Did you watch one of these?

[Verisure]

I watched these all of the time, particularly "Topper" about how Cosmo Topper was the only one who could see the ghosts of George & Marion Kirby and also the series "The Millionaire" where John Beresford Tipton would give away one million dollars anonymously and what the recipients would do with the money.

 

[Aunt Bea]

 

[terry123]

We watched them all. Been watching Perry Mason and Rawhide this weekend.

 

[Aunt Bea]

Me too!

I get many of them on AirTV.

 

[Verisure]

Me too!

I get many of them on AirTV.

What is "AirTV"? Can I get it too?

 

[Ruth n Jersey]

@Aunt Bea I liked Sky King but I always had to choose between that program and Fury. They were on the same time I think.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

No!!! I did not watch "Lassie" with Timmy. My little brother watched that. I watched "Lassie" with Jeff, his mom, Ellen, and Gramps.
Of course , when "Jeff" needed to shave, and was 6 feet tall, they brought in the "kid".

 

[Aunt Bea]

What is "AirTV"? Can I get it too?

All you need in the United States is an antenna.

https://www.howtogeek.com/424853/how-to-scan-or-rescan-for-channels-on-your-tv/

 

[Verisure]

All you need in the United States is an antenna.

https://www.howtogeek.com/424853/how-to-scan-or-rescan-for-channels-on-your-tv/

Hmmmm, I don't think it is worth travelling all the way to the US.

 

[HoneyNut]

I watched those shows, not sure I really objectively liked them, might have been watching because they were available. I really like how older women looked normal in old shows and movies, nowadays the grandmothers in shows/movies are so thin and young looking. I liked a cartoon that said something like 'exit, stage left' but I don't remember which it was.
I'm glad I adopted a kid in my forties because I got to enjoy more modern shows like SpongeBob, That's So Raven, and Sabrina The Teenage Witch.

 

[Capt Lightning]

Like Hollydolly, I watched a lot of American shows on the BBC. I Love Lucy, Sgt Bilko, Bewitched etc... There were also a I can't quite remember the titles of. There certainly was 'Whirlybirds', ones called something like 'Space quest' and 'Ripcord' .
Mustn't forget The Lone ranger and Range rider (with Dick West, all American boy)

 

[SeaBreeze]

I watched all of them and others like I Married Joan, Life of Riley, Topper, My Little Margie, Dobie Gillis, etc.

 

[Colleen]

I was born in 1946 so I remember all of these...however, my parents didn't like a lot of these shows so I didn't get to watch them growing up. I never did like Lucy. I thought she was an idiot...haha.

 

[Verisure]

....... I liked a cartoon that said something like 'exit, stage left' but I don't remember which it was.
....

I seem to remember it was either Elmer Fudd or Bugs Bunny, probably the latter.
EDIT: Snagglepuss ...

 

[MarciKS]

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

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all of them

 

[MrPants]

Anyone recognize this one? The show went by different names depending on when & what country was producing the show. Canadians and Brits would possibly know. Don't think it was ever picked up by American networks.

 

[MarciKS]

Anyone recognize this one? The show went by different names depending on when & what country was producing the show. Canadians and Brits would possibly know. Don't think it was ever picked up by American networks.
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i don't think it was either. it doesn't look familiar.

 

[Verisure]

Anyone recognize this one? The show went by different names depending on when & what country was producing the show. Canadians and Brits would possibly know. Don't think it was ever picked up by American networks.
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"Once Upon a Hamster" starring Hammy the Hamster?

 

[Verisure]

Captain Video:

 

[Verisure]

... How many people know what the boy in this photo became "famous" for later?

Since no one has even attempted to answer this question, I'll just have to tell you:
Micky Dolenz as 'Corky' in Circus Boy and as himself in The Monkees.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

I watched all of them.

 

[hollydolly]

My all abiding memory of childhood American tv was watching Top Cat, Flintstones.. or Yogi bear.... loved Top Cat....

My mum would watch Perry Mason, Peyton Place , Dr Kildare and Ben Casey ..I never took any notice of them, just a bit too young for those at the time..

I was just 11 or 12 when the Monkees first aired on TV..and even tho' I didn't understand the jokes then... I loved the show for the music...

 

[Verisure]

...................... I was just 11 or 12 when the Monkees first aired on TV..and even tho' I didn't understand the jokes then... I loved the show for the music...

And despite them just miming the songs of other musicians in the beginning they fought tooth and nail to actually sing and succeeded in making a couple of really good tunes in their own right too!

 

[Capt Lightning]

Forgot about the Monkees. Enjoyed watching them at the time. In later years, Davy Jones, the only British member of the group, lived not far from me in Hampshire, though I never saw him.

 

[Verisure]

..... Davy Jones .... lived not far from me in Hampshire, though I never saw him.

If you told him that I'm sure he'd reply, "It's 'cause I'm short, I know".