Name The Iconic '70s Sitcom From Just One Image

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A spin-off of Happy Days, this show became the most-watched American TV program by its 3rd season:

Which sitcom featured a group of slacker students known as "Sweathogs"?

This 1972 spin-off featured Bea Arthur as an outspoken, politically liberal woman:

This night-time parody of classic soap operas was called:

Which sitcom invited us to "come and knock" on their door?

Following a breakout appearance on Happy Days, Robin Williams' alien alter ego was spun off into which sitcom?

This sitcom featured an unmarried, career-focused woman as its lead character, which was groundbreaking at the time:

Which show featured the characters Archie and Edith Bunker?

This sitcom focused on a divorced mother trying raise her two stubborn daughters:

This Bewitched spin-off followed the story of Samantha's adult daughter:

Which sitcom tells "the story of a lovely lady, who was bringing up three very lovely girls"?

Alan Alda starred as Captain Benjamin "Hawkeye" Pierce in this comedy-drama:

A spin-off of Soap, this sitcom saw Robert Guillaume's character go from butler to lieutenant governor:

This sitcom painted an idealized portrait of life in midwestern American during the '50s and '60s:

What's the name of this seafaring sitcom?

Redd Fox faking a heart attack was one of the running gags on this classic sitcom:

Which sitcom featured Loni Anderson as receptionist Jennifer Marlowe and Tim Reid as DJ Venus Flytrap?

In which sitcom did the lead characters move into "a deluxe apartment in the sky"?

This show followed the exploits of a group of cops operating within Manhattan's Greenwich Village:

A spin-off of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, this sitcom featured Mary's best friend and former neighbor:

This sitcom kickstarted the careers of Danny DeVito and Judd Hirsch:

Which sitcom featured a crime-fighting truck driver and his pet chimpanzee?

This Maude spin-off was the first sitcom to feature a two-parent black family:

Aired from August 24, 1979 to May 7, 1988, this sitcom was one of the longest-running of the '80s:

This show was based on the television movie The Homecoming: A Christmas Story:

Freddie Prinze and Jack Albertson starred as two mismatched business partners in:

Fred Berry starred as Freddy "Rerun" Stubbs in this loose adaptation of 1975's Cooley High:

This sitcom featured the famous Mel's Diner:

Which sitcom followed the life and times of a family band?

Gary Coleman got his start on this sitcom as the lovable Arnold Jackson:

Which sitcom centered around the daily life of a psychologist?

This war comedy was set in a German prisoner-of-war camp during World War II:

Two divorced men move in together in which sitcom?

Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno starred as two sides of the same character in:

"All in the Family, but in a bar" is how some would describe this spin-off:

This variety show was canceled after its stars divorced in 1975:

James Garner played a Los Angeles-based private investigator in which show?

A team of three female crime fighters originally starring Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, and Jaclyn Smith:

Which detective duo operated under the call sign "Zebra Three"?