Can You Match These Actors to Their 1960s TV Shows?

"Petticoat Junction" was a '60s TV show that starred Bea Benaderet. She died from lung cancer and pneumonia before the end of the show’s run.

Jack Webb was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Dragnet." The 1967 series was the second "Dragnet" TV series. The original one ran from 1951 to 1959.

"Adam-12" was a '60s TV show that starred Martin Milner. Each episode dealt with the typical day in the life of Los Angeles Police Department police officers.

Dick Van Dyke was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "The Dick Van Dyke Show." The series is notable for having won 15 Emmy Awards.

"My Favorite Martian" was a '60s TV show that starred Ray Walston. The series had 107 episodes in total - 75 of them were in black and white and the final 32 were in color.

Patrick Macnee was one of the actors who had a leading role in the 60s TV show, "The Avengers." The show was highly successful, having 161 episodes and running for six seasons.

"I Love Lucy" was a '60s TV show that starred Desi Arnaz. It was notable for being the most-watched show in the U.S. for four of its seasons.

Eric Fleming was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Rawhide." It is notable for being one of the longest-running American television westerns of all time.

"I Dream of Jeannie" was a '60s TV show that starred Barbara Eden. She portrayed a 2,000-year-old genie that falls in love with an astronaut, Captain Tony Nelson.

Robert Reed was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "The Brady Bunch." The series began at the tail end of the '60s and ran for five seasons.

"The Beverly Hillbillies" was a '60s TV show that starred Buddy Ebsen. It featured a family of hillbillies who struck oil on their land and subsequently moved to Beverly Hills, California.

Dwayne Hickman was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, 'The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis." It is notable for being the first American TV series on a major network that featured teenagers as leading characters.

Lorne Greene was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Bonanza." It is notable for being the second longest running western series on American network television.

"Hawaii Five-O" was a '60s TV show that starred Jack Lord. The series began at the tail end of the '60s and ran for 12 seasons.

Fred Gwynne was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "The Munsters." The series depicted a household of monsters, with Fred Gwynne in the leading role as Frankenstein's monster.

Rod Serling was the narrator, executive producer and head writer of "The Twilight Zone."

"Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C." was a '60s TV show that starred Jim Nabors. It ran for five seasons and had a total of 150 episodes.

Eddie Albert was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Green Acres." It was notable for being the sister show of "Petticoat Junction."

Don Adams was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Get Smart." The series was notable for being a satire of secret agent and spy fiction.

"Flipper" was a '60s TV show that starred Brian Kelly. It was notable for being referred to as an "aquatic Lassie" because the titular character was a pet bottlenose dolphin.

"McHale’s Navy" was a '60s TV show that starred Ernest Borgnine. The series led to three feature films and a sequel/remake of the original series in 1997.

Fred MacMurray was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "My Three Sons." The series was highly successful, with 12 seasons and 380 episodes.

"The Andy Griffith Show" was a '60s TV show that starred Andy Griffith. The series eventually had a spinoff show, "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C."

"Make Room for Daddy" was a '60s TV show that starred Danny Thomas. After the first three seasons, the show’s name was changed to “The Danny Thomas Show."

Bob Denver was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Gilligan’s Island." The first season was filmed and aired in black and white (but later colorized) and the other two seasons were filmed in color.

"F Troop" was a '60s TV show that starred Forrest Tucker. The series had only two seasons, running from 1965 to 1967.

"Star Trek" was a '60s TV show that starred Leonard Nimoy. This was the first series in the longstanding franchise that spawned eight television series and more than a dozen films.

Steven Hill was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, Mission: Impossible. The TV show also served as the inspiration for the "Mission: Impossible" film series starring Tom Cruise.

"Batman" was a '60s TV show that starred Adam West. The series is notable for its humorous and camp style; it is often regarded as one of the post popular superhero television shows of all time.

"The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" was a '60s TV show that starred Ozzie Nelson. While the show began in the 1950s, seven of the seasons ran throughout the '60s.

Tommy Rettig was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Lassie." The series had 19 seasons and almost 600 episodes.

"The Honeymooners" was a '60s TV show that starred Jackie Gleason. While the show was initially successful, it only aired for one season.

Bob Crane was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Hogan’s Heroes." The series was notable for being set in a German prisoner of war camp during World War II.

"The Addams Family" was a '60s TV show that starred Carolyn Jones. The series was extremely successful, spawning films, an animated TV series, and an eventual revival of the original series.

Robert Young was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Marcus Welby, M.D." The series had seven seasons and a total of 169 episodes.

"Mister Ed" was a '60s TV show that starred Allan Lane. He was the voice of the titular character, Mister Ed, a talking horse.

James Arness was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, Gunsmoke. The series debuted in the 1955 and ended in 1975.

"Have Gun - Will Travel" was a '60s TV show that starred Richard Boone. He was also the show's director.

Barbara Billingsley was one of the actors who had a leading role in the '60s TV show, "Leave It to Beaver." The series ran for six seasons and had 234 episodes.

"Bewitched" was a '60s TV show that starred Elizabeth Montgomery. The series was adapted into a comic, had several television remakes and a theatrical movie.