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Hello, and welcome back to The My 70’s TV Childhood Quiz! This week, we bring you 20 brand new questions across four rounds, celebrating all things 1970s television.
In Round One, “Back to School,” we’re returning to schools, just in time for the Autumn term! Whether you loved or loathed your school days, we’ve got some questions to jog your memory.
Round Two is our "Marathon or Fil Rouge" round, with questions based on topics we've covered in past podcast episodes. Don’t worry if you haven’t heard them all—take your best guess!
In Round Three, we return to the fan-favourite “Spin the Wheel and Name That Tune.” We’ll spin our wheel to pick a random year from the 1970s, and our AI-powered theme tune generator will play five theme tunes from shows that premiered that year.
Finally, in Round Four, we bring you “TV Times,” where anything goes, as long as it’s 70s TV trivia!
And don’t forget this week’s bonus question: What was the name of the Dennis Potter play that was pulled from broadcast at the last minute in 1976 and was finally shown for the first time in 1987? Send your answers to quiz@my70stvchildhood.com.
Thank you for playing along—whether you aced it or found a few stumpers, we hope you’ve enjoyed this nostalgic trip back to the 70s!
We’ll be back next week with another podcast episode and in two weeks with the next quiz. Until then, keep enjoying your 70s TV memories, and don’t forget to like, rate, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!
Contact us on:
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YouTube @my70stvchildhood
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Email at Oliver@My70sTVChildhood.com
Take care,
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Finally, in Round Four, we bring you “TV Times,” where anything goes, as long as it’s 70s TV trivia!
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