They Said It In the 70s

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1. 1970: This variety show debuted on NBC in the fall of 1970 and quickly became a hit with phrases that were widely copied such as "The devil made me do it" and "What you see is what you get." Name the show. Saturday Night Live Rowan and Martin's Laugh In The Flip Wilson Show Hee Haw

2. 1971: The top rated show of the '71-72 season often featured the lead character telling his wife, whom he lovingly called a dingbat, to "stifle yourself." Which television classic is this? Hogan's Heroes All in the Family Marcus Welby, MD Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman

3. 1972: What show began its long run during the '72-73 season and featured the phrase "God will getcha for that, Walter"? The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour Maude Kojak Rhoda

4. 1973: Which popular cop show that ranked #5 for the '73-74 season featured the memorable closing words "Book 'em, Danno"? Dragnet Hawaii Five-O Mannix Adam-12

5. 1974: The second-rated show of the '74-75 season often had the lead character clutching his chest as if having a heart attack and shouting to his dead wife "You hear that, Elizabeth? I'm coming to join ya, honey!" when he wasn't getting his way. Which program was it? The Jeffersons The Rockford Files Chico and the Man Sanford and Son

6. 1975: "Up your nose with a rubber hose!" was one of many sayings that made this show popular, especially with teen-agers, when it debuted in the fall of 1975. Name it. Barney Miller Happy Days Welcome Back Kotter Joanie Loves Chachi

7. 1976: What was the #2 ranked show of this season that opened with the words "Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Hasenpfeffer Incorporated"? The Partridge Family Laverne and Shirley One Day at a Time Police Woman

8. 1977: For the five seasons this show aired, the lead character always received the same greeting whenever she called down to her drunk-sounding doorman (who was heard but never seen): "Hello, this is Carlton, your doorman." Name this spin-off of another tv classic. Good Times Phyllis Rhoda Mary Tyler Moore Show

9. 1978: Four words from this Top 20 show of 1978 say it all: "Ze plane! Ze plane!" Fantasy Island Airplane! The Love Boat The Bob Newhart Show

10. 1979: This sitcom ran on CBS from 1976-1984 but peaked in the ratings at #4 during the '79-80 season with signature lines like "Kiss my grits!" Which is it? The Andy Griffith Show Alice The Beverly Hillbillies Benson