REALLY old TV series shows
- Sky King
- Lone Range
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Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop. Love that Bob. I Married Joan. Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Phil Silvers Show. Texaco Star Theatre with Fred Allen, Milton Berle, Kennan Wynn.
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Sgt. Bilko
Tales of Wells Fargo
Fibber Magee & Molly
Bat Masterson
The Life & Legend of Wyatt Earp
Tombstone Territory
The Green Hornet
Daktari
This Is Your Life
The George Burns & Gracy Allen Show
I Love Lucy
The Honeymooners
The Jackie Gleason Show
The Prisoner
My Favorite Martian
The Adventures of Timmy & Lassie
Jef's Collie
To Tell the Truth
Ted Mack & His Original Amateur Hour
Lawman
I've Got A Secret (with Bud Collier) (later with Garry Moore)
Password (with Allen Luden)
The Price Is Right (with Bill Cullon)
Zoorama
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Watched almost all of those, and the ones I didn't were by choice. Some others of both types...
Victory at Sea
Combat
Romper Room
Captain Kangaroo
Beanie and Cecil
Perry Mason
Gunsmoke
Show of shows
Carol Burnett
Sid Ceaser
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Sea Hunt
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Ohhh, this one,, Adventures In Paradise/
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Amos 'n Andy
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The Baily's of Balboa
Pistols and Petticoats
It's About Time
The Farmers Daughter
Peyton Place (never watched it)
Daniel Boone
Lost In Space
Startrek (the original series)
Tarzan (starring Ron Ealy)
The Secret Storm (moms' soaps)
The Edge of Night (ditto)
The Guiding Light (ditto)
My Three Sons
The Invaders
Space 1999
Fractured Fairytales
Hector Heathcoat
Tennesse Tuxedo
Underdog
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someone mentioned Jack Parr, a former Tonight show host, prior to Johnny Carson. don't forget Ernie Kovacs held down that spot also. Ernie, to me, would have been a shady used car salesman in a previous life.
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Just one more......Truth or Consequences. Bob Barker host
Oh heck......Let's Make a Deal. Monte Hall
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These list show that I use to watch a lot of T.V., on a T.V that only had 5 channels available. Now with over 200 + channels available there are days where the T.V is not even turned on.
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Car 54, Where Are You?
Route 66
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Cleo The Talking Dog
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The Time Tunnel
Jonny Quest
The Sons of Will Sonnet
Petticoat Junction
Mannix
Peter Gunn
Bonanza - The early '60s was the heyday of the Western. Tons of them were on.
Rango (Starring Tim Conway)
One Step Beyond
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Flash Gordon, Captain Video & His Video Rangers, Stu Erwin Family & Shock Theater with "Marvin" as host.
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Frontier Playhouse
Chief Halftown
Sally Starr
Mr. Ed
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Tonight show with Steve Allen
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Watched all of these as a kid
Branded
Gunsmoke
Rawhide
The Virginian
Andy Griffith
Fury
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From across the pond in the UK......The Avengers with John Steed & Emma Peel
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Kolchak
McMillan and Wife.
Rockford Files
Wild, Wild West,
Kojack
Cannon
Rat Patrol
Cheyenne
Have gun will travel
Mannix
The Virginian
Columbo
I'm not as old as some of you, but these were the shows I watched, growing up in the 60s
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Dailing for Dollars
Casper the Friendly Ghost
Felix the Cat
Dark Shadows
Route 66
Cisco Kid
The Green Hornet
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ZORRO
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Extreme makeover
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was that the one with phyllis diller????????
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" Winky-Dink and you" in the early 1950's
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Yeah Boy. Loved Kolchak! (What a great show.) Dark Shadows was good also. (Too Soap Opery though.) Ahh yes,......................... Barnabas.
The Twilight Zone.
Red Skeleton.
Lawrence Welk. (My Parents watched it all the time. So so did we.) "Anda One Anda Two."
We had the same "Remote Control," back then, as all of you. "Get up and change the channel Son." (Or better yet,) "Stand there and hold on to the antennae so I can watch this." (After spending a long time moving it around to facilitate that.) Remember someone on the roof, moving the antennae around, while yelling back and forth to the person in the house? 🤔😉😂
Remember when TV would "Sign Off," with the Star Spangled Banner and then go to the test pattern?
I remember having a house full of people (kinda like a party) where we were watching our smallish B&W TV, watching the Moon Landing. We were in El Paso,TX. shortly after we came back from 6 years in Europe. (Yeah, Dad was at Ft. Bliss.) El Paso was Great, back then. We'd go in to Juarez most weekends to eat after Church and sight see, shop. Wouldn't go to Juarez on a bet now. No Way.
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We had the same "Remote Control," back then, as all of you. "Get up and change the channel Son." (Or better yet,) "Stand there and hold on to the antennae so I can watch this." (After spending a long time moving it around to facilitate that.) Remember someone on the roof, moving the antennae around, while yelling back and forth to the person in the house? 🤔😉😂
Remember when TV would "Sign Off," with the Star Spangled Banner and then go to the test pattern?
You don't know how truthful those statements are when I was a kid. Loved the sign off, then it was time to call it a night.
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They didn't realize how politically correct their sign off was.
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Your Hit Parade with Snooky Lanson & Jazel Mc Kenzy (sp??), The Ted Mac amateur hour, American bandstand & the odd couple.
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WAGON TRAIN.
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was that the one with phyllis diller????????
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