How about 10 favorite TV programs of yesteryears?
 

I used to watch American Bandstand in my teens and moved on to Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, Bat Masterson, Jack Parr, Sid Caeser show....

Buck Rodgers, Sky King, Lassie, Rin Tin Tin, Lone Ranger, Bonanza, Dragnet, I Love Lucy, Life with Elizabeth, Danny Thomas, etc.

Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet
Honeymooners
Red Skelton
Annie Oakley
Bat Masterson
77 Sunset Street
Perry Mason
Andy Griffith
Lone Ranger
Dragnet
Beverly Hillbillies
Batman
Moonlighting
Dobie Gillis
Combat
The Waltons
NYPD Blue
Hill Street Blues
Bob Newhart
Father Knows Best
The Flinstones
Dean Martin Show
Twighlight Zone
Outer Limits
Star Trek
Burns and Allen

Nypd blue-hill street blues-dragnet-st elsewhere-studio wrestling{pittsburgh version}-adventure time {three stooges_pittsburgh}-jackie gleason-red skelton-american bandstand-naked city-mchales's navy-odd couple

My all time favorite--- TELETUBBIES!

A few more than 10, sorry.
Bewitched -just twitch your nose, and you get what you want!
I Dream of Jeannie
Brady Bunch
Partridge Family
St. Elsewhere probably my all time favorite.
Hill Street Blues
E.R.
L.A. Law
Murphy Brown
Dallas
Dynasty
Leave it to Beaver -- Loved Mom June Cleaver/Barbara Billingsley doing housework in a dress and pearls. My mom never did that.
Sisters - I have 2, so I could identify with that show.

The Ed Sullivan Show, Sing-along with Mitch, Queen for a Day, Dr. Kildare, Fury, Lassie, Lawrence Welk, Art Linkletter, The Mickey Mouse Club, Howdy Doodie, Zorro, Mister Ed, Dragnet, Groucho Marks, Alfred Hitchcock Presents.

rin tin tin
the rifleman
combat
lawrence welck
are you being served
benny hill
captain kangaroo
sally star
walt disney's wonderfull world of color
mickey mouse club
three stooges
american bandstand
batman

The Rifleman. How could i have forgotten that one? That was one of my favorites, too!!!

Loved sit-coms as a kid;

i love lucy
december bride
jack benny
i married joan
bachelor father
make room for daddy
my little margie
george burns

quiz and game shows

To tell the truth
i've got a secret
what's my line
$64,000 question
twenty-one
truth or consequences
beat the clock
treasure hunt
dollar a second

variety shows

red skelton
ed sullivan
steve allen
your show of shows
gary moore

dramas

armstrong circle theatre
twilight zone
studio one
bonanza
gunsmoke
robert montgomery presents
hallmark hall of fame
i led three lives
death valley days
perry mason

i'm sure i will think of more, but that is enough for now

I can't believe no one has mentioned "Andy's Gang" (brought to you by scotch brand cellophane tape). In my neighborhood, on Saturday morning at 10am the streets would empty out because the Howdy Doody Show was on.

I just remembered Wagon Train with Ward Bond and when he was gone they thought the show was going to end but John McIntire carried on admirably.

Lone Ranger
Cisco Kid
Zorro
Roy Roger and Dale Evans
Flash Gordon
Captain Video
Paul Winchel and Jerry Mahoney
Kookla, Fran and Ollie
Sheri Lewis Lampchop
Edgar Burgen and Charlie McCarthy
Super Circus
Captain Kangaroo
Miss Francis
Mr Roger's Neighborhood

etc
etc

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I led 3 lives!!!...I thought that I was the ONLY living person to remember that show. I was infatuated with it as a kid! I was able to buy 3 episodes on VHS from an ebay seller. The quality was poor but I've watched them over and over many times. My friends wanted to be doctors or firemen...I wanted to become a counter-spy.

Best comedy/variety show EVER:

The Ernie Kovaks Show