TV Shows Of The 60's

TV Shows Of The 60's

A trip down memory Lane

This is a great look back at some of the many classic TV shows of
the 60's. All of these started their run in the 1960's. A lot of these
shows still air today on TV Land and Nick at Night. Music is MacArthur
Park by Richard Harris.

Didn't the woman, who played Mary Ann, get sentenced for having marijuana this week?


I think the late Bob Denver also got busted for weed!


They must have been toking it up on the set of Gilligan's Island!

Yep, she did!!! Must have found weed on the island, lol. I like that show though. Lots of good shows from the 60's!!!

I haven't gotten into old TV yet. I probably shouldn't try for a while as I'm quite busy with old movies and music. If I like old movies I don't see why I wouldn't like old TV.

Shows listed in the video:

1- Green Acres

2 - The Lucy Show

3 - Car 54, Where Are You?

4 - Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In

5 - Gidget

6 - Mission Impossible

7 - The Soupy Sales Show

8- Flipper

9- Hee Haw

10 - The Patty Duke Show

11 - The Twilight Zone

12 - Dr. Kildare

13 - That Girl

14 - Adam 12

15 - The Shari Lewis Show

16 - McHale's Navy

17 - Dragnet

18 - Mister Ed

19 - Ben Casey

20 - The Smother's Brothers

21 - Ironside

22 - The Wild-Wild West

23 - The Prisoner

24 - Lassie

25 - Petticoat Junction

26 - Family Affair

27 - Gilligan's Island

28 - Bewitched

29 - The Dick Van Dyke Show

30 - Room 222

31 - My Three Sons

32 - The Fugitive

33 - Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

34 - The Flying Nun

35 - The Courtship of Eddie's Father

36 - Combat

37 - Batman

38 - F Troop

39 - Land of The Giants

40 - Irwin-Allen's Time Tunnel

41 - Bonanza

42 - Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

43 - The Addams Family

44 - The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

45 - The Beverly Hillbillies

46 - The Monkees

47 - Peyton Place

48 - The Munsters

49 - Hogan's Heros

50 - The Andy Griffith Show

51 - I Dream of Jeannie

52 - Hawaii Five-0

53 - Davie & Goliath

54 - Get Smart

55 - Star Trek

56 - The Brady Bunch

57 - Lost in Space

catbox_9 wrote:

I haven't gotten into old TV yet. I probably shouldn't try for a while as I'm quite busy with old movies and music. If I like old movies I don't see why I wouldn't like old TV.

I love old TV, it's so fun to look at how things have changed. You see all the old clothes, hair dos, technology, lol.

iluvpudge7 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

I haven't gotten into old TV yet. I probably shouldn't try for a while as I'm quite busy with old movies and music. If I like old movies I don't see why I wouldn't like old TV.

I love old TV, it's so fun to look at how things have changed. You see all the old clothes, hair dos, technology, lol.

Movies do the same thing though. Most movies are only about 2 hours long. Most TV shows are 22-45 minutes per episode and have tons of episodes (any good show has 100+ and any great show has 200+).

If you want to get into old tv shows, I recommend Get Smart and The Dick Van Dyke Show. Get Smart is in color and the Dick Van Dyke Show is in black and white, so if you don't want to go too far back start with Get Smart.

Batman Rules!

catbox_9 wrote:

iluvpudge7 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

I haven't gotten into old TV yet. I probably shouldn't try for a while as I'm quite busy with old movies and music. If I like old movies I don't see why I wouldn't like old TV.

I love old TV, it's so fun to look at how things have changed. You see all the old clothes, hair dos, technology, lol.

Movies do the same thing though. Most movies are only about 2 hours long. Most TV shows are 22-45 minutes per episode and have tons of episodes (any good show has 100+ and any great show has 200+).

True, movies are the same way. I don't really get into movies much, I like things that continue so you really get to know the characters.

That's why I always like TV shows, you really get to know the characters. Speaking of TV shows, I'm really liking movies - how is the TV show Alfred Hitchcock Presents? Hitchcock didn't direct most episodes, but his movies are (mostly) amazing. Is the show equally good?

I never watched that but I bet someone here has.

Does anybody remember when Johnny Quest was on prime time?

laprimamirala wrote:

Does anybody remember when Johnny Quest was on prime time?

Yes! I liked that too

For my husband's birthday last year, I found Johnny Quest DVDs on eBay! got him a great set! All the old episodes! They are AWESOME!

catbox_9 wrote:

That's why I always like TV shows, you really get to know the characters. Speaking of TV shows, I'm really liking movies - how is the TV show Alfred Hitchcock Presents? Hitchcock didn't direct most episodes, but his movies are (mostly) amazing. Is the show equally good?

To understand Alfred Hitchcock the following interview is interesting:

Hitchcock interview from 1964 (part 1)
Part 1 of a BBC Television interview with Alfred Hitchcock first shown on "Monitor" (1964).




Hitchcock interview from 1964 (part 2)
Part 2 of a BBC Television interview with Alfred Hitchcock first shown on "Monitor" (1964).

An example of Alfred Hitchcock's American work:

Jonathan Crombie in Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode Foghound.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents Foghound 1 of 3




Alfred Hitchcock Presents Foghound 2 of 3




Alfred Hitchcock Presents Foghound 3 of 3