Batman
Gilligan's Island
I Dream of Jeannie
The Beverly Hillbillies
Gomer Pyle, USMC
Hogan's Heroes
M*A*S*H
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Super Friends
Looney Tunes
Tom & Jerry
Star Trek
Battlestar Galactica
Galactica 1980
Buck Rogers
Sesame Street
6 Million Dollar Man
Bionic Woman
Happy Days
Laverne & Shirley
Welcome Back, Kotter
Adam-12
Little House on the Prairie
Fantasy Island
Mork & Mindy
Land of the Lost
Ultraman
Speed Racer
The Twilight Zone
The Rifleman
Bonanza
Gunsmoke
The Three Stooges

And one of my favorites times was when ABC Ch. 13 in Houston would have a monster movie week, which typically would end up with The Valley of Gwangi on Thursday and King Kong Versus Godzilla on Friday. They would start at 3:00 PM weekdays, and I would ride my bike home from school as fast as I could to get in on that.

Facts of Life
Diff'rent Strokes
Fall Guy
Dukes of Hazzard
The Incredible Hulk
Fantasy Island
Love Boat
The A Team
The Six Million Dollar Man
Battlestar Gallactica

Star Blazers

A couple more

Fragglerock (muppets and animated)
Snorks
Dinosaurs (Not the momma !)

Spent my youth on an endless loop of these shows:

Leave it Beaver (reruns)
Brady Bunch (reruns)
Batman (reruns)
Threes Company
Dallas
Family Ties

A bit later....

Saved by the Bell
90210

GoAgs92 said:

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Happy Days
SWAT
6 million $ man
Spider Man

Roots

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Man, you sort of forget about Roots. EVERYBODY watched that, all ages. I doubt something could be made like that again, not in this climate at least.

b_rad said:

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Sea Hunt
Flipper
Gentle Ben
Johnny Quest
Rex Cargo
Hogans Heroes
Red Skelton
Leave it to beaver
Lassie
Gunsmoke
Batman

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Pretty much this, but add in:

Ultraman
Speed Racer
The Rat Patrol
Wild wild west
and perhaps my favorite (a little later on),

Baa Baa Blacksheep

Being a kid in the 60's, most have been listed, but the one show(s) were the Saturday night line up, the family stopped down for

All in the family
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett

Transformers
Dukes of Hazard
The A Team

Mash
All in the Family

Further back, and very young.

Rompers Room
Captain Kangaroo
and did exercises with my mom watching Jack Lalaine.

Street Sharks
Biker Mice from Mars

Super friends or gtfo.

Space 1999
Ultraman
Fantasy island
Wonder Woman
Dallas

I remember a show called space 1999..hell I had the toy lander but I dont remember a single episode.

The Wonder Years

Some other shows...

Cartoons

Dungeons and Dragoons
G.I. Joe
Transformers

TV Show

Dukes of Hazard
The A-Team
Simon and Simon
Knight Rider
Blue Thunder
The Equalizer
Spencer for Hire
Remington Steele

Wonderful World of Disney
Sonny and Cher
Soap
MASH
Happy Days
Midnight Special
Love, American Style
American Bandstand

I've always wondered if SOAP was worth watching. Does it still hold up?

Duncan Idaho said:

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I remember a show called space 1999..hell I had the toy lander but I dont remember a single episode.

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I had all the variants of eagles (spaceships)...it had a very dramatic and totally dated intro!

Back in 1975 it was groundbreaking. Made fun of soap operas pretty good. At the same time, including a gay character (Billy Crystal was phenomenal). 'Bert' was the 'Kramer' of the '70's. As a 15 y/o, I found it shockingly funny. I have watched a few of the episodes on one of the retro channels....Still makes me chuckle.

My 2 favorite shows in Kindergarten were Commander Mark and Dallas. Eclectic... I know.

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Wonderful World of Disney

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Can't believe I forgot this. Was a staple in our house every Sunday evening in the early '70s.

Some others that aired once a year and were always must-watch TV:
Santa Claus is Coming to Town
Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Frosty the Snowman

and every March or so one of the local stations would air The Wizard of Oz

Had the coolest intro

Freakin Hell, no DBZ on anyone's list?

Used to wake up at 6 AM on Saturdays to watch Fox 7 in B/CS to see the original English dub of DBZ.

When did BCS have a "FOX 7"?

Was it not channel 7 on the many iterations of cable companies that came through the area?