| Author | Message | ||
     Nitsebes |
The Invaders starring Roy Thinnes.Kinda reminds me of John Carpenter's "THEY LIVE"  | ||
| Redrocker |
Dragnet Adam 12 The Rifleman Bonanza Dick Van Dyke Show Hogans Heroes The Big Valley Wagon Train That Girl Patty Duke Show The Adams Family Get Smart The Fugitive Gunsmoke Okay now I'm really feeling old, gotta go take a nap. | ||
| Tramp |
the Invaders! yeah! geeez "that girl" forgot about that one. was that Marlo thomas? anyone mention "The Avengers?" | ||
| Redrocker |
Hate to admit that I know this, but yes it was Marlo Thomas. Mr. Ed The Flying Nun The Lucy Show The Carol Burnett Show ABC Wide World of Sports Walt Disney Show (on Sunday nights) The Wild Kingdom The Flintstones The Jetsons Dark Shadows Peyton Place Stop me, I'm having flashbacks. | ||
| Kandie |
I remember Dark Shadows. One day I got scared watching it, I was afraid the vampire guy could see me through the TV. I must not have known how to shut the TV off and I got shocked trying to unplug it. | ||
| Bent_mind |
Hey, hey we're the Monkees | ||
| Jackbequick |
Gunsmoke Stoney Burke Jack | ||
| Rocketman |
One I've never seen rerun on any UK channel............ Cowboy in Africa starring Chuck Norris, and you all forgot the best one, shame on you American's, The Virginian. Rocket | ||
| Cochise |
Family Affair with Buffey and Jody...Mr. French and who could forget Misses Beasley | ||
| Firemanjim |
Sugarfoot Paladin Yancy Derringer Alfred Hitchcock Burkes Law Bat Masterson Crusader Rabbit | ||
| Bartimus |
Lost in Space | ||
| Whodom |
The Green Hornet | ||
| Dbird29 |
Then Came Bronson The Forest Primeval (episode #23) Originally aired: Wednesday March 4, 1970 on NBC Writer: Thomas Y. Drake, Jon Edward Manson Director: Earl Bellamy Show Stars: Michael Parks (Jim Bronson) All Guest Stars: Gary Clarke (Ranger), Lee De Broux (Pump Jockey) In this environmental narrative Broson takes a bike trip in the "Los Padres National Forest" and runs into trouble after his motorbike falls down an embankment. Bronson decides to ride out of the forest by following the contour of the terrain. In the process, the trip imbues Bronson with a deep respect for nature and the environment. | ||
| 1313 |
The Adams Family Awww, come on, everyone knows The Munster's is where it's at!     1313 P.S. If you think The Munster's has anything to do with my badweb ID being 1313, you are only partially right. There's a lot more to it than just that... (Message edited by 1313 on December 16, 2005) | ||
| Dbird29 |
Then Came Bronson Mating Dance for Tender Grass (episode #20 Originally aired: Wednesday February 11, 1970 on NBC Writer: Jack Morse Director: Russ Mayberry Show Stars: Michael Parks (Jim Bronson) All Guest Stars: Eddie Little Sky (Boise Idaho), Buffy Sainte-Marie (Tender Grass), Ivan Naranjo (Spare Parts One), Kahana (Spare Parts Two) Bronson and Native American Boise Idaho both vie for the attention of beautiful Tender Grass by entering a cross-country motorcycle race. At first, Bronson is against the idea, but after constant provoking by Boise Idaho and his nefarious accomplices, Spare Parts One and Spare Parts Two, he decides to prove his courage and impress Tender Grass in the process. Those guys had BadWeb names even before the invention of the Internet!  } | ||
| Dbird29 |
Check out all those famous actors: Dave Huddleston Bruce Dern Will Geer James Doohan Fernando Llamas Jessica Walters http://www.tv.com/then-came-bronson/where-will-the-trumpets-be/episode/185700/su mmary.html | ||
| Jon |
Wow... Lance link secret Chimp - priceless. As were the Banana Splits, Wack Racers, SPace Ghost. Wild Kingdom was family TV, good stuff. | ||
| S1eric |
The Munsters were cool But how about My Favorite Martian. With Bill Bixby. S1Eric  Well thats not Bill bixby but he was in the show. (Message edited by S1Eric on December 17, 2005) | ||
| Dragon_slayer |
Oh, I can not believe you forgot 12 O'Clock High! (Message edited by dragon_slayer on December 17, 2005) | ||
| Nitsebes |
DAKTARI/"doctor" for those that don't speak Swahili  | ||
| Johnnylunchbox |
As a young'n I used to enjoy reruns of Flipper, Gentle Ben, and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. | ||
| Cowboy |
Way to modern. who can remember radio and Tennessee Jed....Green Hornet.....The Fat Man | ||
| Tramp |
As a kid I enjoyed the first-run episodes of Flipper. yikes. | ||
| Dragon_slayer |
I remember when Flipper was a guppy. | ||
| Buellerthanyou |
The Mod Squad Night Gallery The Outer Limits Hogan's Heroes Route 66 ...and everything you guys mentioned above! (Anybody remember the short-lived "Beatles" Saturday morning cartoon?) HellBuelly J P.S. This is cheating since it was 1970, but, UFO?  "Politics will eventually be replaced by Buellism. The politician will be only too happy to abdicate in favor of an XB, because the XB will be much more powerful than he could ever be." --Marshall McBuelluhan | ||
| Tom_b |
speaking of saturday morning cartoons, i remember the beatles one, Remember the Osmonds and at the same time they had the jackson five. "Underdog" and "Archie" (Message edited by Tom_b on December 17, 2005) | ||
| Tom_b |
"Death Valley Days" , "Petticoat Junction" ." The Immortal" | ||
| Slaughter |
Crusader Rabbit My Mother the Car | ||
| Tramp |
Dragon_slayer said: "I remember when Flipper was a guppy." * * & i saved memories of the Gipper on a Floppy | ||
| Jackbequick |
How about radio programs? Anyone ever listen to those? I can remember sitting in the living room in the evening in a military housing area near Tokyo, Japan and listening to a Zenith Trans-Oceanic radio. Some of the programs were: Gunsmoke The Green Hornet Amos 'n Andy Fibber McGee and Molly Duffy's Tavern The Shadow The Whistler Boston Blackie Then, in 1951, we returned to CONUS and I got to see a television set for the first time. Jack |
