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| April 14, 2008 bashbro1 Men's 70 267 posts | Bashbro1 extends his popular early life tv series to 79! Bashbro1 appreciates the additional input from all you senior softball players that has allowed me to extend my list of tv series I watched growing up in the Seattle area from 1948 when we got our first tv (age 3) until 1979 when I was all growed-up @ the ripe old age of 34 years. My parents didnt want me to watch much tv as a kid, howeverI did manage to tune-in to the list displayed below and missing very few episodes if I may say so. Bashbro1 (W.E. Ruth Realty 60s Part-Time Communications Officer Full-Time Catcher) 1948: 1. Ed Sullivan Show, (1948 1971) 1949: 2. Long Ranger, (1949 1957) 1950: 3. Cisco Kid, (1950 1956) 1951: 4. Amos n Andy, (1951 1953) 1951: 5. I Love Lucy, (1951 1957) 1951: 6. Red Skelton Show, (1951 1971) 1951: 7. Roy Rogers, (1951 1957) 1951: 8. Sky King, (1951 1952) 1952: 9. Gunsmoke, (1952 1961) 1954: 10. Father Knows Best, (1954 1960) 1955: 11. Cheyenne, (1955 1962) 1955: 12. Honeymooners, (1955-1956) 1955: 13. Wyatt Earp, (1955 1961) 1957: 14. Danny Thomas Show, (1957 1964) 1957: 15. Have Gun Will Travel, (1957 1963) 1957: 16. Maverick, (1957 1962) 1957: 17. Perry Mason, (1957 -1966) 1957: 18. Real McCoys, (1957 1963) 1957: 19. Sugarfoot, (1957 1961) 1957: 20. Wagon Train, (1957 1964) 1957: 21. Zorro, (1957 1959) 1958: 22. 77 Sunset Strip, (1958 1964) 1958: 23. Bat Masterson, (1958 1961) 1958: 24. JP Patches, (1958 1981) 1958: 25. Rifleman, (1958 1963) 1958: 26. Sea Hunt, (1958 1961) 1959: 27. Bonanza, (1959 1973) 1959: 28. Dennis the Menace, (1959 1963) 1959: 29. Rawhide, (1959 -1966) 1959: 30. Twilight Zone, (1959 1964) 1959: 31. Untouchables, (1959 1963) 1960: 32. Andy Griffith Show (1960 1968) 1960: 33. Andy Griffith Show, (1960 1968) 1960: 34. Flintstones (1960-1966) 1960: 35. My Three Sons, (1960 1972) 1960: 36. Route 66, (1960 to 1964) 1960: 37. Surfside Six, (1960 1962) 1961: 38. Avengers, (1961 1969) 1962: 39. Beverly Hillbillies, (1962 1971) 1962: 40. Lucy Show, (1962 1968) 1963: 41. Fugitive, (1963 1967) 1963: 42. Petticoat Junction, (1963 -1970) 1964: 43. 12 o'clock high, (1964 1967) 1964: 44. Gomer Pyle, (1964 1969) 1964: 45. Man From U.N.C.L.E., (1964 1968) 1964: 46. Secret Agent, (1964 1966) 1964: 47. Voyage Bottom of Sea, (1964 1968) 1965: 48. Hogan's Heroes, (1965- 1971) 1965: 49. I Spy, (1965 1968) 1965: 50. Wild Wild West, (1965 1969) 1966: 51. Family Affair, (1966 1971) 1966: 52. Get Smart, (1966 -1969) 1966: 53. Mission Impossible, (1966 -1973) 1966: 54. Monkees, (1966 1968) 1967: 55. Dragnet, (1967 1970) 1967: 56. Ironside, (1967 975) 1968: 57. Adam 12, (1968 1975) 1968: 58. Hawaii Five-O, (1968 1980) 1968: 59. It Takes a Thief (1968 1970) 1969: 60. Brady Bunch, (1969 1974) 1969: 61. Love, American Style, (1969 -1968) 1969: 62. Marcus Welby, M.D., (1969 1976) 1971: 63. Alias Smith and Jones, (1971 -1973) 1971: 64. All in The Family , (1971 1979) 1971: 65. Cannon, (1971 1976) 1971: 66. McMillan and Wife, (1971 1977) 1972: 67. Emergency!, (1972 1977) 1972: 68. MASH, (1972 1983) 1972: 69. Streets of San Francisco, (1972 1977) 1973: 70. Kojak, (1973 1978) 1974: 71. Happy Days, (1974 -1984) 1974: 72. Little House on the Prairie, (1974 1983) 1974: 73. Rockford Files, (1974 1980) 1976: 74. Laverne & Shirley, (1976 1983) 1976: 75. Quincy M.E., (1976- 1983) 1977: 76. Hardy Boys -Nancy Drew, (1977 1979) 1978: 77. Mork & Mindy, (1978 -1982) 1978: 78. Vegas$, (1978 1981) 1979: 79. Buck Rogers, (1979 -1981) END OF DATA. |
| April 14, 2008 Hit the gap Men's 70 154 posts | Hey Bash. You left off my personal favorite "Leave it to Beaver", the show that spawned so many great beaver jokes. See you this weekend in Kennewick. Pray for sun. |
| April 14, 2008 bashbro1 Men's 70 267 posts | Hey HTG! I've added the Bev to my list! Thanks, Bashbro1 LITB TV Series actual dialogs: 1. Ward! Werent you a little HARD ON the Beaver last night? said June Sunday morning? 2. Wow Ward, you really gave the Beaver a real good lickin last night says June to Ward. Taken from TV Acres on the Internet: "Beaver" Cleaver - The family nickname of Theodore Cleaver (Jerry Mathers) on the sitcom LEAVE IT TO BEAVER/CBS/ABC/1957-63 and the sequel series STILL THE BEAVER/DIS/1983-85 and THE NEW LEAVE IT TO BEAVER/TBS/1986-89. When Theodore was born, his brother, Wally (Tony Dow) tried to pronounce his new brother's name but ended up mouthing "Tweeter" which sounded like "Beaver" to his parents, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) & June (Barbara Billingsley) and so began the saga of Beaver Cleaver and the jokes about his name. Beaver's real name, Theodore was based on June's Aunt Martha's brother. Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond), a wisecracking, insincere friend of teenager Wally Cleaver who called Beaver "Squirt" and "Creep" would greet him with taunts like "Hiya Beaver, you gnaw down any trees today?" Beaver's brother Wally often said the phrase "Boy, Beaver, are gonna get it." During a 1995 episode of the sitcom ROSEANNE/ABC/1988-97 which gathered together many of the famous TV family mother characters, Roseanne Conner (Roseanne Barr) sarcastically responded to June Cleaver's (Barbara Billingsley) criticism of her parental skills by saying "Yeah, well at least I didn't name my kid, Beaver!" TRIVIA NOTE: The nickname "Beaver" was inspired by the toothy smile of the Indian character "Little Beaver" in the western adventure serial RED RYDER/SYN/1956. When series star Gerald "Jerry" Patrick Mathers (a.k.a. the "Beaver") was in high school, he teamed up with former cast member Richard Correll (who played Richard Rickover) to form a rock and roll band. They called themselves "Beaver and the Trappers" and recorded the single "Happiness Is Havin'" (White Cliff Records). Jerry Mathers also recorded "Wind Up Toy" (Atlantic Records). And TV rerun fanatics from the Huron High School intramural softball team in Michigan named themselves "The Almighty Beavers." Their team motto was "We don't care." In May 1982 when Hugh Beaumont died (the Beaver's TV father), the team wore black armbands in mourning. (TV Guide 6/18/83). The series title LEAVE IT TO BEAVER was probably inspired by a previous sitcom called LEAVE IT TO LARRY/CBS/1952 starring Eddie Albert |
| April 14, 2008 Dbax Men's 65 2101 posts | Ward never "spanked" the Beaver. |
| April 14, 2008 allworld Men's 50 19 posts | i do believe you might have left out tombstone territory, stoney burke, and shin dig, and the loyld thaxton show. im sure there was more like johny carson show, and the dean martin show and not to leave out alfred hickock theater, just to name a few, but what about the george and gracey show, wanted dead or alive the bounty hunter with steve mcqueen, car 54, star trac anyway i thhought maybe some of these you'd remember also. |
| April 15, 2008 southpaw Men's 70 1077 posts | 1948, 3 years of age, when your family got your first tv. I was 6, in 1955. We got our first tv and indoor plumbing! Man, that seat was cold in the winter. |
