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Sky King..........
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Bikes, babes, and beer, it don't get no better than that.
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Originally Posted by manu1959
also Mission Impossible, Wild Wild West, and Dragnet
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So?
“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.” Edumnd Burke
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It was truly sacrilegious what they did to Wild Wild West with that awful movie. Will Smith as James T. West?????!!!!!!
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One of my favorites as a kid. You want to see something amazing.... go to this site and you can watch 64 episodes!Sky King..........
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DN
I had a huge crush on Penny and the Cessna 310.
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Get Smart was pretty funny, being a Mel Brooks show and all.
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I always took a whipping to stay home from church on Sunday nights to watch Bonanza.
The Rifleman
Alfred Hitchcock and all scary shows on late Saturday night in the late 50's and early 60's
Soupy Sales... He would get kicked off the air for adult jokes all the time, you had to be an adult to "get it" but the TV police were after his ass.
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Anyone mention
Mama's Family???
Enemy of the State
Nobody mentioned the Twilight Zone.
There was also Boris Karloff's Thriller.
For the music buffs there was Shindig and Hullaballo.
There was also I Love Lucy and Ozzie and Harriet (The question of the day was always "What does Ozzie do for a living?") Splain Lucy!
The Dick Van Dyke Show.
Laugh In.
The Smothers Brothers Half Hour Comedy Hour.
The Andy Williams Show, Officer Dave was hilarious.
Jackie Gleason Show. It was where the Honeymooners was first shown as a weekly skit that developed into a sitcom.
Milton Beryl, his show was usually on too late for me to watch.
Every city had its own Shock Theater on Saturday night with different hosts for the area. We watched all the old horror flicks.
When I die I'm sure to go to heaven, cause I spent my time in hell.
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Branded........ Chuck Connors after The Rifleman....... he got a raw deal.
Go to this sight if you remember it and you'll get to here the theme song.
http://members.tripod.com/~northfork/branded.html
No matter where I've traveled or how great the trip was, it's always wonderful to return to my country, The United States of America......... me
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Aside from Dragnet, that's an outstanding list. The only one I'd add to that is "Married With Children." I don't think I've ever laughed as hard at anything else in my life.
As for a variety show, I'd have to say Ed Sullivan was the best. I remember watching live the night the Beatles were on for the first time, and Elvis Presley.
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All In The Family is a classic TV show, and one of my favorites. It is extremly funny, I have all the seasons on DVD. It is on TV Land everynight. You should watch an episode or two, you will laugh your ass of. You have to remember while watching it that the way they talk about things or it's humor was not normal back then like it is now. If you watch it you will agree it is a classic. Do you know who Rob Reiner is? You know Stephen King's business partner in Castle Rock entertainment and a movie star and award winning Priducer and Director? He was responsible for movies such as A Few Good Men, Misery, Rumor Has It, The American President, When Harry Met Sally, The Princess Bride, EDTV, The Bucket List, Stand By Me, This Is Spinal Tap, Alex & Emma, Ghosts Of Mississippi, North and The Story Of Us. He also Produced a song on Guitar Hero 2(Tonight Im Gonna Rock You Tonight). He also has acted in a lot of movies like EDTV, Dickie Roberts Former Child Star, The Jerk, Throw Momma From The Train, First Wives Club, The Majestic, Primary Colors and many more. He got his start due to All In The Family and All In The Family made him(so to say).Being only 22 and not a TV watcher, I am not qualified to make a choice. But I am sure plenty of you have one.
My mom and dad both believe it is "All In The Family." I've never seen it.
I do remember being entranced by Sesame Street. Big Bird and Cookie Monster were awesome.
Also Sanford and Son is another classic. It is by the same people that created All In The Family and the main character is played by Redd Foxx with Lawanda Page as a supporting character. That TV show is so funny you will pee yourself from laughing so hard. It is also on TV Land Nightly and you should check it out. Those two shows are the very definition of a classic. They were a culture shock and paved a way for the generation of TV shows that we have now.
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Poor Matt Dillon. Gunsmoke was only the longest running television show in TV history and one of the best westerns.
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