Liked the last two

anyone remember The Prisoner ?

Hop Sing!

hey, Lorne Greene was a (Canadian) Jew, and the show was on Sunday nights.
Couldn't get take out during the show...

Bachelor Father had an Asian regular as well...

If I remember correctly, The Courtship of Eddie's Father had an Asian character too, and I think it was Bruce Lee who played Kato on thr Green Hornet

I was, and still am a fan of The Flintstones

Remember. Under the Dining Room Table




It was written by Richard Gobbler

Saturday Night Live of many years ago. First time I ever watched they had Richard Pryor and did the word association test.

Jane you ignorant s l u t!

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Good gravy. I bet people were scared when trains first started running.

Too many to tax my brain trying to think of them, so I'll just go with

The Andy Griffith Show
The Ed Sullivan Show
The Twilight Zone
Cheers

Gene, you ignorant slut . . . It was JANE Curtain.

It's always something....

June wasn't ignorant

June Cleaver was a slut? Wally, tell me it isn't so. Eddie, is that you?

Well, she was always complaining that they were being a little hard on the beaver. 😲

June was HAWT, but Donna Reed was HAWTER

Usually it's my omission of words, this time I am blaming, as-you-type spell check, that's my story and I'm sticking with it, for now.

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gonna go back a little

Death Valley Days (sponsored by 20 mule team Borax)
Whirlybirds
Cannonball (couple guys in a tractor trailer
Route 66 (couple guys in a vette)
77 Sunset Strip (Kooky, lend me your comb)
Everglades (?) Lincoln Vale of the Everglades?
Our Miss Brooks (with a young Richard Crenna!)
Pete & Gladys
Queen For a Day

All In the Family....you meatheads!!!8-[

Beverly Hillbillies

Adam-12

F-Troop

Sanford and Son

B&W loved the Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Hitchcock stuff

Color: Dukes of Hazzard, A Team, Knight Rider, and Greatest American Hero

I've been watching the old Dean Martin roasts.... God, I miss Don Rickles. I always used to wonder how Dean Martin could drink so much scotch, sing perfectly(On his variety show) and tell all those jokes without messing up a lot. It made me seek out a documentary done about him and apparently it was almost always apple juice in his glass and he'd act a little drunk. Almost a Foster Brooks Lite act. A lot of his public persona seems to be more thought out and intentional than it comes off as. It was Sinatra and crew who were the real party animals. Dean Martin was off the stage and on his way home while those guys went out and partied. That surprised me. That guy was so cool in public at all times with the ladies man, hard drinking, image. But, he liked nothing more than to be home with the wife and kids or chasing little white balls on the course. Didn't think Dean Martin could get any cooler and then I watched that documentary. To me that stuff made him the coolest cat of all time.

I've also been watching a lot of the old Carol Burnett shows. Tim Conway and Harvey Korman.... I love watching Conway try to make everyone break character in those sketches. The blooper reels from that show are some of the funniest things I've ever seen from a TV show. Kids today have zero idea all these shows are out there and just how good they were!

One Step Beyond, I've never heard of. But, I'm going to look for it now.

Never watched The Phil Silvers Show but I've always been aware of it. Really interested to watch it now. So thanks for the heads up.

I also tried watching some ****** Cavett shows. I never watched them originally due to having only been born in 1970 but, I've always been aware of who he was and always had this impression that he was considered to be this really smart and funny interviewer aimed at the younger crowd. But, when I watched him interview Carol Burnett, Lucile Ball and Lucile Arnaz he came off as really awkward, uncoordinated,a bit condescending and even mentioned himself during the interviews that he seemed to really piss off a lot of the women he interviewed on his show. I've only watched maybe 3 of his shows so I don't have an informed opinion of him. I was wondering what you guys who were around when he was on TV think. Was his show really popular? Was there something he did that made him stand out? Was he a good interviewer and funny?

Watched a few old Bob Newhart shows too.I love everything he does.

StePHen, check out David Susskind for talk show/interview pioneers.