1978 I remember it well, I was 8. The 70s had the best theme show music. Great music period, Bittersweet memories!

My favorite shows of that time were Wonder Woman, Hulk, and Quincy. And I still love those shows. :D

The Incredible Hulk...my favorite show EVER! And Lynda Carter was one of my two first celebrity crushes (the other being Suzanne Somers).

Love the ABC movie intros! I am so glad I was 70's 80's kid. Great memories!!

When I was a kid I loved The Incredible Hulk. Used to call it "The Inchediba Huk". Good times.

Oh, Linda Carter!

Man, I'm such a cheese head, I scour KZfaq for the old movies of the week, I love them, that spider one looks good...

I loved the Quincy show, this was the CSI of that time.

+1 for finding Quark!

From what I remember of it, Donny and Marie always had Paul Lynde on just about every week. Wonder Woman was a show that kids could watch, but Dad could also watch and get his jollies from (for somewhat different reasons). At that time in my life, Friday night wasn't a big TV night for me. I was out with friends and playing gigs, soI wasn't in to watch these shows. My sister is still a Donny Osmond fan, after more than 40 years.

I was 8 yrs.old and lived Donny and Marie,Wonder woman .it shaped me for sure.thanks for posting.

Donnie Osmond was my crush then,after the Fonz of course. I wore a pair of purple socks whenever I watched Donnie and Marie because I read in Tiger Beat that purple was Donnie's favorite color.

nice cosmic opening to the donny and marie show :D

Ah, the classic redone intro to Quincy. It's one of my favorites.

interesting to see which of these shows made it over to uk. we had too many dull sitcoms back then or variety shows, wonder woman was teatime Saturdays, incredible hulk was sunday lunchtimes. quincy was on later in evening, way past my bedtime, the others didn't air.

The good old days

I love these videos. Thank you for sharing.

I remember watching The Incredible Hulk then Quincy on Fridays after the Muppet Show.

Marie Osmond, wow! Please take me back to '78.

Let see...1978 I would be 13 yrs old back then. Do miss the younger day

Wonder WOman, I was 8 and I just know I was in love. I recall donny and marie back when it began, I was more into Cher. Even as a toddler her shape made me feel funny.

I have a friend that lived next door to Jack K. she said he was a pretty nice guy and she liked him.

That Osmond opening was weird !! But Wonder Woman was my first pre teen crush. As I'm sure with many young boys.

You can't go wrong with Wonder Woman, Incredible Hulk and Quincy M.E.

OK that looked like an epic episode of Donnie and Marie! I was probably just born.

CBS Friday Night Superhero night Big fan of Wonder Woman and Incredible Hulk Loved the Intro to ABC movies my favorite of all the intros they had

Donny and Marie Show! 😊

Just ONE More thing.. I'd not be truthful if I didn't admit I watched this with a few tears..

I remember watching the short-lived "Husbands, Wives and Lovers" when it aired, but I don't remember a thing about it (other than that I watched it). I didn't even remember that it costarred a very young Randy Heller (best known as Miss Blankenship on "Mad Men").

I dont remember the show Husbands, Wives& Lovers at all . Not even the commercials.

Let's see I was 9, my viewing schdule at the time was either Donny & Marie or Wonder Woman then The Hulk and at 9pm because I lived in the South(which was Central Standard Time) Quincy. Those were great times.

Wonder Woman arguably the best theme music and show opening credits ever. Runner up: The Jefferson’s.

Mark Lonow of Husbands and Wives is the owner of the Improv comedy club in L.A.. and his little sister Claudia was a regular on Knots Landing in the '80s.

I remember Donny & Marie being on on Saturday night & Quincy on earlier in the week, Wed or Thurs? Also, Season 1 of Wonder Woman, set during the war, was on ABC (the first half of what you played). The other seasons, which were set in modern day, were on CBS as "The New Adventures of Wonder Woman"

Marie was (and still is) so hot I was 17 in the spring of 78

I have QUARK on DVD.

I saw many episodes of most of those shows, thanks to watching them or the family taping them on Betamax. Except I have no memory of that private eye show or Husbands, Wives and Lovers. But certainly I do of Wonder Woman (who wasn't crazy about Lynda Carter?) , Hulk (I'd read lots of DC and Marvel comics too) and Quincy. Donnie and Marie was fun and always seemed to have big guests stars (or was that the Muppets Show?). Quark had very few episodes (10?), but those Barnstable twins (playing "Betty") who were crazy about the captain of the garbage scow ship! Richard Benjamin (I remembered him from "Westworld") was lucky. Great time to be 13 years old.

DOLLMAN!!! Believe it or NOT QUARK was a good show!

Not many people remember that Lyle Waggoner (Steve Trevor on WONDER WOMAN) was under consideration to paly Batman in '66--but Adam West got the role (probably better off)

lol At the start of this, I thought I was watch Xanadu. HAHAHAHAHA

Quark needs a reboot!

Ahhhh the days!

Wow. That Osmond promo🙀 Lori & Chad Daybell grew up idolizing that stuff. Wow again.

I loved Quincy! When I was a kid, I wanted to be an M.E. and live on a house boat like Quincy, but I grew up to be a cop instead, who knew.

As absurd as *The Incredible Hulk* always was, I'd still watch it today. Also, I remember liking *Wonder Woman* better when it was still set in the 1940s.

+Glitter: "Wonder Woman got us out from under". How many double entendres can we make out of that sentence?

Donnie and Marie go coconuts

Quincy, the original CSI!

I can say my household in 1978 was CBS. Just guessing off the top of my head the Dukes came on at 7.

I loved What's Happening too. I thought Dewayne was cute,especially when he'd say " Hi Hi Hi."

Am I the only person who was scared of the Hulk? I think it was those blue contact lenses that Bixby and Ferrigno wore.

Now I know why I completely didn’t realize Quark existed as a kid, even though I had a bit of a crush on Richard Benjamin. I was watching Wonder Woman, and probably switched to Donnie and Marie on commercials/reruns. Then Hulk and stayed up late, because of the weekend, to watch Quincy. Like a totally normal 8 year old :)

Maybe that's why I don't remember Husbands Wives and Lovers or Quark. I watched Wonder Woman and then my father made me go to bed at 9 PM.

The first intro for Wonder Woman is from ABC.

Despite Cheesy as it shown, I LOVED the Donnie and Marie show (I was 12!)

Despite being co-created by Joan Rivers, "Husbands, Wives & Lovers" failed to attract viewers that had finished watching "The New Adventures Of Wonder Woman" and "The Incredible Hulk," and CBS yanked it that summer after ten episodes. (Coincidentally, "The Incredible Hulk" and "Husbands, Wives & Lovers" both debuted on the same night, 10 March 1978.)

I know I sometimes "get political" when I comment on here, but lets get real about _Wonder Woman_ . It was a great show, and they made her a real strong woman in the two real full seasons of series: not tied down to a man, a skilled agent always getting herself, and others (including many times her own supervisor agent(s) out of jams, etc. And there was not a shred of objectification in any episode.. except in the minds of certain viewers.... all while making it very clear that both domestic and international terrorism were very real threats.

you wouldnt like me when im angry

I was a quark fan for as long as it lasted. and richie brockleman private eye. if the movie was good we'd watch that, otherwise it was quincy.

omg I'm turning red with this silly Donny and Marie stuff. how did we find this normal?

Was a big Qunicy fan as a kid. Wasn't Dallas on Fridays too?

I just realized I was 6 in 1978...Quark?

Holy Moly, Lynda Carter was hot!

I'd be CBS then flick to NBC for Quincy at 10

It's all about Wonder Woman

🏍️ For many years after this the CBS lineup would remain INCREDIBLE HULK , DUKES OF HAZZARD , DALLAS.

When TV was good and fun, unlike the crap that's on now.

I wonder why we never got a prime-time Wonder Woman/Shazam! crossover -- must have been some licensing issues...

for me it was Wonder Woman then Hulk and finished the night off with Quincy

Hard to believe the Osmond's went bankrupt just a few years later.

I used to like Quincy on MeTV before they took it off for stupid Matlock.

I HATED the Donnie and Marie show! CORNY! Wonder woman was one of my favorites!

Must question the sanity of a secretary ballooning past her best years, who constantly seeks out the worst sort of men, gets knocked out, tied up, and God knows what else, then goes back week after week for more.

Linda Carter is forevercrush material but that disco theme song is God-awful sounding now!!!

8:21 "Timothy" Thomerson? 9:00 I saw ads for "CPO Sharkey" but never watched an episode. I figured it was just a ripoff of "Sergeant Bilko." That was about the time I got my first television, when I was accused of not having a television just so I could say I didn't have a television.

Wonder woman

It didn’t take much to get the Hulk angry. I mean changing a tire?

7:55

No wonder why NBC was in last place then. Crap, just terrible crap.

wonder womaaaaaaaan! strong powerful woman....before feminism convinced every woman theyre all victims that cant do anything on their own.