So many bloggers claim they do not watch much television, so this challenge might prove to be a little difficult. And, because I don't know which of these shows were shown outside of the US, this might be an impossible challenge for readers who live in other countries. But, give it a try and see how you do.
There have been a number of television shows with titles that start with the letter "K". Your job is to name each show, using the hints/information to reach your answers. Good luck!
1. Premiered: September 19, 2007 Show Categories: Reality, Action/Adventure Forty over-achieving kids are given free reign to create their own society in this new reality-based offering from CBS. Forty kids are given forty days free of adult supervision in an abandoned New Mexico town to build a new world.

2. Premiered: September 26, 1982 Last Aired: August 8, 1986 Show Categories: Action/Adventure, Science-Fiction The adventures of Michael Knight and his incredible super-car K.I.T.T. Selected by a dying billionaire, Wilton Knight, Michael now works for the Foundation for Law and Government with the job of rooting out evil that is above the law, with only his trusty car!

3. Premiered: September 21, 1998 Last Aired: May 14, 2007 Show Category: Comedy The story revolves around Doug Heffernan ( Kevin James) a Queens, N.Y., parcel delivery man with simple desires, his wife, Carrie ( Leah Remini), and Carrie's widowed father, Arthur ( Jerry Stiller), who lives with them.

4. Originally on: BBC-1 (30 min.) Show Category: Comedy One of the best and most popular British sitcoms, or 'Britcoms,' of all time. Patricia Routledge played Hyacinth Bucket, a woman who pretended to be upper-class but wasn't. To side herself with Britain's top ten percent, Hyacinth insisted her surname be pronounced "bouquet."

5. Premiered: October 14, 1972 Last Aired: March 8, 1975 Show Category: Action/Adventure This series follows the adventures of Kwai Chang Caine, a Shaolin priest, in the American West. Caine was an orphan of a Chinese-American marriage, and was schooled in a Shaolin monastery, by his mentors, Masters Po and Kan. Through his life's journeys, he remembers the lessons and philosophy they imparted him with.

6. Premiered: December 1, 1979 Last Aired: May 13, 1993 Show Categories: Drama, Soap Hoping to ride the crest of its success with Dallas , CBS spun off this series featuring the black sheep of the Ewing Family, Gary Ewing. Gary, a reformed alcoholic remarried his wife, Valene, and moved to the Southern California community, known by the same name as the title.
7. Premiered: March 19, 1984 Last Aired: May 22, 1989 Show Categories: Comedy, Children Susan Saint James' character is a woman recently divorced from her unstable and somewhat flighty part-time actor husband, Max. She has one daughter, 14-year-old Emma (Ari Meyers). Jane Curtin's character is also recently divorced from her successful, but unfaithful doctor husband, Charles. She has a 14-year-old daughter Jennie (Allison Smith) and a seven-year-old son, Chip (Frederick Koehler). Neither Kate nor Allie have ruled out remarriage but view their new situation as a provisional reprieve, a time for both women to come to know and appreciate themselves.

8. Premiered: October 24, 1973 Last Aired: March 16, 1990 Show Categories: Drama, Action/Adventure An independent-minded police detective solves crimes on the streets of New York City.

9. Premiered: October 13, 1947 Last Aired: May 1, 1957 Show Category: Children One of the first television puppet shows, originally designed for children, but soon watched by more adults than children. Burr Tillstrom created and performed all the characters. Fran Allison was usually the only human to appear onscreen.

10. (Give yourself a real pat on the back if you get this one!)
Premiered: September 12, 1981 Last Aired: December 26, 1981 Show Category: Animation This was a creation of Tex Avery and his old friends William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. This was the last cartoon Tex Avery made before he passed away. The main character (the same name as the title of the show) had to keep away from Wilford Wolf who was always trying to eat him.

ANSWERS: 1. Kid Nation 2. Knight Rider 3. King of Queens 4. Keeping Up Appearances 5. Kung Fu 6. Knots Landing 7. Kate & Allie 8. Kojak 9. Kukla, Fran and Ollie 10. Kwicky Koala
Bonus One Follows, Picture Only, No Answer Provided

Ok, if you must know, it's King of the Hill.
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I got four out of ten, including Kukla Fran and Ollie.
Hey, that's pretty good!
1,2,4 and 8 were known here !
Hey, you did pretty good! And you're an out of the country person!
I very rarely watch t.v. now, but have done my fair share in the past. I got #2,3,5,6,7,8, and the picture all right. And for the record, Knots Landing is the best t.v. show of all time. William Devane -- OMG, what a sexy man!
Aha! I guess you have a thing for William Devane, huh? All right!
And, I guess you did really good with the little test, too, so you do know TV pretty well, even if it's mostly from the past.
Kukla, Fran and Ollie ..pat, pat...
Slightly different yet...
Great minds think alike. LOL, I was just going over a site with past NOVA and PBS specials to view online. So here's the link.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/
Find out more about NOVA scienceNOW, covering timely developments and intriguing personalities in the world of science and technology both on air and online.
~~~
Host Neil deGrasse Tyson gives a quick preview of the new programs coming to PBS this summer on Wednesday nights.
A virus that killed up to 50 million people is brought back to life to decipher its deadliness. Was the act justified?
Seven top physicists tell us what they'd most like to discover in CERN's Large Hadron Collider.
Subscribe to our podcast feeds to download audio stories and watch video excerpts and outtakes.
First, Kukla, Fran and Ollie... I don't know, but maybe I was an unusual kid because I really didn't like puppets that much (it was ok to play with them, but I didn't care about watching puppet shows so much), so I hardly ever watched Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Even when I watched Mr. Rogers Neighborhood (ok, ok, I admit that I watched it!...just once in awhile, though!), I would only watch the beginning of the show. When it switched to the puppets (and the trolley), I would turn it off.
Thanks for all the other info! I think NOVA is one of the best things that ever happened to television and now find that it's as incredible on the internet! I have to admit, my TV watching habits had gotten stuck on "too much TV" and "locked in on ONLY the same shows all the time" during the last few years, but has now changed to a"who knows what but there will be no sense or pattern to what I'm viewing" routine. (It's one of the many scatter-brain things happening right now. lol)
Now, I feel quite the couch potato! I knew them all!
AJ
Hello, couch potato! If it makes you feel any better, I only included the shows that I would have known if I was taking this little quiz, so I'm quite the couch potato, too!
i strike you now! ahaha