Since we have no sports to talk about, what was your favorite TV show growing up? Mine, Six Million Dollar Man. The Steve Austin/Sasquatch battles were epic.
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Since we have no sports to talk about, what was your favorite TV show growing up? Mine, Six Million Dollar Man. The Steve Austin/Sasquatch battles were epic.
Seinfeld is still a staple.
Time Tunnel? Never heard of that one. Did it last long?As a kid in the 60s
The Flintstones
Batman
Gilligan's Island
Time Tunnel
In the 70s
Happy Days
Barney Miller
Sanford and Son
The Funny Men (Saturday morning showings of The Three Stooges on WGN)
By the way, great idea and great thread.
Only a couple seasons, I think.Time Tunnel? Never heard of that one. Did it last long?
Lastly, I will offer 3 crime dramas from the 70s, then retreat back into my "boomer" hole: "Rockford Files," "Kojak" and "Mannix."Original, first-run episodes of "The Fugitive," in black-and-white, of course.
Loved This Week in Baseball.Happy Days
Honeymooners
This Week In Baseball
Monday Night Football with Howard Cosell
Candid Camera
Watching Westerns my dad had on.
Notre Dame football (under Ara Parseghian) - I guess not a tv show but a family tradition to watch all those games.
Did you know Bill Laimbeer was a sleestack?Favorite Saturday morning show “Land of the Lost”
Keep it clean LOL. We don’t want a flush. I’m enjoying your responses.I Dream of Jeannie. Barbara Eden in that outfit..... enough said!
Hawaii Five O
All in the Family
The Jefferson’s
Taxi
Seinfeld
Streets of San Francisco - YES!! Two prolific starring actors from differing generations, Karl Malden and Michael Douglas.Mash
... Streets of San Francisco ...