Bewitched aired in September of 1964 and was last aired in March 1972. During the span of this wonderful comedy show, Bewitched won several Emmy awards. Click on the link for more background information about the program.
Hogan's Heroes first aired in September 1965 and lasted until April 1971. The central theme to the show was about a Nazi POW camp and how the prisoners actually had control over the German camp by sneaking secret military information out to the American allies. They even helped sneak refuges out from underneath the German military noses! They did everything imaginable to confound the German military! For more details on the show, please click on the image.
F-Troop aired on September 14, 1965 and the last show aired on August 31, 1967. This was the U.S.A.'s first western comedy show that took place shortly after the Civil War. The show was produced by ABC television. Click on the image for more photos of the cast from F-Troop!
M*A*S*H 4077...an excellent comedy/drama television series about a medical team treating the injured during the Korean War. By clicking on the image you'll connect to another web site that has many other valuable links all about the program.
The Mary Tyler Moore show aired on CBS on September 19, 1970 and last aired on September 3, 1977. The show's synopsis: In the days of fledgling feminism, MTM had an attractive single woman building her career, quirky characters, and Emmy winning comedy. Click on the link for a well researched history of this very popular '70s sitcom!
A comedy show of it's finest form: The Bob Newhart Show was about a Chicago psychologist who spent the good part of his day trying to help his whacked-out patients solve their emotional problems. The interaction between psychologist Newhart and his patients produced some very entertaining comedy sketches. The show first aired on September 16, 1972 and last aired on August 26, 1978. Click on the image and link up to some very excellent information on the Bob Newhart show!
All in the Family was a situation sitcom that centered around Archie Bunker, a man who held strong bigoted views ranging from homosexuals to Mexicans. The show also explored controversial topics such a rape and death. Archie wife's, Edith, whom he referred to as the dizzy "Dingbat", somehow put up with Archie's bigoted views whereas his son-in-law, Meathead, had no patience over Archie's ignorance. As a result the series saw many a confrontation between Archie and Meathead. All in the Family first aired on January 1971 and last aired on September 1979.
WESTERN TV SHOWS:
Bonanza. An excellent western television show featuring the Cartwrights who were confronted by outlaws and Indians. Click on the image for a history of the program.
Wild Wild West ran for four seasons, and featured the adventures of two Secret Service Agents working for President Ulysses S. Grant. The two men were James West, former Union soldier and current man-of-action, gunman, and womanizer. His partner was Artemus Gordon, a former con man and master of disguise and invention. Together, the two fought various menaces aimed at the United States and President Grant, as well as investigating other Federal crimes. Click on the image for some interesting photos.
ADVENTURE:
Daktari centered on Doctor "Daktari" Marsh Tracy who run an animal study center and veterinary hospital on the African plains. Animal lovers were treated to scenes with domesticated pets such as Clarence, the lion, or Judy the chimp along with an assortment of less friendly wild animals. Daktari aired on January of 1966 and last aired on January 1969 through CBS television. Click on the image for more information about the program.
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