1. Samantha
   Laura
2. Marcia
   Morticia

With just a twitch of her nose, Samantha Stephens made magic happen on '60s TV series "Bewitched." Of course, her witchy ways and those of her mother Endora didn't make things easy for her hubby -- a mortal named Darrin.

1. Uncle Martin
   Archie Bunker
2. Mork
   Vinnie Barbarino

What would you do if a spaceship crash landed in front of you and a Martian stepped out? If you're reporter Tim O'Hara, you take the alien home and call him your uncle. Ray Walston starred as Martin the Martian in the '60s series "My Favorite Martin."

1. George Jefferson
   Mork
2. Archie Bunker
   Rod Serling

Rod Serling not only hosted every episode of "The Twilight Zone," but also created the series and wrote more than half of the 150 or so episodes. The series ran from 1959 to 1964, introducing viewers to a whole new dimension of television.

1. Gomer Pyle
   Dr. John Robinson
2. Agent 86
   Rod Serling

Dr. John Robinson was an astrophysicist and family man on '60s TV series "Lost in Space." His attempts to colonize outer space in the far-off year 1997 resulted in he and his family being lost among the stars for years on board a spaceship.

1. Quinton McHale
   Gavin MacLeod
2. Jed Clampett
   Richie Cunningham

Come and listen to a story 'bout a man named Jed Clampett, who struck oil and went from poor to rich overnight in the '60s series "The Beverly Hillbillies." As Jed and the family try to adjust to life among the 1%, their bank manager Mr. Drysdale tries to keep them from going broke.

1. Maude Findlay
   Samantha Stephens
2. Marcia Brady
   Jennifer Marlowe

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! Of course, Marcia got picked instead of Jan or one of the other kids to star in this "Brady Bunch" question. As the eldest daughter of a blended family, Marcia often got perks her younger siblings didn't on the series, which ran from 1969 to 1974.

1. Jeannie
   Jennifer Marlowe
2. Samantha Stephens
   Lily Munster

In "I Dream of Jeannie," actress Barbara Eden stars as a 2,000-year-old genie. After astronaut Tony Nelson crash lands, she saves his life and he becomes her master -- and later husband.

1. Agent 99
   Archie Bunker
2. Fred Sanford
   Mork

On '60s series "Get Smart," Barbara Feldon played Agent 99, who spent much of her time keeping her partner Agent 86 on track. The pair joined forces to prevent the evil KAOS group from taking over the world.

1. Gomer Pyle
   Andy Taylor
2. Archie Bunker
   Rob Petrie

Jim Nabors starred as Gomer Pyle in both "The Andy Griffith Show," and the spin-off "Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.," which ran from 1964 to 1969. Poor Gomer is lovable to viewers despite constantly making steam pour out of Gunnery Sergeant Carter's ears as he struggles to adjust to life in the Marines.

1. Jim Rockford
   Officer Pete Malloy
2. Boss Hogg
   Andy Taylor

That's Sheriff Andy Taylor from "The Andy Griffith Show." With help from his loyal Deputy, Barney Fife, Andy kept the town of Mayberry safe from trouble in the classic '60s TV series.

1. Maude Findlay
   Jennifer Marlowe
2. Laura Petrie
   Samantha Stephens

Everyone knows that it was Dick Van Dyke who played TV show writer Rob Petrie in "The Dick Van Dyke Show," but did you know that it was Mary Tyler Moore who starred as his wife Laura? Just a few years after the series ended, Moore went on to play a very different character in her very own series.

1. Gilligan
   Mr. Ed
2. The Fonz
   Hoss

Dan Blocker played middle son Eric "Hoss" Cartwright on the '60s series "Bonanza." Hoss was the heart and soul of the three brothers, who lived on the Ponderosa Ranch in Nevada.

1. Mike Brady
   Ward Cleaver
2. Colonel Robert Hogan
   Mr. Roarke

Bob Crane played Colonel Robert Hogan on the 1965 to 1971 series "Hogan's Heroes." On the show, Hogan was the head of a unit of Allied prisoners trapped in a German POW camp during WWII.

1. Archie Bunker
   Quinton McHale
2. Uncle Martin
   Peter Brady

Lieutenant Commander Quinton McHale led his men through four seasons of "McHale's Navy" from 1962 to 1966. Played by Ernest Borgnine, McHale commanded PT-73, a crew of sailors stationed in the Pacific during WWII.

1. Edith Bunker
   Patty Lane
2. Mary Richards
   Kelly Garrett

Patty Duke played identical cousins on the '60s series "The Patty Duke Show." As Patty, she played a girl who had never left Brooklyn Heights, while cousin Cathy had traveled all around the world before settling down in NYC.

1. Jack Tripper
   Carmine Ragusa
2. The Fonz
   Ward Cleaver

"Happy Days" was a '70s series set in '50s Milwaukee. It told the story of the straight-laced Cunningham family and their interactions with The Fonz -- a biker with a heart of gold.

1. Archie Bunker
   Captain Stubing
2. Fred Sanford
   Steve Austin

Carroll O'Connor starred as the bigoted Archie Bunker in "All in the Family." On this classic '70s series, poor Archie was stuck with a lovable but dim-witted wife and a son-in-law he referred to as Meathead.

1. Bo Duke
   Captain Tony Nelson
2. Jim Rockford
   Spock

It's hard to believe that "Star Trek" has been around since the '60s, when Commander Spock showed us the way of the Vulcan. It was Leonard Nimoy who played the pointy-eared Spock in the series, which ran from 1966 to 1969.

1. Maude Findlay
   Laverne DeFazio
2. Alice Hyatt
   Jennifer Marlowe

Penny Marshall played the tough Laverne Defazio -- recognizable by the "L" sewn onto her sweater -- on "Laverne and Shirley." The "Happy Days" spin-off also starred Cindy Williams as Shirley.

1. Richie Petrie
   Dennis the Menace
2. Bobby Brady
   Beaver Cleaver

"Leave It To Beaver" ran from 1957 to 1963. The all-American Cleaver family consisted of parents Ward and June, oldest son Wally and younger son Beaver, played by Jerry Mathers.

1. George Jefferson
   Jack Tripper
2. Pete Malloy
   J.J. Evans

Dyno-mite! As the eldest son of the Evans family, J.J. did his best to survive in the projects of Chicago.

1. J.R. Ewing
   George Jefferson
2. Vinnie Barbarino
   The Fonz

George Jefferson was a dry cleaning king on "The Jeffersons." He transformed a simple store into a successful business that helped him and his wife Louise move on up to the East Side, and even hire a sassy maid named Florence.

1. Jack Tripper
   Archie Bunker
2. Davy Jones
   John-Boy Walton

"Three's Company" ran from 1977 to 1984, and starred John Ritter as Jack Tripper. In order to afford the high-priced So-Cal real estate, Jack pretends to be gay so he can live with a pair of female roommates.

1. Morticia Addams
   Lily Munster
2. Jennifer Marlowe
   Kate Bradley

"The Addams Family" ran from 1964 to 1966 -- coincidentally, the same two years as the very similar series "The Munsters." On "The Addams Family," Morticia was the family matriarch, raising Wednesday and Pugsley with the help of husband Gomez and his brother Fester.

1. Mr. Ed
   Arnold Ziffel
2. Flipper
   Tiger

The TV series "Flipper" ran from 1964 to 1967. The title star was a bottlenosed dolphin who hung out with Porter Ricks and his sons at a Florida marine park.

1. Daisy Duke
   Mary Richards
2. Patty Lane
   Alice Hyatt

Who can turn the world on with her smile? It's Mary Tyler Moore, who starred as single girl Mary Richards in the '70s series "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." As she reached the big 3-0, Mary moved to Milwaukee and took a job as a producer on the local news -- setting a news precedent for career women everywhere.

1. Vinnie Barbarino
   Steve Austin
2. Michael Evans
   Mork

Robin Williams played the alien Mork, from the planet Ork, on the '70s TV series "Mork and Mindy." After landing on Earth, Mork moved in with a human named Mindy in this "Happy Days" spinoff.

1. Shirley Partridge
   Jan Brady
2. Kelly Garrett
   Daisy Duke

"Charlie's Angels" ran from 1976 to 1981, and featured a trio of gorgeous detectives working for a mysterious man named Charlie. While several different actresses took part in the show, Jacyln Smith -- who played Kelly Garrett - was the only one to stay for all five seasons.

1. Jed Clampett
   Arnold Ziffel
2. Herman Munster
   Gilligan

Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale ... of one very dedicated first mate! Gilligan served the Skipper and his passengers for much longer than a simple three-hour tour on the '60s series "Gilligan's Island."

1. Fred Sanford
   George Jefferson
2. Quinton McHale
   Porter Ricks

Redd Foxx starred as Fred Sanford on the '70s classic "Sanford and Son." As a junk dealer, Sanford spent plenty of time giving his son Lamont a hard time and fending off deadly heart attacks.

1. Tattoo
   Dr. John Robinson
2. Robert Hogan
   Rod Serling

De plane! De plane! Herve Villechaize played Tattoo on the '70s favorite "Fantasy island," where Mr. Roarke could make all your dreams come true -- for a price, of course.

1. Jack Tripper
   Oliver Douglas
2. Napoleon Solo
   Steve Austin

When an astronaut crashes to Earth, the government spends $6 million to rebuild him, allowing him to become a secret agent. Lee Majors starred as the title character, also known as Colonel Steve Austin, in the '70s TV series.

1. Vinnie Barbarino
   Lamont Sanford
2. Tattoo
   Captain Stubing

Gavin MacLeod starred as Captain Merrill Stubing on "The Love Boat," in which passengers found romance out at sea. MacLeod appeared in every episode of the series, which ran from 1977 to 1986.

1. Vinnie Barbarino
   J.R. Ewing
2. Jed Clampett
   Ward Cleaver

Larry Hagman played J.R. Ewing on "Dallas," which ran from 1978 to 1991. His mysterious cliff-hanger shooting was one of the most-watched moments in TV history.

1. Flipper
   Astro
2. Mr. Ed
   Dino

A horse is a horse, of course, of course -- and no one can talk to a horse, of course. Unless he's Mr. Ed, the equine star of the '60s TV series. Owner Wilbur Post ran into constant trouble thanks to his talking horse -- who would only talk to his master, but not anyone else.

1. Jim Rockford
   Officer Pete Malloy
2. Herman Munster
   Gomez Addams

"Adam-12" was a realistic police procedural in the same line as "Dragnet." The series starred Martin Milner as Officer Pete Malloy, who was partnered with Officer Jim Reed as the two worked cases for the LAPD.

1. Arnold Ziffel
   Mr.Ed
2. Flipper
   John-Boy Walton

When the Douglas family moved from Park Ave. to a rural farm on "Green Acres," the hardest adjustment was getting used to the Ziffel's son Arnold, who was a pig -- not a kid. Everyone in town simply spoke to him like a child, but poor Oliver Douglas could never get used to speaking with a swine.

1. Alice Hyatt
   Louise Jefferson
2. Maude Findlay
   Florida Evans

"Maude" was an "All in the Family" spinoff starring Bea Arthur as Maude Findlay. The series, which ran from 1972 to 1978, chronicles Maude's life as a suburban housewife married to her fourth husband, Walter.

1. Tony Nelson
   Archie Bunker
2. Herman Munster
   Vinnie Barbarino

Movie legend John Travolta starred as Vinnie Barbarino on "Welcome Back Kotter." Vinnie was the leader of the Sweathogs on the series, which ran from 1975 to 1979.

1. Jim Rockford
   Officer Pete Malloy
2. Quinton McHale
   Napoleon Solo

James Garner starred as Jim Rockford in "The Rockford Files." This '70s series turned the detective show on his head -- Jim was not only an ex-con who had served time at San Quentin, but also lived in a run-down trailer in LA.

1. Kelly Garrett
   Marcia Brady
2. Samantha Stephens
   Margaret Houlihan

"MASH" was set at an Army hospital during the Korean War. While the '70s TV series had plenty of memorable characters, Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan, played by Loretta Swit, was one of the few who stayed for the entire series.

1. Morticia Addams
   Alice Hyatt
2. Jennifer Marlowe
   Mary Richards

On '70s series "Alice," Linda Lavin plays a single mom named Alice Hyatt. On a trip out west, her car breaks down, leaving her stranded in Phoenix and working as a waitress in a roadside diner.

1. Mary Richards
   Agent 99
2. Laura Petrie
   Kate Bradley

"Petticoat Junction" blended in perfectly with other rural comedy shows of the '60s, including "Green Acres" and "The Beverly Hillbillies." On "Petticoat Junction" Kate Bradley ran a hotel along the train tracks, and spent most of her time trying to keep her beautiful daughters out of the local water tower.

1. Archie Bunker
   Vinnie Barbarino
2. John-Boy Walton
   The Fonz

Good night John-Boy! Beloved series "The Waltons" ran from 1972 to 1981. Set in the Blue Ridge Mountains during the Depression, it focused on oldest son John-Boy, who made it to college and went on to become a writer.

1. Spock
   Jed Clampett
2. Greg Brady
   Bo Duke

Bo and Luke spent plenty of time running from Boss Hogg on '70s series "The Dukes of Hazzard." John Schneider played Bo Duke, with Tom Wopat in the role of brother Luke.

1. Bobby Brady
   Gomer Pyle
2. Davy Jones
   Gilligan

Hey, Hey, We're the Monkees! The Monkees were not only a musical group, but also starred in a '60s TV series. Davy, Micky, Peter and Mike lived in a beach house, drove around in the Monkeemobile and jammed to their hit songs.

1. Marcia Brady
   Shirley Partridge
2. Maude Findlay
   Patty Lane

I think I love you. "The Partridge Family" told the story of a fictional singing family, but the cast went on to become a real band of sorts. Shirley Jones played mom Shirley Partridge, who took her kids on the road in a psychedelic bus.

1. Gomez Addams
   Herman Munster
2. Tony Nelson
   Darrin Stephens

The characters on "The Munsters" were just like a normal family -- except that father Herman was a Frankenstein-lookalike, mom Lily was a vampire and little Eddie was a werewolf. Only niece Marilyn was "normal" on the spooky '60s TV series.

1. Jennifer Marlowe
   Shirley Partridge
2. Alice Hyatt
   Margaret Houlihan

"WKRP in Cincinnati" ran from 1978 to 1982. Loni Anderson starred as station receptionist Jennifer Marlowe, who was the highest-paid person at the station, but refused to type or make coffee.

1. Napoleon Solo
   Robert Hogan
2. Mork
   Steve Austin

Actor Robert Vaughn starred as CIA Agent Napoleon Solo in "The Man from UNCLE." Thanks to the Cold War, Solo is forced to partner with KGB Agent Illya Kuryakin to save the world from destruction on the classic '60s TV series.