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Bonus points for those who listed The Invaders in their Top Ten...what a great little show that was!

Anyone ever get a good look at Lamson's pinkie? :blink:

I'd definitely have The Invaders in my Top Fifteen, along with aforementioned Star Trek and Rawhide, and two shows no one has mentioned yet:

Dragnet

Hogan's Heroes

Hogan's heroes...sounds like the better precincts of the Ed Forum! B)

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I know this is about drama's and sit coms but The Ed Sullivan show was a must every Sunday.

The man from U.N.C.L.E.

Batman

The Prisoner

Ironside(come on Tiny Tim and Wally Cox in the pilot)

Green acres

Beverly Hillbillys (I admit it)

Dick Van Dyke

Fractured Fairey Tales (does that count?)

Combat

Bat Masterson

Three networks, Lousy reception and black and white--It was great!!

Robert

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How could I leave out Rocky & Bullwinkle? The first cartoon written for adults, but still enjoyed by kids.

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Beverly Hillbillys (I admit it)

Berverly Hillbillys is for sure a guilty pleasure, but im proud to be a fan of that show!

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How could I leave out Rocky & Bullwinkle? The first cartoon written for adults, but still enjoyed by kids.

Actually, it was also a COLD WAR cartoon intended to indoctrinate children by introducing the "bad guys" in the form of characters, Boris Badenov and Natasha. They were obviously the cartoon faces of Communist KGB spies, complete with stereotypical Soviet spy clothing and thickly layed on Russian accents.

natasha_fatalle___boris_badenov.gif

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3QXBHYRhpw

And then there was Get Smart depicting CONTROL as American (CIA) and CHAOS as Soviet (KGB).

And people doubt the existence of project Mockingbird? What a laugh...

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Some of the best TV shows had relatively short runs and are largely forgotten today:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:1960s_American_television_series

For one Mike, "Industry on Parade" http://www.americanhistory.si.edu/archives/d4507.htm NBC 1950-1960 (not a relatively short run, this series was very popular)

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Some of the best TV shows had relatively short runs and are largely forgotten today:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:1960s_American_television_series

For one Mike, "Industry on Parade" http://www.americanhistory.si.edu/archives/d4507.htm NBC 1950-1960 (not a relatively short run, this series was very popular)

Hiram Holliday is this correct ?. I was very young then or was I?.

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