When I was young my fav TV shows were...

[legalsea]

when I was really little:

Sunday nt: MoO Wild Kingdom and WW of Disney!!!!!

Gilligans Island and the Monkees...Star TRek, Carol Burnett show...Laugh IN, though most jokes went way over my head...

staying up with dad to watch Red Skelton when mom had her ladies' bowling night!!!


yes...I'm OLD!!!!!!

I forgot all about The Red Skelton show! One of the very best shows on. Mr. Skelton was a comic genius.

 

[mamacatnv]

Dukes of Hazard - Yes John S was super yummy
Dallas - Bobby Ewing was also yummy
BJ and the Bear - Greg Evigan was yummy
Anyone seeing the trend here
Eight is Enough
6 Million Dollar Man
Starsky & Hutch (when Mom wasn't around )
Charlie's Angels
Donny and Marie
Sonny & Cher

Sundays were always reserved for World of Disney and Wild Kingdom

Young Adult:
30Something
Magnum PI

 

[suzimar57]

shenanigans (with stubby kaye!)
supermarket sweep (in B&W during the 60s in Food Fair stores)
addams family
munsters
bewitched
green acres
love, american style
password (bill cullen)
match game (70s)
queen for a day
lost in space
laugh-in

(there are more - these are the ones i can think of easily!)

 

[live4christp1]

Chips
Dukes of Hazzard
Little House on the Prarie
Battle Star (or ship) Galatica
Three Stooges

 

[belle&sebastiansmom]

Rags To Riches
Quantum Leap
China Beach
My So Called Life
Life Goes On
Who's The Boss
Just The Ten Of Us
Head Of The Class
The Cosby Show
Family Ties
Beverly Hills 90210

 

[Kitty 34]

When I was real young I loved Lassie and My Fair Martian.

As I got older I was a huge fan of Lost in Space and then Medical Center and The Carol Burnett Show.

 

[goofinoff]

Little House on the Prarie
CHiPs
American Bandstand

 

[Ciciwoowoo]

I remember babysitting on Saturday nights and watching the Love Boat/Fantasy Island 2 hours of TV. I loved those shows! Fantasy Island used to scare me but I always watched.

Around the same time, or I guess a little bit later, I loved The Dukes of Hazard. I remember thinking John Schneider was just sooooo hot. As an adult I look back and think, "ew, Tom Wopat was much cuter."

You sound like you could be my twin!!!

I too got scared from Fantasy Island, but still loved it! And who didn't love Issac?

I was always a Luke Duke fan. Yee Haw!

 

[MdmMim]

The Art Linkletter Show
Queen For A Day
Ozzie and Harriet
Amos and Andy (just purchased all their episodes on DVD)

 

[luvsJack]

Starsky and Hutch
Baretta
Happy Days
Laverne and Shirley
American Bandstand
Love Boat
Fantasy Island

Happy Days and L&S came on Tuesday nights, there was something that came on after L&S that I watched too; but I can't remember what it was. Anybody remember?

 

[cristit14]

Brady Bunch
Little House on the Prairie
Facts of Life
Happy Days
Dukes of Hazard
and many others

 

[justjudy]

It really depends on how young you mean. We didn't have a TV until I was about 5. Then, my favorite shows were:

Howdy Doody
Rootie Kazootie
Pinky Lee
Winky Dink
Abbot and Costello
Amos and Andy
Kukla, Fran and Ollie
An assortment of westerns
An assortment of early (low-tech) cartoons

I remember watching some of them too! Also: Ding Dong School, Captain Kangaroo and Leave it to Beaver. I, too, had a major crush on Dr. Kildare !

 

[NC State]

when I was really little:

Sunday nt: MoO Wild Kingdom and WW of Disney!!!!!

Gilligans Island and the Monkees...yes...I'm OLD!!!!!!

Me too!

 

[texasthumper]

My family loved music so we never missed these:

Perry Como
Dinah Shore-America is asking you to call...Mwah!! (kiss)
Lawrence Welk
Ed Sullivan
Hollywood Palace
Andy Williams (loved all his brothers too!)
Shindig
Hullabaloo
Dean Martin
Tom Jones (sigh!!)

Comedy faves were:

Smothers Brothers
Danny Kaye
Jackie Gleason
Laugh-In
Jerry Lewis

Sitcoms:

Dick Van D-ke
The Mothers-In-Law (Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard)
Love on a Rooftop
Monkees
Patty Duke show (identical cousins!!)
Gidget
That Girl
Karen (starring Deborah Walley)
Bridget Loves Bernie
Love That Bob

I wasn't much into dramas but we always watched:

Alfred Hitchcock
The Nurses
Twilight Zone
Mr. Novak
Ben Casey

And don't forget game shows!

Concentration (Hugh Downs)
Password (Alan Ludden)
Video Village
To Tell the Truth
I've Got a Secret
Truth or Consequences (Bob Barker)
You Don't Say
The Match Game

I could go on all day!

 

[liamsaunt]

Wild Wild World of Animals
Little House on the Prairie
Wonderful World of Disney

That's it. I was not allowed to watch hardly any TV (mean old parents! )

 

[GeorgeG]

I remember watching some of them too! Also: Ding Dong School, Captain Kangaroo and Leave it to Beaver. I, too, had a major crush on Dr. Kildare !

Uh... I didn't have a crush on Dr. Kildare, but I did have one on Penny from Sky King. Just clarifying...

 

[#1hockeymom]

Favorite kiddie shows
Sesame Street
Mr. Rogers
The Friendly Giant
Mr. Dressup
Kimba? The white lion

Favorite night time shows
Emergency
Love Boat
Happy Days
Laverne and Shirley
Wonder World of Disney

teens
The Cosby Show
Facts of Life


More often than naught, PBS was on rather than a network. I just remember being told to watch it so I could get smart. (I am talking about night time programming.)

Saturday mornings were totally OURS! Cartoons all morning, while learning about conjunctions, adverbs, and elbow room!

Skipping out singing, "Lolly, lolly, lolly get your adverbs here..."

 

[cristit14]

Skipping out singing, "Lolly, lolly, lolly get your adverbs here..."

I loved school house rock! A few years ago I bought the DVD set.

 

[Robinrs]

Dukes of Hazzard, Charlie's Angels, and Voyagers (with JonErik Hexum - YUM!)

Wow, you brought me back!! I had the worse crush on JonErik Hexum... wow!!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSrUXAknzEU

 

[#1hockeymom]

I loved school house rock! A few years ago I bought the DVD set.

Reading the gun and the SOCTUS thread keeps on making me hear, "...and the shot heard around the world, was the start of the revolution... Take your powder, take your gun, go to General Washington..."

I don't think there are many in our age group that can use the word conjunction w/o the theme song going through our heads. During one of my AP classes in HS there was a conjunction question. You could hear people humming the song till they got to the part they needed.