What were your favorite TV shows growing up

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I really liked the black shows growing up. Though I watched Happy Days and stuff but the stuff that really was it for me was shows like the Jefferson's or Good Times or What's Happening. Still watch them today. Saw Rerun in a Saveon Drugstore on the corner of Ventura and Topanga in the 80's. Went in and he was asking for a ice cream cone and they didn't have any. 

 

My favorite TV shows we're more black than your favorite TV shows. 

Many old faves, but Wild Wild West, Get Smart, and the Avengers I haven't seen forever and a day......

^^^very caucasian wink  The Avengers (((Emma Peel (Diana Rigg) ))) passed this year

Sanford & Sons

Room 222

Mod Squad

Laugh In

The Gene London Show

Different era Knut.

 

In Living Color?  Been there done that. Hilarious!

Oh shit. Fred Sanford and Lamont were the best. Plus Julio. Can't believe I forgot that. I'm sure I saw every episode tons of times.

I'm fuken old. Most of my favorites weren't even in color. 

Leave It To Beaver reruns

That said some of my favorites were Perry Mason, Dragnet, The Rifleman and Gunsmoke. Also some family shows like Leave It To Beaver, The Donna Reed Show and My Three Sons. Actually lots of others when I think about it. 

Jamspace, do you remember one of  my favorites, Robin Hood? 

Baa baa black sheep

Lost in Space, My Mother the Car, Hogan's Heroes

When I was a little kid I liked Batman, My Favorite Martian, The Monkees, The Green Hornet.

In the '70s I liked All In The Family, Mary Tyler Moore, Barney Miller, Carol Burnett Show.

>>Baa baa black sheep

If you get the Heroes and Icons (H&I) channel on cable, it's on Saturday evenings at 7. I watch it often.

Love Boat > Fantasy Island

Chico and The Man

Adam-12

Emergency 

 

One day I was watching an episode of Batman where they were racing across a field in the Batmobile.

Suddenly the screen flashed with an urgent "News Flash" alert. Looked just like part of the show.

Reagan had just been shot by Hinkley. Never saw the end of that episode....

The bat cave and Wayne manor were just down the road from the Rose Bowl in Pasadena (next to Suicide Bridge)

Hey Judit. Vaguely. I didn't look it up on IMDb.  Was it an American show or English? I know Disney made a lot of series back then like The Swamp Fox and I think Zorro.  I certainly remember the movie with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland and Claude Rains (who was one of the greatest character actors of all time) better. That's one of my all time favorites. 

Looney Tunes

Batman

Gilligan's Island

In Search Of

>>>>Emergency 

That's one the whole family would watch together every Saturday night.   Funny, I had a wedding up in Big Fork, Montana at a property owned by one of the guys from Emergency.   Dude's name was Mike Stoker and he was a real life LA fireman who happened to have a SAG card so he was hired on as a consultant and played one of the guys at the station house.   

From Wikipedia: The Adventures of Robin Hood is a British television series comprising 143 half-hour, black and white episodes broadcast weekly between 1955 and 1959 on ITV. It starred Richard Greene as the outlaw Robin Hood, and Alan Wheatley as his nemesis, the Sheriff of Nottingham.

It was English but played well in L.A. It was the show everybody was talking about the next morning when we got to school.

My earliest memories of television are of the Mickey Mouse Club, The Lone Ranger and Hopalong Cassidy.

I enjoyed many of the above shows through the yrs.  I was brought up on TV. Still can't shake the addiction today.

Then locally, there was Webster Webfoot and The 49er. 2 shows I was actually on when very very young.  When the 49er ask me how old I was, I said I'm 3, but I'm tough.   At least that's what they told me. That would have been 1957.

Captain Kangaroo

Wonderama

Banana Splits

then we moved abroad:

Benny Hill

Monty Python

Avro's Top Pop: precursor to MTV from Holland

Alias Smith and Jones

I'm with Mark D., only throw in "Leave It To Beaver".

 

For perspective,  I was 10 when the whole fam watched The Beatles on "Ed Sullivan" in '64.

most anything on any of the 4 channels which were available...

kids were useful for adjusting the antenna and changing the channels

johnny quest

happy days

six million dollar man

gilligan

looney tunes

 

 

Starsky and Hutch, Baretta, Rockford Files, Bugs Bunny...

Remember the Bugaloos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ1_0R-f1eM&feature=emb_logo

 

Or Love American Style. This one with Burt Reynolds before his fame.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8UbAIyiRnI

Little Rascals. Watched as an adult and thought "That's Racist!". 

Oh shit. Fred Sanford and Lamont were the best<<<

Will you stop that!

Love American Style, Streets of San Francisco, Quincy, the Rockford Files

Dukes of Hazzard, BJ and the Bear

Cosby show

dukes of hazzard 

Hee haw 

batman

 

dont touch the antenna!!!!!

 

I forgot about a couple of local Bay Area shows I liked as a very little kid...

Captain Satellite

Charley & Humphrey

I never liked Romper Room or Sesame Street.

The Gene London Show>>

See that, & raise you Pixanne, Sally Starr, Captain Noah, Chief Halftown, & Wee Willie Weber.

Cartoons: Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse, Heckle & Jeckle, Mighty Heroes.  

Heckle & Jeckle dealing PED's.......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blZFCriImM8

>>>Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse

the base line in the opening theme song sounds like what Phil was doing in the early Caution jams

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8I4GK9OT18

The Immortal

 

The main character was test driver?/stunt driver?, so every episode had a decent car chase. It was like that episode of The Simpsons where Monty Burns thrives on Bart's blood.  If Bart knew how to hot-wire a car.

 

 I still DREAM OF JEANNIE ! Ohhh Master 

Anyone remember The British comedy group Ths Goodies?
 

 

Speed Racer fans?

Remember when TV would occasionally play the Harry Nilsson movie The Point? Everyone's got one 

Speed racer was watched!

Brady Bunch

The Partridge Family

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The Mighty Heroes

 

Great Space Coaster

 

Hot Fudge

 

Batman

 

Looney Tunes

 

Superfriends

Tom and Jerry

 

Tigers baseball

 

 

All In The Family

M*A*S*H

Sanford & Son

The Addams Family

The Munsters

Rocky & Bulwinkle

Mork & Mindy

The White Shadow

Hill Street Blues

Alf

Bewitched

Hawaii 5-O

 

Was a badass. Book histeve.jpgm Dano!

 

When I was a wee lad on Saturday nights the street lights came on and it meant to get my ass home because EMERGENCY was on!!

Showered, in PJ's with my pillow and blanket laying on the floor watching every second of this fine fine medical drama.

What fond memories.

Many years pass and I am in mid 20's and I was visiting a friends house with a TV with cable. Flippin channels I find on the New Jersey station reruns of EMERGENCY

It was so cheesy, I was so sad that I even saw it again, it was so much better as a memorie.

 

Many shows are/were like that.

I had forgotten about In Search Of. Classic.

Yes on Hawaii 5-0.

Rockford Files.

If anyone has MeTV on their cable, a lot of these shows are still on. Here's the line-up: https://www.metv.com/schedule/

metv is WJLP in NYC area. Channel 33.on Directv

You have Tvland and Sundance for Hogans heros and Andy griffith.

 

Andy Griffith is on MeTV at 8 and Hogan is on at 9.

FETV also.

Dean Martin Christmas Show 1968 - FULL EPISODE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LHl0zf09pE

S.O.A.P.

Tenspeed and Brownshoe

Ellory Queen

 

Excellent for kids.  All of 'em.  My mom wouldn't let me watch Laverne and Shirley, but I could stay up 'til midnite on schoolnites to watch S.O.A.P.  

Excellent shows.  

I dug Columbo.

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WKRP!

Barney Miller

Wild Wild West

White Shadow

The Walnuts (Waltons)

Good Times

One Day at a Time

Alice

SOAP

 

growing pains

silver spoons

mr belvedere 

cosby show

 

KRP's greatest moment:

Some nerdy tv exec wants to put him on tv.  He suggests rock and roll and she says, "no one dances to the Grateful Dead."  The look on Hessman's face is priceless.

Barney Miller<<

 

{{{Mooshy mooshy}}}

I was in the audience in the mid 80's when Hal Linden and Tim Conway were Johnny Carson's guests. Hal played the clarinet. Conway was hilarious as a short golfer.

WKRP - Johnny Fever Plays Shakedown Street:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpwC_T_R2Vw

 

Ya beat me to it DaBreeze. Was just going to post it.

Funny Carson skit Adam and Eve. Adam smokes weed.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih6LxwdwvlA

Ozzie & Harriet

Mr. Ed

Dennis the Menace

What's My Line

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Father Knows Best

The Honeymooners

Red Skelton Show