Old TV programs that bring back memories

[HVAC Pro]

Gomer Pyle USMC

Gilligan's Island

Beverly Hillbilly's

[jacob perkins]

Green Hornet.

[oroy54]

It was called 'A gathering of old men'. Bigbird I do remember that colored sheet to put on the black and white tv.
Prodject Terror
Twilite Zone
Alfred Hitchcock

There was this cartoon with this lion, Snaggle puss and itchy brother. Itchy brother was scratching all the time.

Then there was this muskrat named "Muskie". He was blind and when he came out of his hole, he all ways said, "Whats happening, Whats happening?"

[Roscoe]

Originally posted by coolwhip
Rockford files
Avengers
Green Hornet
Koleshak the Night Stalker
McMillen and Wife
Baretta
Zigmund and the Sea Monsters
Bananna Splits
UFO
Ark One
Doctor Who
Benny Hill
Laugh Inn
The Gong Show
Soupy Sales
Kung Fu
Sir Graves Ghastly
Scream Theater
Twilight Zone
The Ghoul ( stay sick or turn blue )
The Odd Couple
Police Woman
Monty Pythons Flying Circus
Hulahan & Big Chuck
In Search Of
Battle Star Galactica
Wonder Woman
Marvel Comics Cartoons
Thundar the Barbarian
Space Ghost
Jhonny Quest
Thunder Birds
Herculoids
Shmoo
Captain Kangaroo
Project Bluebook
The Young Ones
Justice League
The Hulk


Its all good!!!

you were able to watch that much t.v.

I had to work back then,, I got to watch maybe 10 or 15 min of the shows above total.

I was an endendured slave


you were spoiled brat

[Workhorse]

Barney Miller
Mash
McGyver
Dukes of Hazzard
Incredible Hulk

As lame as this sounds:
Lawrence Welk Show (remember watching it with dad and grandma)
Original 60 Minutes

[NormChris]

Do you recall a TV program called "One Step Beyond"? It was similar to Outer Limits.

[Workhorse]

OH DAMN, I can't forget the best of them all

THE MUPPET SHOW

[bigbird]

Yes,one step beyond
the twilight zone
abbott & castello
laurel & hardy

[bigbird]

ALSO
kukla fran & ollie.
victory at sea.
cecil the seasick sea surpent.
dice on his goat at the little big horn.

[oroy54]

Wasn't there a lot of bubbles in the begining of the show? I saw the show with my grandmother back when I was 5 or 6.

[Workhorse]

Originally posted by oroy54
Wasn't there a lot of bubbles in the begining of the show? I saw the show with my grandmother back when I was 5 or 6.

Lots of bubbles. It may have been reruns when I seen it but I do remember every Sunday night we would have dinner and then sit down to watch Lawrence Welk, then 60 Minutes and if we were lucky we would get to watch the Sunday night Wild World of Disney. I still once in a while will see Lawrence Welk on PBS and will find myself watching it for the hour. Good times, Good times!

[gibrenob]

My Farorite Martian, with Ray Walston, and Bill Bixbie

[acmanko]

my grandmother always watched Queen for a Day, but she never won.