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Sat 15 Aug, 2009 09:57 pm
Leave it to Beaver
The Rifleman
The Honeymooners
The Adventures of Superman
Bat Masterson
The 60's version of Batman (with the goofy lines, costumes with tights and weird camera angles).
The Lone Ranger (the black and white classic).
The Dukes of Hazzard (Catherine Bach is so much hotter than that new actress)
Get Smart (the Mel Brooks classic)
and of course the original Star Trek.
Yes, certainly the original "Star Trek" has that effect on me.
Have Gun Will Travel
b&w Gunsmoke
All in the Family
Cheyenne
The Rebel
Maverick
Dragnet
Ozzie and Harriet
Medic
Bounty Hunter (Josh Randall)
Disneyland
Jack Benny
Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Dean Martin Show
Maverick
Dick Cavett show
Some episodes of I Love Lucy
A few British series that I always have trouble remembering the names of, such as House of Cards, and one by Dennis Potter (blanking). One called Glittering Prizes, written by Fredric Raphael.
Geez, Davy Crockett. I had a crush on Fess Parker. (Stares at self).
Something called Inner Sanctum. (Was that Vincent Price?)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents (they were short stories, if I remember)
We are all disclosing our advancing age.
Yeah, Maverick for sure.
The Steve McQueen bounty hunter series was called 'Wanted -- Dead or Alive,' I believe.
Rawhide, where Clint Estwood got his start.
caught an episode of MASH at work tonight...
ossobuco wrote:
A few British series that I always have trouble remembering the names of, such as House of Cards, and one by Dennis Potter (blanking).
Probably "The Singing Detective".
Gilligan's Island (reminds me of being stuck in the house on a rainy summer afternoon)
Soap Operas (reminds me of being sick and staying home from school and having nothing else on TV)
My Little Margie
The Merry Mailman
Fearless Fosdick, Beany and Cecil, Captain Kangaroo, Buster Brown, Howdy Doody, Crusader Rabbit, Huckleberry Hound, Wild Bill Hickock, Cisco Kid, Range Rider.
Maybe - I'll go look at the series he did.
Really, any old TV series would do it for me.
Here's a contribution from me:
The Three Stooges
Quote:The Steve McQueen bounty hunter series was called 'Wanted -- Dead or Alive,' I believe.
Yeah, and he had that sawed-off Winchester he carried in a holster.
George wrote:
Quote:The Steve McQueen bounty hunter series was called 'Wanted -- Dead or Alive,' I believe.
Yeah, and he had that sawed-off Winchester he carried in a holster.
I thought that was "the rifleman" with chuck conners.
Quote:. . . Crusader Rabbit . . .
with Rags, the Tiger.
Precursors of Rocky and Bulwinkle.
Opening sequence of The Rifleman
I'm starting to sound like OmSigDavid.
Chuck Connors was the only Hollywood actor tall enough and spry enough to actually twirl that full-length Winchester on his index finger the way lesser western stars twirled their sixshooters.
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