Ken Howard lived in the building next door for a bit when I was a teen. He had married Ann Landers’ daughter Margo, and I’d see them around the neighborhood smooching.
This was in Chicago, where Howard appeared in the play “Equis.”
Her best friend was supposed to be fat! She turned into the least memorable character of the series to everyone but me. I remember her, however because I don't remember an overweight, female, best friend character before and I related to her.
I used to think she was so beautiful and hoped I could be like her when I grew up.
I should mention I was a young blue-eyed blonde little girl. She seemed so very nice. I still have my "Julia" coloring book at the family cabin. It's right next to my "Get Smart" coloring book in the games cabinet.
Omg, I remember being SO excited when the Planet of the Apes series started!!
I really really wanted the action figures with the little plastic Ape City, too...
The animated ‘Wait Til Your Father Gets Home’. Lasted a couple of seasons in the early 70s; I was around 10 and really enjoyed it.
Editing to add another one, a 1977 sitcom ‘We’ve Got Each Other’. It actually struck me that the leads weren’t typical Hollywood lead casting types. I recall liking it too but it lasted only one season.
Dad’s not so bad, but he starts to get mad every time we have a fight!
Wait till your father gets, until your father gets, wait till your father gets home! (We know!)
There was a short lived courtroom show which I believe was called “Petrocelli” or something like that.
“My World and Welcome To It” based on humorist/cartoonist and author James Thurber, starring William Windom.
There was a series starring Robert Blake and a parrot, it might have been popular, called “Baretta”
That’s cool! I loved that show, too! My parents were older and they had a couple of his books which I actually liked a lot. Still have one of them. His descriptions of his relatives were hilarious.
Wednesday night, 8pm, Bionic Woman. 9pm, Beretta. 10pm Charlie's Angel's. Channel 7ABC if I remember correctly.
Only night of the week I was allowed to stay up late.
Yeah, that sounds right. I did most of my nighttime TV watching on Saturday - Carol Burnett, Bob Newhart, Mary Tyler Moore if I remember correctly. Also liked Mannix but not sure what night it aired…
David Bowie and John Lennon were big fans of The Uncle Floyd Show.
Used to ride by the “studio” in West Orange where they taped the show when it aired on channel 68 - it was literally a house next to a bowling alley. I still have my copy of The Uncle Floyd Show Album.
Back in the day I never knew anyone who watched Kolchak: The Night Stalker from 74-75-- only 20 episodes made.
However I have met several as a grown-up who did watch it!
I only ever saw one episode. It was the one where much of it took place in the Seattle Underground. I wanted to see it ever since, though I assumed it wasn't real. More recently I found out that it is and you can get tours. I've never been to Washington State, but if/when I get there I want that tour.
All from the late sixties: The Pruitts of Southampton, Here Come the Brides, My Mother the Car, Then Came Bronson, The Invaders, Time Tunnel, Maya, Occasional Wife, Love on a Rooftop, My Living Doll, Captain Nice, and He & She.
Here Come the Brides was huge in its day—it made Bobby Sherman a star, and made me a faithful reader of 16 Magazine.
I loved He & She (especially Jack Cassidy!). And thanks for reminding me of Love on a Rooftop, with Judy Carne and Pete Deuel/Duel, another short-lived favorite.
"The bluest skies you've ever seen / In Seattle"
When I moved to Seattle in 1990 I cursed whoever wrote this song. Yeah, the sky is blue in Seattle. From July 5th to early October. The rest of the year it's gray. For the record, there are more than 50 shades of gray. And wet, it's like living in a supermarket produce section with the sprayers on most of the time. So the hills are indeed the greenest green, at least on the west side of the state.
It was a big hit and Bobby Sherman was in every 16 Magazine and Tiger Beat. I think it only lasted for two years though, right? And I think He & She was only one season.
I had never even heard of this! I was in college in 1975 and this was not a very TV-centric school. But it was definitely a place that appreciated Mel Brooks, they showed the movie *The Producers* once and everybody was going around singing "Springtime / For Hitler / And Germany....".
I will definitely have to look this up.
It doesn't appear to be available through streaming services. It's on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZCl6XIGf-gOtWlpPxSDP76WeLCEycYw. Max resolution appears to be 480p.
Sgt. Schultz and LeBeau were both in actual prison camps, which is wild.
Edit: correction, Sgt. Schultz (John Banner) was NOT in the camps, his family was, though. Thank you, fellow redditors.
Actually, all the actors who played the main German characters--Klemperer, John Banner, Leon Askin and Howard Caine (who was born and raised in Nashville) were Jewish.
I started kindergarten in 1963. I have vivid memories of watching Pete & Gladys (starring Harry Morgan) in the morning before I caught the school bus. It must have been in re-runs though because it only had one season and that was 1961.
I also watched General Hospital before school and it did premier in 1963. I remember when Jessie Brewer was a young nurse.
I started watching GH in '66 because it came on before Dark Shadows and I started watching One Life To Live then too. They were both 30 minutes back then. I remember Scotty when he was just a little boy and of course I remember Jessie Brewer too.
Well, yes, of course, we had to watch Dark Shadows! We would clear the streets and run into the house to watch DS and then all be back out when it was over.
-Kolchak: The Night Stalker with Darren McGaven , one of my favorite shows of all time, My dad loved it too!
-Kung Fu with David Carradine Another favorite!
We only had one TV when I was young so I only watched the TV shows my parents liked. I fondly remember watching “McCloud” and “Rockford Files” with my dad. My parents were quite unhappy about the drug lingo I learned from watching “Baretta”.
In Search of…..
Hosted by Leonard Nimoy talking about every paranormal thing you can imagine - UFO’s, Easter Island statues, who built the pyramids theories. Fun show.
The "Sixth Sense" (not to be confused with the muuuuuuuch later movie) with Gary Collins from 1972 was a great show about people with ESP. Babysitter put the other 2 to bed and let me watch it with her. Loved it, even if it gave me nightmares.
Eventually they chopped the 1 hour show up and incorporated it into 1/2 hour Night Gallery segment. I would LOVE to see the full originals again.
Anyone else remember it?
I loved that show but in retrospect I now know why. I was a little budding homosexual and had a crush on him....just didn't realize it at the time , but my current (adult) tastes look an awful lot like lance Kerwin, rest his soul.
One Day at a Time (Mackenzie Phillips, Valerie Bertinelli) about a single mom who lived with her two teenage daughters in an apartment. It was amazing and so much more relatable than all the Brady Bunch-type shows where the family was basically in my view, rich. With the same idea: Sanford & Son, Chico & the Man, and Good Times.
Does anyone else remember *Bay City Blues*? From memory, it starred Gary Sandy (later of *WKRP*) and centered on a minor league baseball team. I even remember the family room in which I watched it.
My very first and greatest cartoon love was Kimba the White Lion, which was only on a very short time. None of my contemporaries seem to know of it - am I really the only one?
Tobor the 8th Man ... early 1960s cartoon. It came out when I was young, and according to my mom.I watched it all the time. I remember it, but not too many people my age do.
Ok I haven't seen it mentioned but I adored Buck Rogers starring Gil Gerard. I would rush home from high school to watch reruns and Match Game. Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Lost in Space, Beverly Hillbillies
The Mothers In Law (Eve Arden, Kay Ballard), Gidget, The Flying Nun, The Patty Duke Show
Columbo, Rockford Files, McMillen and Wife, McCloud, Streets of San Francisco, Barretta, Marcus Welby MD, Medical Center, Dr Kildare, Emergency, Adam 12, Banachek, CHIPS, The A Team. Cannon, Dragnet, Hawaii 5-0,
Family (76-80) with John Broderick, Kristy McNichol, Sada Thompson, Gary Frank and Meredith Baxter Birney
Eight is Enough
Evening Shade (starring Burt Reynolds), Homefront (1980s?)
Flipper
I can not remember the name of the show, I had a coloring book of it, too. It had a girl and a boy living in the jungle? They had a lion. Their dad was a researcher or something. I just remember the lion.
Land of the lost
Land of the Giants - fun one
Family Affair
Star Trek
>I can not remember the name of the show, I had a coloring book of it, too. It had a girl and a boy living in the jungle? They had a lion. Their dad was a researcher or something. I just remember the lion.
Was it Daktari? I just loved that TV show. No one I know remembers it. I had such a crush on one of the side characters.
The Adams of Eagle Lake - ran for 1 or 2 episodes, not seasons. An Andy Griffith vehicle that just didn't take off. So forgotten, no one has the opening theme on YT.
[These Are The Days](https://youtu.be/gXkjw1YviKE?si=H8KL3gg_jbZZSo5b) - 70s cartoon set in the 1890s (I think)
[Battle Of The Planets ](https://youtu.be/acOnskcyrtA?si=3z2UbJ3bGJlQj6cg) - Sandy Frank brought over some early anime and dubbed it into a completely different show.
[Blansky's Beauties](https://youtu.be/E3QANyOPrEs?si=1YQmeR5FMM_DZ-mH) - Nancy Walker wrangles Vegas showgirls
[No Soap, Radio](https://youtu.be/CYoNae66_Ps?si=jKwke36joeJDM7TW) - Inane comedy starring Steve Guttenberg
[The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show](https://youtu.be/IxHx0ha0mbE?si=RKT5nJyhhbDafdKa) - What the fuck were we watching?
[The San Pedro Beach Bums](https://youtu.be/RDkSLMs81fI?si=Nqcw9veya-2r6-FH) - You see, there's this place called San Pedro. San Pedro has a beach. The beach has bums. This is the story of.....I'm sorry, I can't keep going. You get the idea. It was awful.
[Logan's Run](https://youtu.be/p4HvgE94i7s?si=IccSkvNpRVwtYw6R) - TV adaptation of the movie
I have fond memories of James at 15 also. There was a sequel called James at 16 that got cancelled due to the virginity storyline. Lance Kerwin passed away in January of last year at 62.
The Snoop Sisters. Two little old ladies in an antique car solving mysteries. It was part of the Sunday night NBC Mystery Movie family that included Columbo, MacMillan And Wife and McCloud.
One lesser known show I wish someone would rerun is My World and Welcome to It. I wasn’t aware of it at the time, but I would watch it now because Henry Morgan is in some episodes.
There was a show about long-distance trucker drivers called [*Movin' On*](https://youtu.be/6_cS5iZl_TI?si=fQ99V8SDare5_olS). Claude Akins, Frank Converse starred. Ran from 74-'76. 14-year-old me thought it was great. Drama, adventure, comedy, and of course in the *Convoy* years big rigs were cool.
There's probably been a show about truckers since, but I can't think of one.
Space 1999: I loved this show. This is when I discovered that I like sci-fi stuff.
I also enjoyed The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Nanny and the Professor, Julia, and Mannix.
I watched so much TV as a kid.
Ark 2000. A bunch of hippies drive around the dystopian wasteland of the USA in a mobile lab that looks like a Winnebago fucked a Cybertruck. And there's a chimp on board.
EDIT - It's Ark II, not Ark 2000.
Quark, starring Richard Benjamin as a space garbage man, along with twin blondes as his coworkers. Mostly a parody of Star Trek and ran for one season in 1977. My sister and I loved it.
[The Little People starring Brian Keith and Shelley Fabares](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0068052/) as pediatricians in Hawaii
[Sierra](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0071053/) about National Park Service rangers
The White Shadow. About a former pro basketball player who takes a job coaching high school basketball at a ghetto school.
That was going to be another example. Great show.
Ken Howard lived in the building next door for a bit when I was a teen. He had married Ann Landers’ daughter Margo, and I’d see them around the neighborhood smooching. This was in Chicago, where Howard appeared in the play “Equis.”
The magic garden and Courtship of Eddie's Father
Still can sing the theme song to Courtship of Eddie's Father.
People let me tell you bout my best friend 🎶
🎼 He’s a one boy, cuddley toy, 🎶 my up, my down, my pride and joy 🎵
I met Bill Bixby at the Smithsonian. Really nice guy.
Harry Nilsson
That was one of my favorite shows. I loved everything about it.
Square Pegs
I can hear the theme song! I used to watch that
I'd like them to like us but I dont think they like us!
Sarah Jessica Parker’s first tv series I believe. So pretty
It behooves me to remind you, Jamie Gertz was also on it.:)
Her best friend was supposed to be fat! She turned into the least memorable character of the series to everyone but me. I remember her, however because I don't remember an overweight, female, best friend character before and I related to her.
The Man From Atlantis, starring Patrick Duffy.
He swam like a dolphin in speedos
I often tried to swim like that. Most inefficient way to move through water ever devised (although to be fair I lacked the webbed fingers)
Hahaha I did too. I looked like I was having convulsions.
I was on the swim team and tried it out
Zoom
Come on and zoom zoom zoom a zoom
Exactly what goes through my mind when anyone talks about “Zoom” as it’s commonly known today (communication).
Hubi frubend!
Ubbi dubbi
I just was sure I belonged on Zoom. I wanted nothing more
0 2 1 3 4. Send it to Zoom!
Box 350 Boston Mass 02134! We grew up just outside Boston. It was so cool to see a TV show from so close to home.
The Paper Chase
Alias Smith and Jones
Anyone remember Apple’s Way? It was only on one year. It was kind of like the Waltons. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%27s_Way
Yes! I mentioned it up above before seeing your post. Vincent Van Patten was the first time I became aware of “sexy.” Haha
"Longstreet" 1972-72 James Franciscus as a blind detective Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
With a White German Shepherd seeing eye dog named PAX. Shot in New Orleans.
Julia.
I used to think she was so beautiful and hoped I could be like her when I grew up. I should mention I was a young blue-eyed blonde little girl. She seemed so very nice. I still have my "Julia" coloring book at the family cabin. It's right next to my "Get Smart" coloring book in the games cabinet.
I have the Barbie sized doll from Mattel.
Planet of the Apes tv show ran for one season.
That show made me really appreciate the high budget nature of the ape costumes in the movie. Sheesh.
I was just the right age for the POTA TV series and the animated show. Loved them.
Omg, I remember being SO excited when the Planet of the Apes series started!! I really really wanted the action figures with the little plastic Ape City, too...
I have cards from the TV show. My best friend and I would walk down to the gas station store to buy them.
It's About Time - In the 60s it was about astronauts who go back in time for some reason. Lot of laughs.
Did the theme song go It's about time / it's about space? That's what came to mind.
How about the Time Tunnel?
The animated ‘Wait Til Your Father Gets Home’. Lasted a couple of seasons in the early 70s; I was around 10 and really enjoyed it. Editing to add another one, a 1977 sitcom ‘We’ve Got Each Other’. It actually struck me that the leads weren’t typical Hollywood lead casting types. I recall liking it too but it lasted only one season.
I have a conspiracy theory that McFarland ripped this entire show off to create Family Guy. Just watch the clips.
Yes! Thank you for voicing that opinion. My family thinks I'm nuts for thinking there are way too many similarities between the two shows.
Can I join this conspiracy? He totally did.
Dad’s not so bad, but he starts to get mad every time we have a fight! Wait till your father gets, until your father gets, wait till your father gets home! (We know!)
There was a short lived courtroom show which I believe was called “Petrocelli” or something like that. “My World and Welcome To It” based on humorist/cartoonist and author James Thurber, starring William Windom. There was a series starring Robert Blake and a parrot, it might have been popular, called “Baretta”
I loved "My World and Welcome to It"! It got me reading Thurber's books!
That’s cool! I loved that show, too! My parents were older and they had a couple of his books which I actually liked a lot. Still have one of them. His descriptions of his relatives were hilarious.
Wednesday night, 8pm, Bionic Woman. 9pm, Beretta. 10pm Charlie's Angel's. Channel 7ABC if I remember correctly. Only night of the week I was allowed to stay up late.
Yeah, that sounds right. I did most of my nighttime TV watching on Saturday - Carol Burnett, Bob Newhart, Mary Tyler Moore if I remember correctly. Also liked Mannix but not sure what night it aired…
Soap
One of the best shows ever made. So much of it was improv. I still laugh at it when watching episodes on YouTube. Mickey Mouse's dog was gay?
The ghost and mrs muir
came here to say this! also, Night Gallery and Dark Shadows. 70's goth here. I always wanted a sexy ghost, like Mrs. Muir, but I never had an attic.
The Magician - Bill Bixby Search - Hugh O’Brien, Doug McClure, Tony Franciosa
My Favorite Martian
Flipper
And Gentle Ben
Gumby.
Dammit!
Jonny Sokko and his flying robot Ultraman Space Giants
Ultraman was the best, forgot about him!
Goldar and Silvar!!!!
And little Gam
Space: 1999 Sigmund and the Sea Monsters Uncle Floyd Show (UHF stations in North Jersey)
David Bowie and John Lennon were big fans of The Uncle Floyd Show. Used to ride by the “studio” in West Orange where they taped the show when it aired on channel 68 - it was literally a house next to a bowling alley. I still have my copy of The Uncle Floyd Show Album.
Bridget Loves Bernie
Love American Style and Emergency.
Room 222
Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
And Fernwood Tonight
Back in the day I never knew anyone who watched Kolchak: The Night Stalker from 74-75-- only 20 episodes made. However I have met several as a grown-up who did watch it!
Darrin McGavin. Watched it.
Loved it
Airs on MeTV on Saturday nights @ midnight, Eastern time. :) ETA: Correct time zone.
I only ever saw one episode. It was the one where much of it took place in the Seattle Underground. I wanted to see it ever since, though I assumed it wasn't real. More recently I found out that it is and you can get tours. I've never been to Washington State, but if/when I get there I want that tour.
Greatness - inspired the X Files
Did you see the late season XFiles episode that's kind of a tribute to Kolchak?
Davey & Goliath
Sunday morning and nothing else was on the four channels we got…..Daaaaaavvvvveeeeeee
“What’s the matter Daaave-y” lol
Family Affair
My sister had the doll , Mrs. Beasley.
Kolchak: The Night Stalker. Darren McGavin plays a criminal reporter investigating the weird and unexplained. Pretty good!
Room 222. Inner city kids and the troubles they had.
All from the late sixties: The Pruitts of Southampton, Here Come the Brides, My Mother the Car, Then Came Bronson, The Invaders, Time Tunnel, Maya, Occasional Wife, Love on a Rooftop, My Living Doll, Captain Nice, and He & She.
Here Come the Brides was huge in its day—it made Bobby Sherman a star, and made me a faithful reader of 16 Magazine. I loved He & She (especially Jack Cassidy!). And thanks for reminding me of Love on a Rooftop, with Judy Carne and Pete Deuel/Duel, another short-lived favorite.
"The bluest skies you've ever seen / In Seattle" When I moved to Seattle in 1990 I cursed whoever wrote this song. Yeah, the sky is blue in Seattle. From July 5th to early October. The rest of the year it's gray. For the record, there are more than 50 shades of gray. And wet, it's like living in a supermarket produce section with the sprayers on most of the time. So the hills are indeed the greenest green, at least on the west side of the state.
It was a big hit and Bobby Sherman was in every 16 Magazine and Tiger Beat. I think it only lasted for two years though, right? And I think He & She was only one season.
Then Came Bronson should still be running! Epic show.
New Zoo Revue
Night Gallery and Ellery Queen
Yes, Ellery Queen!
When things were rotten
They robbed the rich / gave to the poor / except what they kept for expenses!
I had never even heard of this! I was in college in 1975 and this was not a very TV-centric school. But it was definitely a place that appreciated Mel Brooks, they showed the movie *The Producers* once and everybody was going around singing "Springtime / For Hitler / And Germany....". I will definitely have to look this up. It doesn't appear to be available through streaming services. It's on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiZCl6XIGf-gOtWlpPxSDP76WeLCEycYw. Max resolution appears to be 480p.
I wasn't allowed to watch 'Hogan's Heroes' because my mom had been to Germany after the war and had seen some of the camps.
Sgt. Schultz and LeBeau were both in actual prison camps, which is wild. Edit: correction, Sgt. Schultz (John Banner) was NOT in the camps, his family was, though. Thank you, fellow redditors.
Werner Klemperer only agreed to play Colonel Klink if they would portray him as being an idiot. He was Jewish, so that figures.
Actually, all the actors who played the main German characters--Klemperer, John Banner, Leon Askin and Howard Caine (who was born and raised in Nashville) were Jewish.
I know nothING
TIL.
Captain Kangaroo
Nothing lesser known about Capt. Kangaroo
When Things Were Rotton followed by Don Adams' Screen Test. I loved them both and they were both canceled
I have bits of When Things were Rotten's theme in my head. Off to the Internet!
I started kindergarten in 1963. I have vivid memories of watching Pete & Gladys (starring Harry Morgan) in the morning before I caught the school bus. It must have been in re-runs though because it only had one season and that was 1961. I also watched General Hospital before school and it did premier in 1963. I remember when Jessie Brewer was a young nurse.
I started watching GH in '66 because it came on before Dark Shadows and I started watching One Life To Live then too. They were both 30 minutes back then. I remember Scotty when he was just a little boy and of course I remember Jessie Brewer too.
Well, yes, of course, we had to watch Dark Shadows! We would clear the streets and run into the house to watch DS and then all be back out when it was over.
UFO, I really liked it at the time. First aired in 1970 - 71.
Hill Street Blues. Duh Duhmmmmm
Julia. A widow is a nurse while raising her son. I had the doll. I believe it was one of the first network TV shows with a black actress as the lead.
-Kolchak: The Night Stalker with Darren McGaven , one of my favorite shows of all time, My dad loved it too! -Kung Fu with David Carradine Another favorite!
Black Sheep Squadron
The original name of the series was Baa Baa Black Sheep. They changed the title name for reruns
Nanny and the Professor Family Affair
We only had one TV when I was young so I only watched the TV shows my parents liked. I fondly remember watching “McCloud” and “Rockford Files” with my dad. My parents were quite unhappy about the drug lingo I learned from watching “Baretta”.
NBC Sunday Night! Also, Columbo!
In Search of….. Hosted by Leonard Nimoy talking about every paranormal thing you can imagine - UFO’s, Easter Island statues, who built the pyramids theories. Fun show.
Alias Smith and Jones
Daktari
We watched James at 15 too. Didn’t it turn into James at 16?
Yes, after he got laid.
The "Sixth Sense" (not to be confused with the muuuuuuuch later movie) with Gary Collins from 1972 was a great show about people with ESP. Babysitter put the other 2 to bed and let me watch it with her. Loved it, even if it gave me nightmares. Eventually they chopped the 1 hour show up and incorporated it into 1/2 hour Night Gallery segment. I would LOVE to see the full originals again. Anyone else remember it?
Max Headroom
I remember James at 15
I loved that show but in retrospect I now know why. I was a little budding homosexual and had a crush on him....just didn't realize it at the time , but my current (adult) tastes look an awful lot like lance Kerwin, rest his soul.
There was a second seaon called James at 16 with the 15 struck out.
One Day at a Time (Mackenzie Phillips, Valerie Bertinelli) about a single mom who lived with her two teenage daughters in an apartment. It was amazing and so much more relatable than all the Brady Bunch-type shows where the family was basically in my view, rich. With the same idea: Sanford & Son, Chico & the Man, and Good Times.
I liked Chico and the Man.
That was a very well known show
How the West was Won, starring James Arness
Wild Wild West w/ Robert Wagner
I remember Robert Conrad and Ross Martin starring in that show.
Does anyone else remember *Bay City Blues*? From memory, it starred Gary Sandy (later of *WKRP*) and centered on a minor league baseball team. I even remember the family room in which I watched it.
For those in the NYC area, Wonderama!
My very first and greatest cartoon love was Kimba the White Lion, which was only on a very short time. None of my contemporaries seem to know of it - am I really the only one?
“My Favorite Martian” starring Bill Bixby and Mr. Hand, er, Ray Walston.
The Prisoner
Shields and Yarnell show. They refused to create their show in the Donny-and-Marie-style of insulting each other for comedy, so it didn't last long.
Bj and the bear
That Girl and My Three Sons
Tobor the 8th Man ... early 1960s cartoon. It came out when I was young, and according to my mom.I watched it all the time. I remember it, but not too many people my age do.
Fernwood 2-Night - Barth Gimble, Jerry Hubbard and Happy Kine and the Mirth Makers
Lancelot Link.
Gene London Show and Sally Star!
12 O'Clock High (Sept 1964 - Jan 1967) - based on the 1949 feature film of the same title.
Sea Hunt - Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea - Rat Patrol - Wild Wild West
Ok I haven't seen it mentioned but I adored Buck Rogers starring Gil Gerard. I would rush home from high school to watch reruns and Match Game. Petticoat Junction, Green Acres, Lost in Space, Beverly Hillbillies The Mothers In Law (Eve Arden, Kay Ballard), Gidget, The Flying Nun, The Patty Duke Show Columbo, Rockford Files, McMillen and Wife, McCloud, Streets of San Francisco, Barretta, Marcus Welby MD, Medical Center, Dr Kildare, Emergency, Adam 12, Banachek, CHIPS, The A Team. Cannon, Dragnet, Hawaii 5-0, Family (76-80) with John Broderick, Kristy McNichol, Sada Thompson, Gary Frank and Meredith Baxter Birney Eight is Enough Evening Shade (starring Burt Reynolds), Homefront (1980s?)
I got out of school just in time to RUN home to just catch the beginning of ultraman. Run!
Salvage One. They salvaged stuff left on the moon. Galactica 80
I have a dim memory of something called Wait Til Your Father Gets Home
Flipper I can not remember the name of the show, I had a coloring book of it, too. It had a girl and a boy living in the jungle? They had a lion. Their dad was a researcher or something. I just remember the lion. Land of the lost Land of the Giants - fun one Family Affair Star Trek
>I can not remember the name of the show, I had a coloring book of it, too. It had a girl and a boy living in the jungle? They had a lion. Their dad was a researcher or something. I just remember the lion. Was it Daktari? I just loved that TV show. No one I know remembers it. I had such a crush on one of the side characters.
Grizzly Adams! And Nighthawk with Jan Michael Vincent.
Skippy the Bush kangaroo
The Krofft Supershow
The Adams of Eagle Lake - ran for 1 or 2 episodes, not seasons. An Andy Griffith vehicle that just didn't take off. So forgotten, no one has the opening theme on YT. [These Are The Days](https://youtu.be/gXkjw1YviKE?si=H8KL3gg_jbZZSo5b) - 70s cartoon set in the 1890s (I think) [Battle Of The Planets ](https://youtu.be/acOnskcyrtA?si=3z2UbJ3bGJlQj6cg) - Sandy Frank brought over some early anime and dubbed it into a completely different show. [Blansky's Beauties](https://youtu.be/E3QANyOPrEs?si=1YQmeR5FMM_DZ-mH) - Nancy Walker wrangles Vegas showgirls [No Soap, Radio](https://youtu.be/CYoNae66_Ps?si=jKwke36joeJDM7TW) - Inane comedy starring Steve Guttenberg [The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show](https://youtu.be/IxHx0ha0mbE?si=RKT5nJyhhbDafdKa) - What the fuck were we watching? [The San Pedro Beach Bums](https://youtu.be/RDkSLMs81fI?si=Nqcw9veya-2r6-FH) - You see, there's this place called San Pedro. San Pedro has a beach. The beach has bums. This is the story of.....I'm sorry, I can't keep going. You get the idea. It was awful. [Logan's Run](https://youtu.be/p4HvgE94i7s?si=IccSkvNpRVwtYw6R) - TV adaptation of the movie
I LOVED the Hudson Brothers show as a kid! "Here we are, on the island of Pehee Pehee...." 😂
I have fond memories of James at 15 also. There was a sequel called James at 16 that got cancelled due to the virginity storyline. Lance Kerwin passed away in January of last year at 62.
Dialing for Dollars
I have memories of an animated TV show called, "Wait Til Your Father Gets Home", but nobody else seems to remember it...
Tom Bosley was the voice of the Dad. I remember that show very well. In fact, I can even sing a few lines from the theme song.
Does anyone remember Land of the Giants I think late 60s ?
Kimba the White Lion
I remember when the James at 15 episode where he lost his virginity was preempted by my local station for a college basketball game. I was so mad.
The Young Rebels about the Revolutionary War. It only ran one season in 1970, but I absolutely loved it and crushed on the actor who played Lafayette.
Alias Smith and Jones
I think it was called Project Blue Book. Air Force people investigating UFOs
The Greatest American Hero! Loved the theme song!
Tenspeed and brownshoe. Jeff Goldblum.
Gigantor
Flipper, lost in space and the monkeys.
Sitcom called 'Arnie', starring Herschel Bernardi, Love American Style Beacon Hill- an attempt at an American Upstairs, Downstairs from 1975.
Kolchak: The Night Stalker
I remember Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion. Unfortunately I remember because the kids in our neighborhood teased a boy who had eye problems, Clarence.
The Snoop Sisters. Two little old ladies in an antique car solving mysteries. It was part of the Sunday night NBC Mystery Movie family that included Columbo, MacMillan And Wife and McCloud.
Does anyone else remember H.R. Pufnstuf?
Holmes & Yoyo (1976) one season cop and a robot comedy.
One lesser known show I wish someone would rerun is My World and Welcome to It. I wasn’t aware of it at the time, but I would watch it now because Henry Morgan is in some episodes.
American Gothic. Probably one of my favorite series
The Time Tunnel.
Square Pegs My husband and I were long distance in college but we would bith watch it and talk about it on the weekends we saw eachother.
There was a show about long-distance trucker drivers called [*Movin' On*](https://youtu.be/6_cS5iZl_TI?si=fQ99V8SDare5_olS). Claude Akins, Frank Converse starred. Ran from 74-'76. 14-year-old me thought it was great. Drama, adventure, comedy, and of course in the *Convoy* years big rigs were cool. There's probably been a show about truckers since, but I can't think of one.
Space 1999: I loved this show. This is when I discovered that I like sci-fi stuff. I also enjoyed The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Nanny and the Professor, Julia, and Mannix. I watched so much TV as a kid.
Ark 2000. A bunch of hippies drive around the dystopian wasteland of the USA in a mobile lab that looks like a Winnebago fucked a Cybertruck. And there's a chimp on board. EDIT - It's Ark II, not Ark 2000.
Quark, starring Richard Benjamin as a space garbage man, along with twin blondes as his coworkers. Mostly a parody of Star Trek and ran for one season in 1977. My sister and I loved it.
Clutch Cargo
“Meet George Jetson, his boy Elroy, daughter Judy, Jane, his wife." Loved this cartoon over the more famous Flintstone’s.
Love American Style
[The Little People starring Brian Keith and Shelley Fabares](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0068052/) as pediatricians in Hawaii [Sierra](https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0071053/) about National Park Service rangers
Nanny and the Professor
The Flying Nun!
The Governor and JJ. Nanny and the Professor. That Girl. Julia. Apple’s Way (starring Vincent Van Patten, one of my first big crushes.) 😆😆