace sign and do a "Black Panther" handshake. Groovy!
The "Robin Hood of Griffith Park" episodes of "The Beverly Hillbillies" are among the show's most classic episodes. Granny declares to a pair of hippie-hating police officers: "I'm going down to the creek to smoke some crawdads. But first I need a little pot."
OMG, they don't write 'em like that anymore, do they?
OMG, they don't write 'em like that anymore, do they?
The biggest problem is no one would dare write lines like that one.
You got 12 out of 13
You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work!
Missed the last one with Larry Wilcox...
You belong onboard the hippie bandwagon! Nice work!
Missed the last one with Larry Wilcox...
11 out of 13
The only reason I got question #11 right "Mission Impossible" is because I spotted Barney in the crowd.
The only reason I got question #11 right "Mission Impossible" is because I spotted Barney in the crowd.
I see Leonard Nimoy ("Paris") too, in the striped sweater.
That was so hip, far-out, and groovy man.
Ow! I got my mellow harshed! LOL! 9 for 13...
