Classic 1970's Television

The original television series was based on the 1968 movie, starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. The series debuted in 1970 with actors Tony Randall and Jack Klugman.

The show captured the daily routines of a Mobile Army Surgical Unit during the Korean War and ran from 1972 till its epic viewing finale on February 28,1983.

The show ran from 1969 to 1974 and featured two widowed parents each with three children, its five season run has been syndicated for almost 50 years.

The show featuring humorous short stories of love and relationships and in between some campy shorts, it ran for 6 seasons followed by years of syndication.

They moved in next door to the Bunkers, and in 1975 they got their own sitcom spin-off that lasted for 11 seasons.

Considered NBC's answer to the CBS sitcom 'All in the Family' it's six season run set the stage for many African American sitcoms to come.

The show ran for eight seasons from 1977 to 1984 and revolved around the misadventures of three roommates, two girls and one guy, living platonically in California.

The show that launched John Travolta's successful career, where we first heard the term "Sweathogs", and the theme song that went to #1 on the US charts. What show am I talking about?