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NAME THAT CLASSIC TV SHOW

A Trip Back to Prime Time



Retro living room with blank vintage TV, glowing lamps, wood paneling, shag carpet, and patterned sofas in a warm, cozy mood

Do you remember when watching television meant checking the TV Guide and being in front of the set at the right time? There was no streaming, pausing or watching an entire season in one weekend. If you missed an episode, you had to wait for a rerun and hope you caught it the next time around.


Television in the 1970s and 1980s gave us unforgettable characters, catchy theme songs and shows that families watched together. We followed familiar characters week after week, laughed at their mishaps and talked about the episodes the next day.



Elderly woman smiles in a retro living room, thinking of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Brady Bunch, The Wonder Years, and Columbo.

Why Do We Remember These Shows So Well?

A familiar television show can bring back much more than its storyline. You may remember the house where you watched it, who sat beside you or what your family was doing at the time. That’s what makes nostalgia so interesting. A television show, song or familiar voice can unlock memories we haven’t thought about in years. Trying to recall those details also gives your brain a gentle workout. You’re using memory, concentration and association while having a little fun along the way.


Are You Ready for Name That Classic TV Show Challenge?

This week’s Friday Brain Game takes us back to classic television from the 1970s and 1980s.

Some answers may come to you immediately. Others may leave you thinking, “I know this one!” Don’t be surprised if a theme song gets stuck in your head before you finish.


Take the Name That Classic TV Show Challenge and see how many you remember. Then share your score and tell us.



Which classic television show did you never miss and which one always made you change the channel?


Remembering classic television may be fun, but remembering Medicare dates, coverage rules and plan details isn’t always so easy. As a licensed health insurance agent, I help people understand their Medicare choices and compare available options in plain language. If you have questions about Medicare or would like help reviewing your coverage, I’m happy to help. (656)228-4979.



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