The Monkees, the Brady Bunch and Petticoat Junction. Is that the kind of tripe you old farts found hysterically funny? Squaresville!!!!!!!!!

I'm more of a My Favorite Martian,Outer Limits and McHale's Navy kind of guy.

Some of the 60s sitcoms have held up over time, namely Get Smart which is still the funniest show ever to be on network television.

Another classic is Hogan's Heroes. The entire premise of making a comedy out of Nazis, the Gestapo, and concentration camps is side splitting on its own and the dialogue is truly brilliant. F Troop also has its moments that still work for me.

Going back even further, the Dick vanDyke show may be the best sitcom in history.

Best old series has to be "The Rifleman" it just had a great chemistry between the father and son. Johnny Crawford phizzed out later on but he has to be one of the best child actors ever. The advise from father to son was always outstanding, not corny like "leave it to Beaver" although Hugh Beaumont was up there as a TV dad.

Young and healthy Wrote:
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> The Monkees, the Brady Bunch and Petticoat
> Junction. Is that the kind of tripe you old farts
> found hysterically funny? Squaresville!!!!!!!!!


The Brady Bunch was unintentionally good sometimes. The Monkees blew. Petticoat Junction had a very few good moments in the early years, mainly when Edgar Buchanan was on screen.

Agree that Get Smart was funny. Green Acres was frequently weirdly hilarious.

In later years, I thought the Bob Newhart Show was great (not "Newhart").

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(not "Newhart").

I'd eat peanuts out of Stephanie's poo.

The Beverly Hillbillies was great. I really liked watching Dennis The Menace when I was a kid too.

Then Came Bronson, T.H.E Cat, Combat!, Sons of Hercules, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Bat Masterson were superb!

Watched Get Smart, Laugh In, Baseball games, and shows like Hee Haw where they would have live performances of guys like Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Merle Travis and other pickers of the day. Hardly Ever missed Ed Sullivan and Walt Disney on Sunday evenings. During the week we didn't watch much TV, we were always out running around the neighborhood raising hell.

Nip

Best old series Wrote:
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> Best old series has to be "The Rifleman" it just
> had a great chemistry between the father and son.
> Johnny Crawford phizzed out later on but he has to
> be one of the best child actors ever. The advise
> from father to son was always outstanding, not
> corny like "leave it to Beaver" although Hugh
> Beaumont was up there as a TV dad.

This is why we love the Rifleman

https://youtu.be/nrOPVo5GFY4

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> Watched Get Smart, Laugh In, Baseball games, and
> shows like Hee Haw where they would have live
> performances of guys like Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed,
> Merle Travis and other pickers of the day. Hardly
> Ever missed Ed Sullivan and Walt Disney on Sunday
> evenings. During the week we didn't watch much TV,
> we were always out running around the neighborhood
> raising hell.
>
> Nip


I remember the old serials on Walt Disney, stuff like the "Hardy Boys Mystery", and the one with the Summer Camp which stared Tim Considine and Harry Carey Jr. "Gold Doubloons and pieces of eight; handed down to Applegate, From Buccaneers who fought for years, for Gold Doubloons and pieces of eight"

NippleChuck Wrote:
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> Watched Get Smart, Laugh In, Baseball games, and
> shows like Hee Haw where they would have live
> performances of guys like Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed,
> Merle Travis and other pickers of the day. Hardly
> Ever missed Ed Sullivan and Walt Disney on Sunday
> evenings. During the week we didn't watch much TV,
> we were always out running around the neighborhood
> raising hell.
>
> Nip


I remember the old serials on Walt Disney, stuff like the "Hardy Boys Mystery", and the one with the Summer Camp which stared Tim Considine and Harry Carey Jr. "Gold Doubloons and pieces of eight; handed down to Applegate, From Buccaneers who fought for years, for Gold Doubloons and pieces of eight"

Ying Ko Wrote:
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> Outer Limits...


Still the best intro to any TV show. That and Twilight Zone were two of my favorites.


Not bad. Wrote:
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> Then Came Bronson, T.H.E Cat, Combat!, Sons of
> Hercules, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Bat Masterson
> were superb!

Combat! was a great show. Very well done for the time.

Addams Family was good. Not as big on The Munsters myself but they did have the cool cars.

Get Smart and Green Acres both so stupid they were good. Dragnet kind in the same way but not intentionally so.

Rocky and Bullwinkle and Johnny Quest for cartoons.

Old Dude Wrote:
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> Ying Ko Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Outer Limits...
>
>
> Still the best intro to any TV show. That and
> Twilight Zone were two of my favorites.
>
>
> Not bad. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Then Came Bronson, T.H.E Cat, Combat!, Sons of
> > Hercules, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Bat Masterson
>
> > were superb!
>
> Combat! was a great show. Very well done for the
> time.
>
> Addams Family was good. Not as big on The
> Munsters myself but they did have the cool cars.
>
> Get Smart and Green Acres both so stupid they were
> good. Dragnet kind in the same way but not
> intentionally so.
>
> Rocky and Bullwinkle and Johnny Quest for
> cartoons.


I loved outer limits, remember the episode where those little ant things landed on earth. Rocky and Bullwinkle were good, also the Fractured Theatre potion and Mr Peabody.

Mama's Family was super great, I can watch those espisodes over and over again. A real dysfunctional family, Ken Berry was superb. It is one of those shows you can get addicted to. I wish it would never have been cancelled but continued forever.

Old Dude Wrote:
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> Ying Ko Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Outer Limits...
>
>
> Still the best intro to any TV show. That and
> Twilight Zone were two of my favorites.
>
>
> Not bad. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Then Came Bronson, T.H.E Cat, Combat!, Sons of
> > Hercules, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Bat Masterson
>
> > were superb!
>
> Combat! was a great show. Very well done for the
> time.
>
> Addams Family was good. Not as big on The
> Munsters myself but they did have the cool cars.
>
> Get Smart and Green Acres both so stupid they were
> good. Dragnet kind in the same way but not
> intentionally so.
>
> Rocky and Bullwinkle and Johnny Quest for
> cartoons.

Addams Family was good. I loved when Gomez would open his safe and pull out a lit cigar. Then he'd pull out money, and act like it was nothing: "What do you need, one hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, three hundred thousand......

kVHpL Wrote:
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> Old Dude Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ying Ko Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Outer Limits...
> >
> >
> > Still the best intro to any TV show. That and
> > Twilight Zone were two of my favorites.
> >
> >
> > Not bad. Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Then Came Bronson, T.H.E Cat, Combat!, Sons
> of
> > > Hercules, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Bat
> Masterson
> >
> > > were superb!
> >
> > Combat! was a great show. Very well done for
> the
> > time.
> >
> > Addams Family was good. Not as big on The
> > Munsters myself but they did have the cool
> cars.
> >
> > Get Smart and Green Acres both so stupid they
> were
> > good. Dragnet kind in the same way but not
> > intentionally so.
> >
> > Rocky and Bullwinkle and Johnny Quest for
> > cartoons.
>
> Addams Family was good. I loved when Gomez would
> open his safe and pull out a lit cigar. Then he'd
> pull out money, and act like it was nothing: "What
> do you need, one hundred thousand, two hundred
> thousand, three hundred thousand......


Pugsly died just last year. Wednesday (Lisa Loring had a very sad life and became a heroin addict). I thought Mortisha was a real beauty. Caroline Jones.

My dad was in the Marine Corps we always got a kick out of Gomer Pyle

I liked the TV Batman with Bert Ward, Lost in Space, the FBI and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

Capt. Tug Wrote:
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> My dad was in the Marine Corps we always got a
> kick out of Gomer Pyle
>
> I liked the TV Batman with Bert Ward, Lost in
> Space, the FBI and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea


The name of the show was "The FBI - In Color", if you remember. I was too young to know that Lost in Space was idiotic, so I liked it. What I remember about Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was that the flying sub always crashed.

I forgot about "The Wild Wild West."

That was kind of a strange show. Not sure that I ever really figured the plots as a kid but they always had some kind of cool almost steampunk-like inventions/gadgets going on which made it worth watching.

Anybody remember a late 70s/early 80s show called "Project Bluebook"? It was re-enactments of UFO and alien encounters collected by the govt (Air Force, I think). It was really weird and cheesy, but creepy. It used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid.

Old Guy Wrote:
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> ... I was too young to know that Lost
> in Space was idiotic, so I liked it.


I still want to beat Dr. Smith's ass.

Project Bluebook Wrote:
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> Anybody remember a late 70s/early 80s show called
> "Project Bluebook"? It was re-enactments of UFO
> and alien encounters collected by the govt (Air
> Force, I think). It was really weird and cheesy,
> but creepy. It used to scare the shit out of me
> when I was a kid.


I'm too lazy to google this, but didn't it have Jack Webb in it? I remember some really cheesy effects, worse than Flash Gordon

9jKPy Wrote:
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> Project Bluebook Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Anybody remember a late 70s/early 80s show
> called
> > "Project Bluebook"? It was re-enactments of
> UFO
> > and alien encounters collected by the govt (Air
> > Force, I think). It was really weird and
> cheesy,
> > but creepy. It used to scare the shit out of
> me
> > when I was a kid.
>
>
> I'm too lazy to google this, but didn't it have
> Jack Webb in it? I remember some really cheesy
> effects, worse than Flash Gordon


It's actually called Project U.F.O. and you can watch episodes online. Awful acting and bad special FX, even for 1978. It's kind of fun to watch, like really bad True-TV channel crap.

The first episode is "The Washington DC Incident":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl7dQm_8f_0

I remember when my parents told me that we were moving to Virginia. My only reference at the time was the TV show "The Virginian." (Yeah, I know now that it wasn't even set in Virginia but as a little kid I wasn't sweating details like that.) I was so disappointed when we got here. I was expecting to be riding horses around our ranch and chasing outlaws. End up in a crappy duplex in Del Ray. lol

"Pugsly died just last year. Wednesday (Lisa Loring had a very sad life and became a heroin addict). I thought Mortisha was a real beauty. Caroline Jones."

Uncle Fester (Jackie Coogan) had been a big time child actor whose money had been spent by his parents by the time he was an adult. "Coogan's law" was created to protect other children.
Carolyn Jones was a terrific actress who had been in many great movies. She could be a beauty or a plain Jane.

Anyone remember The Time Tunnel? Rat Patrol was a cool show along with Gunsmoke. Festus was great

Young and healthy Wrote:
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> The Monkees, the Brady Bunch and Petticoat
> Junction. Is that the kind of tripe you old farts
> found hysterically funny? Squaresville!!!!!!!!!

Everybody watched Brady Bunch for Marcia's miniskirts.

Ying Ko Wrote:
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> "Pugsly died just last year. Wednesday (Lisa
> Loring had a very sad life and became a heroin
> addict). I thought Mortisha was a real beauty.
> Caroline Jones."
>
> Uncle Fester (Jackie Coogan) had been a big time
> child actor whose money had been spent by his
> parents by the time he was an adult. "Coogan's
> law" was created to protect other children.
> Carolyn Jones was a terrific actress who had been
> in many great movies. She could be a beauty or a
> plain Jane.

John Astin (Gomez) is something of a local boy. He was born in Baltimore and grew up in the Maryland suburbs of DC. His father was a Director of the National Bureau of Standards (now NIST).

He graduated from Johns Hopkins, where he teaches drama and acting today.

So much better than the reality shit on nowadays, even the 70's and 80's TV. Everything on TV now is about shoving nog music, faggotry and transvestites in everyone's face and indoctrinating the young & gullible with libtardism.

The show that launched thousands of careers!
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Outer Limits too. Could not watch Lost in Space. The old Doctor guy was an asshole and the robot was a fool. Hated that show.

Nip

Old Dude Wrote:
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> Ying Ko Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Outer Limits...
>
>
> Still the best intro to any TV show. That and
> Twilight Zone were two of my favorites.
>
>
> Not bad. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Then Came Bronson, T.H.E Cat, Combat!, Sons of
> > Hercules, Supercar, Fireball XL5, Bat Masterson
>
> > were superb!
>
> Combat! was a great show. Very well done for the
> time.
>
> Addams Family was good. Not as big on The
> Munsters myself but they did have the cool cars.
>
> Get Smart and Green Acres both so stupid they were
> good. Dragnet kind in the same way but not
> intentionally so.
>
> Rocky and Bullwinkle and Johnny Quest for
> cartoons.

Did you ever watch the TV show "Beef Sandwich"?

Best old series Wrote:
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> Best old series has to be "The Rifleman" it just
> had a great chemistry between the father and son.
> Johnny Crawford phizzed out later on but he has to
> be one of the best child actors ever. The advise
> from father to son was always outstanding, not
> corny like "leave it to Beaver" although Hugh
> Beaumont was up there as a TV dad.


I wonder what the great "COZ" instilled in his son on The Cosby Show?

There's no need to fear. Underdog is here!!!!

JOHNNY QUEST WAS THE SHOW BACK IN THE '60's.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCPa4Rci7ec

Soupy Sales, Krazy Kat etal.

Nip

Oh and Johnny Quest's dad and the Indian guy were gay lovers.

Nip

The pretty girl from the Munsters went to W&L with Warren Beatty and my mom in the 50's

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> The pretty girl from the Munsters went to W&L with
> Warren Beatty and my mom in the 50's


There were two, Pat Priest and Beverly Owen, actually 3, Debra Whalley was in the movie: "Munster go Home".

There was a classic porn movie entitled "Leave it to Beaver"

Which one? Wrote:
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> didjano? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The pretty girl from the Munsters went to W&L
> with
> > Warren Beatty and my mom in the 50's
>
>
> There were two, Pat Priest and Beverly Owen,
> actually 3, Debra Whalley was in the movie:
> "Munster go Home".


Pat priest went to W&L

Classic Porn of the 70s Wrote:
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> There was a classic porn movie entitled "Leave it
> to Beaver"


I thought it was called 'Leave it in the Beaver'

Remember when June Cleaver told her husband, "Ward, you've been a little rough on the Beaver lately"?



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>
> Going back even further, the Dick vanDyke show may
> be the best sitcom in history.


+1

Marlo was a looker back then. Reminds me of mom.

Nip
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Young and healthy Wrote:
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> The Monkees, the Brady Bunch and Petticoat
> Junction. Is that the kind of tripe you old farts
> found hysterically funny? Squaresville!!!!!!!!!

Nah, they're boring. The best TV shows have to be Keeping Up with the Kardashians, anything broadcast on Fox News and MSNBC, Jersey Shore/any reality show, and every rapper's TV show (as well as the great Justin Bieber).

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- Savage Vro Fartian was here -

Twilight Zone...


- Printer's Devil


- Number 12 looks just like you

How did the Petticoat Junction girls manage to put on their petticoat in that water tank? June Lockhart was a MILTF. Uncle Joe used to steal the girl's panties and sniff them. There was a episode where Billy Joes husband was serenading Granny from "Beverly Hillbillies" which was pretty far fetched. Eva Gabor was a MILF. Surprised the brunette daughter did not hit the 'Big Time" she was a real looker. Trivia" The young Red head daughter was the girl in the car that shoots Tim Roth in the gut in the movie "Reservoir Dogs

>Oh and Johnny Quest's dad and the Indian guy were gay lovers.

Come'on Nip, that's just crazy. Race Bannon now ...

I'm pretty sure they owned Hadji outright. You could do that in India in the 60s. Apparently.

>How did the Petticoat Junction girls manage to put on their petticoat in that water tank?

Why did no one call them on swimming in the town's water supply? And do you really think you could, in a modern sitcom, name the town 'Hooterville'?

where can i find that song? the video?

That Girl with Marlo Thomas.

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> That Girl with Marlo Thomas.


She was funny, the funniest episode was the one Dick Shawn was in.




Can't go wrong with F-Troop.

I remember the Twilight Zone episode where a guy finds the devil being held by a bunch of monks. When the devil gets out, hoo boy, that gave me nightmares.

Twilight Zone, yes!


"Number 12 Looks Just Like You" was the absolute best episode.

Ying Ko Wrote:
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> I remember the Twilight Zone episode where a guy
> finds the devil being held by a bunch of monks.
> When the devil gets out, hoo boy, that gave me
> nightmares.


The one where the bandit guy (Larry Blyden) gets shot and goes to Hell with Sebastian Cabot giving him anything he wants. Larry Blyden was a good actor.

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> That Girl with Marlo Thomas.

She was so fucking hot. My babysitter used to watch that show when I was a brat.

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The Courtship of Eddy's Father, lame show, The Flying Nun, Dark Shadows.. Go Spock!

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> eesh Wrote:
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> > That Girl with Marlo Thomas.
>
> She was so fucking hot. My babysitter used to
> watch that show when I was a brat.
>
> src=http://www.fimho.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/0
> 9/92_1_b_520_1.jpg>

She was definitely a looker, but her fucking voice was unbearable. All that shrieking and cracking. Bitch get a cough drop or something.

Broken Glass Wrote:
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> WingNut Wrote:
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> > eesh Wrote:
> >
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>
> > -----
> > > That Girl with Marlo Thomas.
> >
> > She was so fucking hot. My babysitter used to
> > watch that show when I was a brat.
> >
> > >
> src=http://www.fimho.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/0
>
> > 9/92_1_b_520_1.jpg>
>
> She was definitely a looker, but her fucking voice
> was unbearable. All that shrieking and cracking.
> Bitch get a cough drop or something.

If she was talking in your ear, you'd be hard as $10 jawbreaker.

She fucked it all up with cosmetic surgery and marrying Phil Donahue, but she is a truly beautiful dark woman, great teeth and eyes. Lebanese and Sicilian.

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Boy oh boy I would get in a car with her and go anywhere.

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I Dream of Jeanie and Bewitched. Barbara Eden - wow.

Barbara Eden was awesome. Never caught the Samantha thing as much, but she was hot.

I saw BE in an old Andy Griffith a while back, I would have chewed up her panties.

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Barbara Eden was awesome. Never caught the Samantha thing as much, but she was hot.

I saw BE in an old Andy Griffith a while back, I would have chewed up her panties.

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This nip slip of her from the 50's has always been one of my favorites.

"We're needed, Mrs. Peel"
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Honey West
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The original Catwoman.

Liz Montgomery was hot & she played dual roles on Bewitched. Her daughter was involved in the production of Mad Men.