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Only a super Seventies kid can ace this 1978 Saturday morning TV quiz
Are you one of the Super Friends or will you enter the Land of the Lost?
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They don't make Saturday mornings quite like they used to. Heck, it's hard to even find cartoons on anymore. Back in the day, when we were kids, the weekend kicked off with animation on every major network. Oh, and there were some awesome live-action shows, too.
The heyday of Saturday morning children's entertainment was undoubtedly between the late-'60s and early-'80s. We might argue that 1978 was particularly great.
In fact, we want to see how well you remember the Saturday network lineup from '78. A true expert will get more than eight correct. Good luck!
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What was the name of this robotic canine who partnered with the Blue Falcon?
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Yogi Bear headed for the stars in a cartoon with a suspiciously familiar font. What was it called?
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What was the name of this buck-toothed beast in the red cap?
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Fat Albert had a whole crew of friends. What was the name of the guy with the hat over his face?
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The myopic Mr. Magoo made a comeback with 'What's New, Mr. Magoo?' What beloved 1960s TV actor voiced the character?
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Speaking of beloved 1960s TV actors, Jonathan Harris of 'Lost in Space' returned to outer space in what show?
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'The New Fantastic Four' featured three of the Fantastic Four — the Thing, Reed and Sue. The Human Torch was replaced with a robot named…?
Image: Disney-ABC Domestic Television
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This cartoon was originally produced in 1973, but was still airing in reruns in 1978.
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The classic comedy trio of Moe, Larry and Curly returned in a cartoon titled…?
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Mercury, Astrea and Hercules were the titular heroic trio known as…?
Image: Filmation / NBC
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This superhero couple appeared as part of 'Tarzan and the Super 7.'
Image: Filmation / Comic Art Fans
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'The Godzilla Power Hour' featured this young monster named…?
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Arte Johnson and Ruth Buzzi of 'Laugh-In' teamed up to provide the voices for this kooky cartoon.
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Only a super Seventies kid can ace this 1978 Saturday morning TV quiz
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6 Comments
10 out of 13. I was more a 60's kind of guy cartoon fan. Really miss saturday cartoons.
You got 13 out of 13
Heroic! You soared through this one! You either watched a lot of television in 1978 or you're a true student of the artform.
Heroic! You soared through this one! You either watched a lot of television in 1978 or you're a true student of the artform.
7/13 missed numbers 2,6,7,9,10, and 12. I was eaten alive by this quiz. blech!
I got 12/13. I only screwed up on #10.
13 out of 13
Heroic! You soared through this one! You either watched a lot of television in 1978 or you're a true student of the artform.
Heroic! You soared through this one! You either watched a lot of television in 1978 or you're a true student of the artform.
You got 11 out of 13
Heroic! You soared through this one! You either watched a lot of television in 1978 or you're a true student of the artform.
Missed #6 and #7.
Heroic! You soared through this one! You either watched a lot of television in 1978 or you're a true student of the artform.
Missed #6 and #7.