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What's Your Favorite Old School Shows?

ghettoboom777 - 2009-02-14 20:54

Hi everyone-I had to ask-what's your 3 favorite oldschools hows on T.V??
Here's mine:

(1)Perry Mason-old ones.
(2)Hawaii 5-O
(3)Leave It To Beaver or old b/w Popeye cartoons! Roll Eyes

ford93 - 2009-02-14 21:21

Benny Hill.
Miami Vice.
Happy Days.
Honeymooners.
Saturday's Kung Fu movies.

Theres just too manny to mention!

2steppa - 2009-02-14 23:11

Incredible Hulk
The Gemini Man
Big John, Little John
Moonlighting
Yo-Yo
Hill Street Blues
Knight Rider
Airwolf
Highway To Heaven

That lot will keep me quiet for hours Cool

sinister - 2009-02-14 23:21

what's happening!!!
chico and the man
the incredible hulk
1960's version of spiderman
a-team
million dollar man


geeeezzzzzzz............theres just too many Cool

borny - 2009-02-15 07:34

Ein Colt für alle Fälle Smile
Raumschiff Enterprise Cool
Muppet Show Wink

litfan - 2009-02-15 07:47

I used to like "dreams". Gino minelli? (john stamos), and crew.

fatdog - 2009-02-15 07:47

The Andy Griffith Show
Speed Racer
Spider-Man (1960's cartoon)
Six Million Dollar Man
The Cosby Show
Match Game

...lots of others

monolithic - 2009-02-15 08:02

"3" IS NOT ENOUGH!!! Big Grin

Comedies:


Dramas:


Action/Adventure:


Sci-Fi:


Crime Shows:


Cartoons:


Anime:

baddboybill - 2009-02-15 08:16

1. B.J and the bear
2. Fantasy Island
3. Love boat
4. Dukes of hazzard
5. Lost in Space
6. Starsky and Hutch
7. Miame Vice
8. A-team
9. Different Strokes
10. Wonder Years
These are just a few of my favorites Big Grin

redbenjoe - 2009-02-15 08:23

columbo
archie bunker
soul train

jvc.floyd - 2009-02-15 08:33

m*a*s*H
sanford and son
all in the family
the jeffersons
a-team
fall guy
knight rider
buck rogers
battlestar galactica
star trek
gunsmoke
tj hooker
miami vice
sledge hammer
hunter
chips
the incredible hulk
kojak
the three stooges
the little rascals
the dukes of hazzard
voltron
dallas
dynasty
matt houston
get smart
the six million dollar man
the bionic woman
mr-t cartoon
hardcastle and mccormic
benny hill

thats only scratching the surface.

fatdog - 2009-02-15 09:04

MONO, StarBlazers is the shiznit!! I forgot about that one. Still my favorite anime series.

monolithic - 2009-02-15 09:24

quote:
Originally posted by jvc floyd:
matt houston


I couldn't figure out the name of that show for anything! That was my show back in the day! Cool
Matt's lawyer/sidekick was a fine-ass dame! Big Grin

quote:
Originally posted by Fatdog:
MONO, StarBlazers is the shiznit!! I forgot about that one. Still my favorite anime series.


StarBlazers was the the first animated series I had seen with a real deep storyline and major character development... Besides the obvious action going on, there was a lotta drama as well. Characters - good or bad - got killed (which is something you'd NEVER see in American cartoons). It was kinda like an animated space soap opera - the greatest of all time, in my opinion! Cool

BTW, Desslok was the man, the Comet Empire was no joke, and Nova... Cool

- 2009-02-15 09:32

There were so many good shows back in the day. 3 of my personal favorites were:

1 - Giligans Island
2 - Happy Days
3 - Three's Company

Keep in mind there were so many other great shows...but these 3 above i LOVED Big Grin

-gsbadbmr

metad - 2009-02-15 13:38

nobody likes "Santa Barbara" ??

Razz

whollybastard - 2009-02-15 13:59

Wonder Years... been watching it all weekend. Smile

billpc55 - 2009-02-15 15:58

trying to stick with ones perhaps looked over.

dragnet
batman
quincy
lets make a deal
candid camera
the gong show
the prisoner
the outer limits
the twilight zone
bewitched
i dream of genie
faulty towers
on the buses
is there a doctor in the house
not necessarily the nine oclock news
the fugitive
the untouchables

theres many other shows i love but these are the ones i dont think anyone else mentioned.

ghettoboom777 - 2009-02-15 18:40

quote:
Originally posted by MONOLITHIC:
"3" IS NOT ENOUGH!!! Big Grin

Comedies:
    1. The Three Stooges
    2. Benny Hill
    3. Married With Children
    4. The Jeffersons
    5. All In The Family
    6. Sanford & Son
    7. Night Court
    8. Cheers
    9. Family Ties
    10. Perfect Strangers
    11. The Cosby Show
    12. Bosom Buddies
    13. My Favorite Martian
    13. Gomer Pyle
    14. Three's Company
    15. Hogan's Heroes


Dramas:
    1. Dynasty
    2. Hill Street Blues
    3. Dallas
    4. 21 Jump Street
    5. L.A. Law
    6. In The Heat Of The Night
    7. The Wonder Years


Action/Adventure:
    1. A-Team
    2. Dukes Of Hazzard
    3. Batman
    4. The Great American Hero
    6. The Fall Guy
    7. The Six Million Dollar Man
    8. MacGyver


Sci-Fi:
    1. Battlestar Galactica
    2. Star Trek
    3. Quantum Leap
    4. Buck Rogers In The 25th Century
    5. Automan


Crime Shows:
    1. Miami Vice
    2. Magnum P.I.
    3. Spencer: For Hire
    4. Hawaii 5-0
    5. Hunter
    6. Moonlighting
    7. Columbo
    8. I Spy
    9. Knight Rider
    10. Vega$
    11. The Rockford Files
    12. Charlie's Angels
    13. Policewoman
    14. Hart to Hart
    15. McCloud
    16. Kojak
    17. Remington Steele
    18. The Saint
    19. Baretta
    20. Starsky & Hutch


Cartoons:
    1. Looney Tunes
    2. Tom & Jerry
    3. Spiderman
    4. Popeye
    5. Super Friends
    6. The Flintstones
    7. The Jetsons
    8. Inspector Gadget


Anime:
    1. StarBlazers
    2. Speed Racer
    3. Tranzor Z
    4. Voltron
    5. Transformers
    6. Battle Of The Planets
    7. Robotech


Hi Monolithic-It's nice to see that there is some true Popeye & Porky fans out there!!
I used to watch a show in the morning before school that just had Popeye & Porky Cartoons (Old Ones) Laugh Out Loud
I had to say that-that's when cartoons were really made well!!
I had to add:
(4)The Honeymooners
(5)The Brady Bunch
(6)The Underdog Show
(7)Lunch With Casey
(8)And last but not least Grandpa Ken W/Davey & Goliath & Tudor Turtle! Nod Yes Leaving

jovie - 2009-02-15 18:43

By the end of the 70s,I was just over my mid teenage years.During those years I loved most everything about the early to mid 60s,particularly music and television.I would pretty much only watch rerun from the 1960s if I watched television in my youth.There were certain shows that were just total bliss to watch from that era.The Monkees,Get Smart,The Munsters were good examples of these.Lost in space had the most incredible sound effects and music.

The Prisoner in particular at one point was almost an obsession with me.Everything was perfect with that show.The writing,production,camera work,music,swinging '60s elements,mainstream clothing styles of the era fit my every preference.It was a true work of art,to me the pinnacle for T.V. as a singular artistic vision.

The shows of the 70s just seemed shabby to me by comparison.Production values and writing were just not the same.There's really not a whole lot I liked superficially about the 1970s to be honest.Style was horrible and much of the music was personally uninteresting to me.I rather understood the frustration of the punks and their attitudes about that era.During those years I always looked back to the previous decade or ahead for something different.

The '80s really delivered for me in the areas of style and music.Unfortunately by that time I had given up on television.I've been largely ignorant of the programming since then.I'm sure there's been some great shows along the way.However,If I watch T.V. these days history,science topic shows,etc. are the only things I can sit through.I never go to the movies or rent them either.Though I still like them,I've even lost interest in watching those classic shows I like as I've seen them all.

My favorite classic show just might be "I Dream of Jeannie" for reasons that may be obvious to some.I had a crush on Barbara Eden from probably 3 months old (and still do).



In fact here she is with her favorite Sanyo,a 9990 Big Grin



I'm sure this thread was meant for just a list.But of course you all know I'm always stuck in "TMI" mode Leaving

blah.blah.blah - 2009-02-16 12:35

Good Times was Dynamite!
Sanford and Son
Chico and the Man

weelanddeal - 2009-02-16 14:40

dukes of hazzard
fall guy
a team
mcgeiver

gluecifer - 2009-02-16 18:14

I'm with ALL of MONOLITHIC's! Starblazers was utterly amazing, revisited it recently and it still holds up. Battle of the Planets does too... worth hunting dow the the original .jp series which was much more adult, and didn't have any 7-Zark-7 buffoonery. Interesting reading up on how much they really changed the original series to fit in a kids timeslot.

I'll add:

Monkey
Get Smart
ALF
Young Ones
Metal Mickey
Ulysses 31
Fawlty Towers
The Goodies



Rock On.

thafuzz - 2009-02-26 06:38

Just about all my favorites have been covered by members. But I'll also add all the Sat. morning kid shows from back in the early-mid 70s like Sid & Marty Croft's Sigmund and the SeaMonsters, H.R. Puff N Stuff, The Banana Splits, BigFoot, Shazaam, UltraMan, MonsterZero vs. Godzilla, Conjunction Juction(what's your function?), the 60's series of GetSmart and The Monkees and other similars. Anyone else remember those zany kid shows?

baddboybill - 2009-02-26 07:30

Hey no one said the new zoo review Winkor how about my three sons or family affeir. Smile

skippy1969 - 2009-02-26 15:06

1. Green acres.
2. Happy days.
3. Bonanza.
Big Grin

ysnow - 2009-02-26 16:50

Miami Vice
Magnum
Knight Rider

Cool

peter.griffin - 2009-02-26 17:18

For sure Incredible Hulk. That's what got me starting to lift weights. never stopped.

Twilight Zone(original)
Greatest American Hero
love boat
fantasy island
waltons
Kojak
Kozak?
Quincy
dr.who

Do cartoons count?
Scooby-go
Captain Caveman
Flintstones
jabberjaw
super-friends
g-force
spiderman
fat Albert

enskanker - 2009-02-27 03:26

Hullabaloo!

baby.boomer - 2009-02-27 08:49

quote:
Originally posted by enskanker:
Hullabaloo!

Yeah... and Shindig!

monolithic - 2009-02-27 16:13

Mystery/Horror:

Rod Serling's Night Gallery

Tales From The Darkside

Comedy:

Bizarre

ysnow - 2009-02-27 16:37

quote:
Originally posted by peter griffin:
For sure Incredible Hulk. That's what got me starting to lift weights. never stopped.

Twilight Zone(original)
Greatest American Hero
love boat
fantasy island
waltons
Kojak
Kozak?
Quincy
dr.who

Do cartoons count?
Scooby-go
Captain Caveman
Flintstones
jabberjaw
super-friends
g-force
spiderman
fat Albert




Kojak Big Grin

ghettoboom777 - 2009-02-27 16:39

Hootenanny! Laugh Out Loud

peter.griffin - 2009-02-28 14:07

ysnow, there was a show with a character named "kozak" I think. He was a guy that was a photographer, and he would hunt monsters. I don't remember the exact name of the show though.

ysnow - 2009-02-28 14:58

mmmhhh I was thinking about Kojak the cop, it was a show we had on the French television in the 80s...he was bold... Cool

walkgirl - 2009-02-28 23:40

kool topic! Cool

All creatures great and small (James Herriot)
Bottom Big Grin
Red Dwarf
Are you being served
Buck Rogers

The Mighty Boosh (not so old shool)

aza - 2009-02-28 23:55

Man this brings back memories !
If i ran a list it would be much the same as most here i guess but my favorite memory.....
It must have been about 1980, every night around 6 oclock ABC would have DR WHO (Tom Baker period, the best !!) followed by The Goodies ! Wouldnt miss it.

and Walkgirl...The Mighty Boosh, we want more !!

gluecifer - 2009-03-01 06:07

quote:
Originally posted by peter griffin:
ysnow, there was a show with a character named "kozak" I think. He was a guy that was a photographer, and he would hunt monsters. I don't remember the exact name of the show though.


Is this the one you mean?

Kolchak: The Night Stalker

Pure classic.



Rock On.

daiwa - 2009-03-01 07:59

The Monkees
Mannix
The Munsters
Man From Uncle
Mash
McCloud
My Favorite Martian
My Three Sons (thanks 4 the reminder baddbill)




[ ... and for old U.E. : Shindig! ]



The Hullabaloo Dancers...

ghettoboom777 - 2009-03-01 10:28

quote:
Originally posted by walkgirl:
kool topic! Cool

All creatures great and small (James Herriot)
Bottom Big Grin
Red Dwarf
Are you being served
Buck Rogers

The Mighty Boosh (not so old shool)


Hi Walkgirl-I really liked "Are You Being Served" when they aired it here!
Very funny show!
Have a great one-GB. Smile Nod Yes

enskanker - 2009-03-01 12:18

Dave,

I thought your favorites would include the musical chimp group show....

weelanddeal - 2009-03-01 13:00

kojak http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fDXuWP0kB8&NR=1
quote:
Originally posted by ysnow:
mmmhhh I was thinking about Kojak the cop, it was a show we had on the French television in the 80s...he was bold... Cool

peter.griffin - 2009-03-02 05:21

Yup That's the one. Amazing. It didn't last too long but I watched each and every episodeSmile coolSmile

quote:
Originally posted by Gluecifer:
quote:
Originally posted by peter griffin:
ysnow, there was a show with a character named "kozak" I think. He was a guy that was a photographer, and he would hunt monsters. I don't remember the exact name of the show though.


Is this the one you mean?

Kolchak: The Night Stalker

Pure classic.



Rock On.

ysnow - 2009-03-02 05:53

This is the one! thanls weelanddeal Big Grin

daiwa - 2009-03-02 09:24

"Dave,

I thought your favorites would include the musical chimp group show...."



Lancelot Link. Started out as a short for the Banana Splits show, then got it's own hour long TV show every week!
"Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp"

the group was: "Lance Link and the Evolution Revolution"

Lance Link and EVO REVO[/QUOTE]

masterblaster84 - 2009-03-02 11:36

Naming just three is next to impossible, what's been listed so far covers most of them including the great ones thafuzz mentioned. I'll add a few that I couldn't get enough of.

Black Sheep Squadron
Mr. Ed

appleknocker - 2009-03-02 18:28

White Shadow
Batman (batgirl was my first crush)
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Gilligan's Island (mary ann fan)
Brady Bunch (marcia) (and tiger)
Go Go Gophers

baddboybill - 2009-03-02 18:47

How about Wonder Woman, now she was hot Cool