Favorite TV Shows from the '60s/early '70s

[JimBagley]

People have generously shared their favorite music from the '60s and '70s on soulful detroit over the years. What were your favorite TV shows from this time period?

[soulster]

Well, as I was a kid during this time...sorry, I got carried away and went all the way up to 1979, and still can't remember a couple of shows.

Gilligan's Island
Mother In'Law's
Dennis The Menace
The Twilight Zone
The Beverly Hillbillies
My Favorite Martian
Lost In Space
Family Affair
The Ghost & Mrs. Muir
Hazel
Nanny & The Professor
The Courtship Of Eddie's Father
I Dream Of Jeannie
Green Acres
That Girl!
Here Come The Brides
Batman
Bewtiched
The Newlywed Game
The Dating Game
The Brady Bunch
Room 222
Star Trek
The Littlest Hobo
The Munsters
The Partridge Family
The Odd Couple
Love, American Style
M*A*S*H
All In The Family
Maude
Sanford & Son
Emergency!
Dragnet
Adam-12
Marcus Welby, M.D.
Three's Company
Barney Miller
One Day At A Time
James At 17
Family
Baretta
Pertochelli
Mayr Tyler Moore
Lou Grant
Welcome Back Kotter
Alice
WKRP In Cincinatti
What's Happening
The Jeffersons
Family
The Love Boat
Quincy, M.E.
Benson
The White Shadow
The Incredible Hulk
Diff'rent Strokes
Six-Million Dollar Man
Sonny & Cher
S-W-A-T
Get Christie Love
The Waltons
The Smothers Brothers
Laugh In
Flip Wilson
The Bill Cosby Show
Julia
Soul Train
American Bandstand
The Real Don Steele Show
Chico & The Man
Good Times
The Carol Burnette Show
The Bob Newhart Show
The Midnight Special
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
The Groovie Goulies
Archie's Funhouse
The Archie Comedy Hour
The Banana Splits Show
The Bugs Bunny/Roiad Runner Show
The Pink Panther Show
Wacky Races
Penelope Pitstop
The Flintstones
Where's Huddles?
Yogi Bear

[marv2]

I liked "Room 222" and "Combat".

[144man]

Bonanza
Laramie
Burke's Law
The Champions
Danger Man
The Prisoner
Doctor Who
Rowan & Martin's Laugh In
77 Sunset Strip
The Twilight Zone
Star Trek
The Time Tunnel
Lost In Space
Land of the Giants
Most Hanna-Barbera Cartoons

[Methuselah2]

Hi there, Jim. This is a fun one. But where's your list? C'mon--it's your thread. Out with it!

· American Bandstand [[but only the Philadelphia years)
· The Discophonic Scene With Jerry Blavat
· The Hy Lit Show
· Summertime at the Pier With Ed Hurst
· RJ at the Disc-o-Tay With Ron Joseph
· The Soupy Sales Show
· Sea Hunt
· Shindig!
· Hullabaloo
· Peyton Place
· The Nurses
· The Fugitive
· Chatter [[the Chimp; brought to you by Red Rose Tea)
· The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
· The Littlest Hobo [[story of a dog--TV's first hobosexual)
· The Hathaways
· Mr. Novak
· The Donna Reed Show
· The Farmer's Daughter
· The Patty Duke Show
· Medic
· Hollywood and the Stars
· Another World
· Days of Our Lives
· Bright Promise
· Dark Shadows [[Jonathan Frid, Grayson Hall, Lara Parker)
· Moment of Truth
· The Doctors
· Harry's Girls
· The Bertie the Bunyip Show
· The Willie the Worm Show
· The Sooty Show
· Happy the Clown
· Cartoon Corners With Sally Starr
· The Gene London Show
· TV Kitchen With Florence Hanford [[Betty Crocker come-to-life)
· The FBI's 10 Most Wanted List [[shown daily at 2:00 a.m.; scared the daylights out of me)
· Shock Theatre With John Zacherle
· Dr. Shock
· Rocky & His Friends
· Double Chiller Theatre
· Bonanza
· The Carol Burnett Show
· Stump the Stars
· What's My Line?
· Thriller, hosted by Boris Karloff
· Arthur Murray's Dance Party
· GE College Bowl [[couldn't answer a thing)
· Girl Talk/The Virginia Graham Show [[could answer everything; go ahead--ask me anything about the Gabors)
and
it just wouldn't be Saturday, 4:00 p.m., without
· Fabiani's Mat Time

[smark21]

Right now,it's Adam-12. I got all 7 seasons on DVD and just enjoying looking at Los Angeles during that time period. Kent McCord as Officer Reed is easy on the eyes as well.

[gary_james]

The Mod Squad
The Courtship Of Eddie's Father
All In The Family
The Fugitive
The Twilight Zone

[Kamasu_Jr]

Man, there are cable channels that show nothing but nostalgia TV shows. My uncle watches them all of the time. I watch too. I like the Beverly Hillbillies, the Donna Reed Show, Julia, I Spy, Hullabaloo, All In the Family, Good Times, Maude, Sanford and Son, Andy of Mayberry, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, Gidget, Hazel, Dennis the Menace, the Lucy Show, the Carol Burnett Show, That's My Mama, Bewitched, the Dick Van Dyke Show, the Bill Cosby Show, Room 222, the Flip Wilson Show and The Mod Squad. Some of the shows I have purchased on DVD. I don't watch westerns, most of them distort history. I like to laugh so I keep it light.

[sophisticated_soul]

One Step Beyond
Twilight Zone
Shindig!
Hulabaloo
The Ed Sullivan Show
The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Gilligan's Island
The Monkees
Tarzan [[Ron Ely)
Get Smart

[marv2]

I also enjoyed "CBS Childern's Film Festival", "Datari", "the Ghost & Mrs. Muir", "Naked City" , "Route 66", "I Spy", "Rat Patrol", "The Monkees", "The Ed Sullivan Show", "Bonaza", "Soupy Sales", "Shindig", "American Bandstand", "Swingin' Time", "Johnny Quest"," Space Ghost", "The Addams Family", "The Munsters", "Bewitched", "Playboy After Dark", "Peter Gunn", "The Untouchables", "Batman", Lost In Space", "The Bill Cosby Show", "Sonny & Cher Show"," Flip Wilson", "Julia", "Then Came Bronson" among others.....

[Methuselah2]

Bonanza
Laramie
Burke's Law
The Champions
Danger Man
The Prisoner
Doctor Who
Rowan & Martin's Laugh In
77 Sunset Strip
The Twilight Zone
Star Trek
The Time Tunnel
Lost In Space
Land of the Giants
Most Hanna-Barbera Cartoons

144man - 77 Sunset Strip? Holy TV Guide, Batman! How did I leave off that one?! Any of the ABC-TV/Warner Bros.' shows, for that matter. Hawaiian Eye. Surfside Six. Adventures in Paradise. Maverick. The Rifleman. Cheyenne. Sugarfoot. Bronco Lane. Everything I know I learned from ABC-TV/Warner Bros. It shows, doesn't it?

[FROM LONDON]

The Pink Panther Show
Wacky Races
Penelope Pitstop
The Flintstones
Star Trek
The Time Tunnel
Lost In Space
Land of the Giants
The Champions
Doctor Who
The Monkees
The Love Boat
Quincy, M.E.

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[144man]

144man - 77 Sunset Strip? Holy TV Guide, Batman! How did I leave off that one?! Any of the ABC-TV/Warner Bros.' shows, for that matter. Hawaiian Eye. Surfside Six. Adventures in Paradise. Maverick. The Rifleman. Cheyenne. Sugarfoot. Bronco Lane. Everything I know I learned from ABC-TV/Warner Bros. It shows, doesn't it?

I don't think we got Hawaian Eye, Surfside Six, Adventures in Paradise or Sugarfoot in the UK. I don't remember the titles.

I should have had "Route 66" and "Ben Casey" in my list.

[marv2]

Loved, loved, loved "Sir Graves Ghastly....."

[Ngroove]

Soul Train
The Jeffersons
Good Times
Andy Griffith Show
Bewitched
Star Trek

[Methuselah2]

Loved, loved, loved "Sir Graves Ghastly....."

Well, Marv, I had to check this out--and he's on YouTube. Some fun stuff. There was nothing quite like one's local TV stations' own shows. No one ever seems to forget them. Which is a very good thing.

[marv2]

Well, Marv, I had to check this out--and he's on YouTube. Some fun stuff. There was nothing quite like one's local TV stations' own shows. No one ever seems to forget them. Which is a very good thing.

If you were a kid in Detroit, Toledo or Windsor Canada say between 1968 -74 ,then you no doubt watched that show every Saturday afternoon if you could! He was great and showed some of the scariest movies available at that time. Oh how I miss the good old days!

[timmyfunk]

1960'S

Batman
The Green Hornet
East Side/West Side
I Dream Of Jeannie
The Untouchables
Dark Shadows
Get Smart [[particularly seasons 4 and 5)

1970's

Soul Train
Police Story
Barney Miller
WKRP In Cincinatti
The White Shadow
Good Times [[the John Amos years)
Sanford and Son [[except for the last season)
The Richard Pryor Show
Soul Alive [[local dance show)
DKRC
Midnight Special
All In The Family
Soap
The Partridge Family
The Odd Couple
Happy Days
Welcome Back Kotter
SWAT
Carol Burnette Show

[Methuselah2]

Well, both of these premiered in 1976, so they're a
bit outside of the time period. But they were just too good not to mention--besides possibly being the 2 sides of the same coin:

· Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
· Family