What's your favorite tv series from the 50s or 60s that you don't see much of anymoe?
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Big Daddyo, My Mother The Car,The Nanny,Mr Peabody and his boy Sherman,Esops Fables,Red Skalton Comedy hour.The Edd Sullivan Show,Laughin,The Cereal Bernete show,Maverick,Wagon Tirane,The Rill McCoys,American Band Stand,The Mickey Mouse Club.My Three Son's,The Smother Brother's show,and The Time Tunnel.
546738
Yeah I do!!!But I like Ghosthunters on Sci-Fi Channel on Wednesdays too and John Edwards on W.E. tv. I like travel channels weird travels series. Seen that one?
1091611
They're both very well-written shows, but my vote goes to Frasier. Clever, intelligent dialogue without being "snooty"...in fact, it made fun of Frasier's snootiness ! Some of the most hysterical moments ever on TV. One memorable moment that almost made me wet my pants...Frasier trying to sing (and miserably bumbling) "Buttons and Bows" on the PBS pledge drive. Brilliant !!!
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the original series is hands down the best for several reasons. the most important fact being that no sequel or follow up is ever as good as the first. not only were the story lines more consistently compelling and meaningful, but so were the actors and their delivery, even if a bit exaggerated at times like science fiction is supposed to be.\none can not forget the awesome music in those first episodes as well. sure the graphics in general and on the deck may not have been the best but lets not forget it was the late 60's and they were putting discs into disc drives before they existed. without trying to be critical of all that followed, i tried to watch all of the other series and always found them to rely too much on technology advances, new alien lifeforms and other themes that were too complicated for someone looking for good old fashion sci-fi entertainment. the original episodes, while they involved technology, aliens and time warps for example, the shows were more about the characters and their reactions to those things and the heroic nature in which they peformed their jobs in space - where NO MAN has gone before!
1096444
I used to LOVE that show!  I would have to watch them again before I noticed any goofy things, though, because it has been a long time!  :0)
462976
Mr. Humphries was always my favourite although I also look back fondly an Mrs. Slocombe and her pussie. I haven't seen that show for years, I miss it.
555444
definately star trek, I've been a fan for 33 years, so I guess that makes me a little bias!
411698
Who doesn't? I'm 21 and have a 1 year old so we watch Seasame Street, Veggie Tales, Fairly Odd Parents, and Dora together. But I like Johnny Bravo, Powerpuff Girls, King of the Hill and Simpsons too. I miss Bobbys World and The Smurfs though.
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Always loved watching MASH!  The movie was good, but I always watched the series. I used to sneek up at night to watch it from behind the couch, cause it used to be on late. My dad would catch me, but always let me watch it with him.
575959
tHE ORIGINAL FROM THE 60'S IS MY FAVORITE WITH cAPT. kIRK AND sCOTTY AND sPOCK AND lT. o'hURA AND THE dOCTOR mCcOY. gREAT CAST LINE AND LOVED THE SHOW.
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I have so many favorites: All In the Family, Maude, The Odd Couple, The Golden Girls, Fresh Prince, Seinfeld, Family Matters (the earlier ones with Urkel on them).\n\nThere are more, i just can't remember anymore.
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The Ed Sullivan show.  This one-hour color premier could only be received by about two dozen television sets that had been sold at that time.\n\nRead more Television history at the website below.
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I would say Gunsmoke.  I still catch it on every once in a while & watch it.
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American Idol.  I'm practically an old lady (so you'd think I wouldn't be too interested in such pop culture things) but I will arrange my work schedule (I work nights) to at least catch the performance part of each week's episode.  I DO NOT watch much television but I do LOVE American Idol.
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that was my grandma's favorite show. she had the entire book series and the tapes of the show, even though she didn't even have a VCR. she would bring them with her when she went to other people's houses, but she passed away last summer. she really did love that show
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I'm with you.  I remember the shows fondly.\n\nDavid\nLisa\nHoller\nSusan\nKing\nPit\nPat\nPot\nNarrator\n\nDo you remember "Adventures of the Little Koala"?
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Me too i wish it were still on I think they should have an 80's channel on tv they have like boomerang that shows mostly 70's and few 80's cartoons