Did you watch one of these?

[GAlady]

My family got their first TV when I was eight. I watched all of these shows faithfully.

 

[Aunt Bea]

All of those and many more!

My favorite was The Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday night.

 

[Devi]

Exactly what @Aunt Bea says — including Disney.

 

[Gaer]

I was a fan of Bewitched, but I guess that came later!

 

[RubyK]

I watched all of them except the one with the couple and a young boy. What's the name of that one. If it is Dennis the Menace, I did not watch it.

 

[Bellbird]

I watched them all apart from the boy with the dog. Not being PC, I thoroughly enjoyed watching Archie Bunker and Edith. I saw a re run not so long ago, (not on the tv) in to-days world he woud have his head chopped off, literally. it also reminded me how the 'black' man gave as good as he got, funnily enough I have not heard one word against his antics and beliefs over the years. !

 

[hawkdon]

wATched all of them....

 

[Furryanimal]

I love lucy was on over here.
no idea what the others are.

 

[Murrmurr]

TV wasn't allowed in our house until I was 15, when we moved from the farm to the suburbs.

 

[John cycling]

I saw those plus Bugs Bunny, Wile E. Coyote & the Road Runner, Daffy Duck,
Elmer Fudd, Dudley Do-Right, Yogi Bear, Popeye, The Flintstones, and Mighty Mouse!

 

[fmdog44]

Jack Benny, Burns & Allen still very funny to me. Gracie Allen was a gem. Initially, she was to be the straight one and George the funny one.

 

[Ruth n Jersey]

I watched them all and also loved Rin Tin Tin. The photo shows Lassie with Jon Provost as Timmy . He took over Tommy Rettig's roll. I liked the earlier cast better. They bring back great memories.

 

[Sassycakes]

I watched," I Love Lucy" and "My 3 Sons." My Dad always liked watching the "Life of Riley" because the daughter on the show was named Babs and since my name is Barbara my Dad had to watch the show.

 

[Verisure]

I watched all of them including the following. How many people know what the boy in the last photo became "famous" for later?

 

[Verisure]

TV wasn't allowed in our house until I was 15, when we moved from the farm to the suburbs.

And yet you turned out to be a fine, young man. Amazing!

 

[Aunt Bea]

I remember watching Davey and Goliath on Sunday morning.

 

[Aunt Bea]

 

[Alligatorob]

All of them and more. Thanks!

 

[Sassycakes]

I watched all of them including the following. How many people know what the boy in the last photo became "famous" for later?

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I forgot "My little Margie"."Our Miss Brooks " and "Amos and Andy"

 

[Verisure]

I watched them all apart from the boy with the dog. Not being PC, I thoroughly enjoyed watching Archie Bunker and Edith. I saw a re run not so long ago, (not on the tv) in to-days world he woud have his head chopped off, literally. it also reminded me how the 'black' man gave as good as he got, funnily enough I have not heard one word against his antics and beliefs over the years. !

Those of us "non PC" folk understood that the joke was on the white guy. The PC social warriors have no sense of humour so the moment the word "black" is mentioned they start to get their feathers twisted into a knot. I believe they are petitioning (at this very moment) to force Arnold to change his surname to "Schwartzenafroamerican". Among the many great scenes from "All In The Family" is this one:

 

[caroln]

All of those and many more!

My favorite was The Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday night.

Aunt Bea, I'm sure one of those "many more" is this one!

 

[Verisure]

I've never heard of Davey and Goliath. I watched a lot of Sky King though and I seem to couple the show with Salerno Butter Cookies. Mmmmmmm, butter cookies! Was that their sponsor?

 

[Lewkat]

Watched them all and then some at least once. The Carol Burnett show was my favorite, hands down.

 

[hollydolly]

Saw I love Lucy a few times...it was never a big hit in the UK, different humour to British humour... .. and Lassie ... ..but never heard of the others..

However we did get a lot of American tv shows when I was little so shows like Bonanza, Wagon train, Casey Jones.. Hawkeye we got to see, only because my father watched them.. saw Bewitched , and I Dream of Genie a few times.. and Flipper, and Littlest Hobo..., and after every epsiode of littlest hobo.. as the dog walked out of shot onto his new adventure ..we all used to have to grab our littlest sister out of the room, ( she was 2 )... because she would sob her heart out for the dog to come back...

 

[Lee]

The only one I watched then and still do now is Lucy.

And the Rifleman, I had a big crush on Johnny Crawford.