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Are you a TV trivia buff? Take our quiz
Ever since Philo T. Farnsworth, David Sarnoff, and Vladimir Zworykin started toying with vacuum tubes in the early part of the 20th century, we've been intrigued by the box with moving pictures and sound. Try your hand at our television trivia quiz.
1. The term "jumping the shark," used by TV critics to describe a drastic change that marks the beginning of a decline, refers to a scene originally airing in September 1977 on what television show?
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'Happy Days' |
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'Maude' |
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'Columbo' |
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'The Six Million Dollar Man' |
