What is your all time favorite OLD TIME show?

[Freedom]

When I was a teenager I had a big crush on Mannix...

Ohoh, now we can start on the detective stories.
Perry Mason
Mod Squad
Mannix
later on, Barnaby Jones
Remember Toma? based on fact!
Barretta? Wasn't he the blind one with the bird on his shoulder? Maybe that's another one!

And the sunday evneing mystery series. That one rotated, you never knew which one it would be until you tuned in.

MacMillan and Wife
Hec Ramsey
Columbo
Dennis Weaver as . . . ??? UGH! I can't remember! Anybody? the displaced Taos guy working in NY?

[Pam]

Dennis Weaver as . . . ??? UGH! I can't remember! Anybody? the displaced Taos guy working in NY?

McCloud!!!!

[Freedom]

That's IT!! McCloud.



Anyone liked Lost in Space?

[Cincy'sMom]

I may have missed it, but I can't believe no one said the A-Team!

And Staci is the only one that said Dukes of Hazzard? Love them Duke Boys!!!

We have a few season of each of those two on DVD. The other "old" shows we have are Andy Griffith and In Living Color.

And for those that mentioned the game show with the Whammies...Press Your Luck. I used to watch that all the time in the summer along with Bewitched, Family Ties, Three's Company, Sale of the century, Price is Right and the Facts of Life

[Ginger's Mom]

Ooh, raises hand, me me, I liked Lost in Space. That was a good kids show. And yes, Baretta had the bird (cockatoo?), but he wasn't blind. Longstreet (James Franciscus-yummy) was blind, and had a white shepherd named Pax (I forget now if there were two or three dogs that took turns playing Pax).

[anna_66]

And Staci is the only one that said Dukes of Hazzard? Love them Duke Boys!!!

LOL! Amy, Mark said exactly the same thing

His favorite was the Dukes of Hazzard! No wonder you guys get along so well

[lbaker]

Seventy-seven, Sunset Strip ~ "Kooky kooky, lend me your comb"

[Freedom]

Don't know about anyone else, but I am having a GRAND time with this thread, reading everyone's remembered shows and thinking it over myself!

Ginger's Mom, thanks for Longstreet! And in Lost in Space, Robot never had a NAME except "Robot!"

There was another mystery / detective, I can picture the guy but can't get th actor's name. Looked a bit like Sebastian Cabot?

Which reminds me of the one with Sissy and the twins and Cabot was the butler?

What about the one with Bill Bixby? He was a widower with a young son.

Room 222 anyone?

Felix the Cat!

I can't believe no one has mentioned I LOVE LUCY yet; maybe because we can still watch it on reruns? "Luuuu-cy! You got some 'splainin' to DO!"


Ooh, this is such fun!

[Freedom]

OK, so I'm cheating a bit now; I did a google search.

The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
Twilight Zone
Leave it to Beaver
The Lone Ranger

The Avengers
Flipper (and we call ourselves Pet Talk!)
Gomer Pyle
Hogan's Heroes

The Real McCoys (I love the way Walter Brennan walked!)
Dennis the Menace
Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Dr. Kildaire (be still my heart!)

I didn't take them all, there's lots more out there!

http://www.entertainmentscene.com/top_tv_shows_60s.html

[Christiansmommy]

OH My Favorite Martian and Flipper!!! Yes, I watched both of them....LOVED Flipper!!!!! Thanks for the reminding....

[Ginger's Mom]

Oh yeah, My Favorite Martian, I loved that show. I forgot about that. And yes, Family Affair with Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot), Buffy, Jody, Cissy, and Uncle Bill, another very cute show. Room 222, that is a show no one seems to talk about or rerun. But I guess that is because it was such a dated show. Good in it's time though.
And let's not forget the great cartoons, The Jetson, The Flinstones, and Top Cat. And anyone from the Philadelphia area, let's not forget Gene London and Sally Starr (Love, Luck and Lollipops ).

[Pam]

And anyone from the Philadelphia area, let's not forget Gene London and Sally Starr (Love, Luck and Lollipops ).

Sally Starr is still around and kicking I believe. She was spotted a couple of years ago in a parking lot not far from my office. I believe she was having her nails done. Also Philadelphia folks, don't forget Captain Noah. Remember when he would sing the song...."send your pictures to Dear Old Captain Noah" and the camera would show lots of pictures sent in by kids and he would read off their names. That's how I named my daughter. I was pregnant and watching the show one day with my son who was 2 years old at the time and Captain Noah thanked a little girl named Robyn for her picture.