Yes!!

Cheers
Hill Street Blues
Upstairs, Downstairs
UXB
Roadrunner cartoons
Steve Allen
Dark Shadows

Most of mine have already been mentioned, but I liked these.

Red Skelton, best comedy ever
The Dick Van Dyke show
Laugh In
Bonanza
Have Gun Will Travel
Perry Mason
Dukes of Hazard
Dallas & Dynasty Same show, just different names and places
St Elsewhere
China Beach

Variety Shows...Dean Martin, Sonny and Cher, Andy Williams and I would never miss Laugh-In.

Daytime...All My Children, Dark Shadows

Weekly Series...Batman, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, Gilligan's Island and I must admit The Partridge Family, Room 222, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, Julia, The Incredible Hulk. I also liked detective shows like Mannix, Cannon, The Mod Squad and I still watch Hawaii Five-O in reruns (had so many actors as guest stars).

Does anyone remember Sally Star, Chief Halftown, Pixanne, Lorenzo, Gene London, or Al Alberts (They may have been shows local to just Phiily).

Had forgotten about so many
 

of the good old ones. Now I am recalling all the fun watching

Lucy
Carol Burnett
Andy Griffiths
Merv Griffen
Phil Donohue
Dick Cavett
Leave it to Beaver
Laugh In
LA Law
Law and Order with Jerry Orbach
Johnny Carson
St. Elsewhere
All in the Family
All the Christmas Specials

What a trip down memory lane. I'll be thinking about these all day!

No one mentioned The Men from UNCLE. One of the guys from that show is playing Ducky, the Doc in NCIS. How about Ozzie and Harriet? I hid the fact that I liked Ricky Nelson, the singer but as I aged, brings me back fond memories listening his songs. I don't think no one mentioned a western series I believe starring Steve McCqueen where he had a sawed off shot gun instead of a six shooter. Forgot the name of the show but loved it.

As usual Red, you are right on! I was in love with his wife, Edie Adams! Brought to you by Dutch Masters...........

I think that was Wanted: Dead or Alive. Steve McQeen the king of cool.
The show lasted 3 years 1958-1961. 94 episodes.

Villagegolfer. You are absolutely right. It was indeed Wanted: Dead or Alive. Steve McQueen was cool like Cool Hand Luke and Paul Newman. You don't have to answer this but Steve McQueen was in a great war movie about Nazi concentration camp where he finally escapes on a motorcycle. My senior moment is getting worse. :shocked:

The Great Escape.

Z

I think Steve McQueen was in the bounty hunter.

Ralph Edwards' This is Your Life
McHales' Navy
General Hospital (still watch)
I Love Lucy
Boston Legal
Saturday Night Live
Laugh-In
That Girl (Marlo Thomas)
American Bandstand
All in The Family
Masterpiece Theatre
Beat The Clock (attended that program many years ago)
Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town
Steve Allen Show (the best of them all)

He played a bounty hunter on Wanted: Dead or Alive.

Steve McQueen in Wanted - Dead or Alive is my recollection.

Should have finished reading the whole thread. Sorry -A day late and a dollar short. :)

All my favorites have ben mentioned except for Barney Miller.

Great ensemble cast. A friend of mine mentioned Barney Miller to me and he said the guy who played Tessio in the Godfather was hilarious.

I thought he was pulling my leg so I watched and it became one of my favorites. Fish said to Barney that he needed the afternoon off. When Barney asked why, Fish said, " I have to go down to payroll and prove that I am still alive. :1rotfl:

Sorry Barb, That Girl was Marlo Thomas.

I may be wrong as usually I am but was "Taxi" mentioned? Another great ensemble cast. Jim Ignatowki, (Reverend Jim), used to crack me up.

It's nice to reminisce about the old television programs.

Great, iconic talented people.