What is your all time favorite OLD TIME show?

[Jadapit]

Ed Sullivan
Red Skeleton

Does anyone remember these?

I do! My parents watched those when I was a kid. My dad loved Hee-Haw.

I like these shows:

Little House on the Prairie
Bonanza
The Andy Griffith Show
The Walton's
Night Gallery
Leave it to Beaver

[Freedom]

Car 54 Where ARE You?

My Mother the Car (Dick Van Dyke's brother was the star, if I remember right)

The Flying Nun (another Sally Fields, I think AFTER Gidget!)

Mr. Ed

Morning shows:
Major Mudd
Captain Kangaroo
Romper Room

[kt_luvs_kitties]

LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE! STILL my favorite show ever!!!! I still stay up to watch it!

The wonder years

Threes company

and,

Happy days

[Pam]

The Andy Griffith Show
Mama's Family
Little House on the Prairie
The Golden Girls
The Honeymooners (one New Year's day I watched a whole marathon of The Honeymooners and laughed through the whole thing!) Bang Zoom - Alice!
The Jeffersons

My question is.....why can't shows like these be made any more? Nothing today stacks up.

[Edwina's Secretary]

The Mary Tyler Moore Show

Northern Exposure

[kt_luvs_kitties]

I forgot, LOVE CONNECTION

[cassiesmom]

"Moonlighting" ... was on ABC when I was in college, I want to say Tuesday nights but I could be wrong
"Murphy Brown"
"Newhart"
"M*A*S*H"
"Happy Days"

I was (still am) a total game show addict - Password, The $10,000 Pyramid, Jeopardy, Name That Tune, Hollywood Squares.

I was watching the beginning of the daytime Emmy awards at which Bob Barker was honored on his retirement. One of the first awards went to Genie Francis for "General Hospital" -- she is still playing the same character, on the same show, that she did when I was in high school, 25 years ago. Wow! And with the same guy, too. I didn't know that Luke and Laura are still on "General Hospital". I thought they were long gone!

[lbaker]

Just remembered, but it may have been local, in the '50's "The Howdy Doody Show"!! I liked Mr Bluster but my favorite was always the Indian Princess "Summer Fall Winter Spring". When playing cowboys and Indians I always wanted to be an Indian. Another one (that would never appear on re-runs, too Politically Incorrect) Amos & Andy. Now I really am aging myself. Our TV was black and white of course, and the screen was small and sort of round.