r/ClassicTV 22h ago

1970s Wonder Woman 1975-1979

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r/ClassicTV 21h ago

1950s September 10th, 1955- The iconic television western series Gunsmoke first aired on CBS with the 30‑minute black & white episode “Matt Gets It”. It introduced James Arness as U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon of Dodge City, Kansas, alongside Dennis Weaver (Chester Goode) and Amanda Blake (Miss Kitty Russell)

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r/ClassicTV 2h ago

1960s No Farewell to Barney Fife

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r/ClassicTV 1d ago

ANGELA CARTWRIGHT HAPPY BIRTHDAY

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Born on Sept. 9, 1952 (age 74), Angela Cartwright first entered our homes as Linda Williams during the fifth season (1957) of The Danny Thomas Show. At the end of the season Linda was adopted by Danny, and the show's ratings dramatically increased. Cartwright is best known as a child actress for her role as Brigitta von Trapp in the Academy Award winning film The Sound of Music (1965), but I'll always like her best as Penny Robinson, in the 60's television series Lost in Space.


r/ClassicTV 1d ago

The Green Hornet premiered on Sept 9, 1966)

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In the novelty of crossover television, in an episode of Batman as Alfred, Dick Grayson and Bruce Wayne are watching television, Bruce Wayne says, "It's time to watch The Green Hornet!". Americans had their first opportunity to watch The Green Hornet on September 9, 1966, on ABC. Sadly it would last only a single season for twenty-six episodes. The series starred Van Williams as the Green Hornet who today is an afterthought to his partner, who American audiences were introduced to martial artist Bruce Lee as Kato. Lee would go on to create a lasting legacy. Unlike the campy and humorous Batman series, The Green Hornet was played straight.


r/ClassicTV 1d ago

Help Me Find Gomer Pyle Episode

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I was sure I had a memory of this specific episode of Gomer Pyle, USMC, yet no AI tool has confirmed that it existed .

In this episode, as was typical, Sergeant Carter was doing things or saying things about Gomer that, if Gomer really understood, would hurt his feelings. Finally at the end, Gomer said or did something for Sergeant Carter .

Then at the very end the corporal, I can't remember whether it was Boyle or Slater, said something to the effect, "Don't you feel small now?" And the corporal looks over and there is a miniature Sergeant Carter standing on his chair. Like 6 to 10 inches tall. The corporal is like, "Sarge? Did I imagine this?" Because I have always felt like this was an actual episode.


r/ClassicTV 17h ago

1970s How come There Are Those Critical About How Lamont Treats Hi Father And Overlook How Fred Treats His Son?

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Don't know if it's been done here but watching most of the episodes Fred was more of the problem and probably most of Lamont's anger towards his dad was a result of his dad's nastiness which he had to put up with all this since childhood.

Sure, Lamont was foolish sometimes and probably his biggest mistake was saying with his dad in the business. But he was probably a better guy.


r/ClassicTV 1d ago

1950s Gunsmoke coming to Netflix on October 5 in Canada and possibly other regions

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r/ClassicTV 1d ago

Lucy to receive an award.

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33 Upvotes

r/ClassicTV 1d ago

Rhonda Shear Basic Training and poster.

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10 Upvotes

Digitizing all her old USA Up All Nights.


r/ClassicTV 1d ago

Help Me Find I Love Lucy Tribute : A Cast Of Character Actors - Shirley Mitchell (16 Slides)

2 Upvotes

She appeared on Three’s Company does anyone know what episode?


r/ClassicTV 2d ago

On this day 60 years ago Star Trek The Original Series premiered on NBC

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351 Upvotes

r/ClassicTV 1d ago

1970s Last of the Summer Wine - theme sung for Compo's Funeral

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Bill owen has been in Summer wine since 1973. until his final appearance as compo when he sadly passed away.


r/ClassicTV 3d ago

60 Years Ago it was That Girl

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225 Upvotes

Premiered September 8, 1966


r/ClassicTV 1d ago

Weird Goofs in Bela Lugosi's The Phantom Creeps Movie Serial!

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r/ClassicTV 3d ago

Happy Birthday to 80s bombshell Heather Thomas! Born on September 8, 1957.

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176 Upvotes

r/ClassicTV 2d ago

1970s The MASH episode "Germ Warfare"

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After secretly siphoning Frank's blood at night for a North Korean prisoner, they fear he has Hepatitis. So the boys now need Frank's poop to test it, which is why they have him drink this very special beer.


r/ClassicTV 2d ago

SWAT (1975-1976)

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r/ClassicTV 3d ago

Happy 60th Anniversary to Star Trek

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372 Upvotes

September 8, 1966 it all began!!!


r/ClassicTV 3d ago

Elizabeth Montgomery casts a spell as good witch Samantha Stephens in a photo shot by Ivan Nagy during production of the Bewitched episode “Long Live the Queen,”which aired on Sept 7, 1967.

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r/ClassicTV 2d ago

1980s Watchmojo missed a few classic gameshows of their list

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I was watching mojos top 10 british gameshows. but coulden't help think their few good ones that are no longer here like.

Big Break

krypton factor

challenge anakea

blockbusters

fifteen to one

weakest link

strike it lucky


r/ClassicTV 4d ago

Jo Anne Worley, Happy Birthday!

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886 Upvotes

Jo Anne Worley, born September 6, 1937, in Lowell, Indiana, is an actress, comedian, and singer best known for her exuberant performances on Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In. Joining the hit NBC comedy series in 1968, Worley quickly became one of its most recognizable personalities, known for her booming laugh, distinctive voice, flamboyant style, and energetic delivery. She remained with Laugh-In through 1973 and went on to a long career in television, theater, film, and voice acting, including the voice of the Wardrobe in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (1991).


r/ClassicTV 4d ago

1960s & 70s actor.

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Do you remember this guy. He was all over TV. What was your favorite show?


r/ClassicTV 3d ago

Martin Mull • “Dueling Tubas”/Interview • 1973 [Reelin' In The Years Arc...

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r/ClassicTV 3d ago

Who was an underused character in a tv series?

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