I was a high school freshman in 73. The combination of the nostalgic songs and pictures is better than any movie you could see today! Kids today will never know what they missed!
Omigod 73-74 was an AWESOME year for television--what I wanna know is, how do I honestly remember watching all these shows (except for Owen Marshall)?? It's not like we had vcrs back then! I haven't seen 'Medical Center' in 40+ years, but can still picture his swinging doctors bachelor pad with the giant sectional! A very belated thank you, FredFlix!!
Thanks for the video! It brought back memories for me! Expescally your honorable mention The Waltons. I remember pleading with my mom to let me stay up to watch the show. Sometimes I will go to bed saying "Goodnight John Boy". I actually remember all of these shows like it was yesterday.
I love your channel, The flood of memories from these vids. MTM, Mash, All in the Family, etc.Staying up with the folks in our panelled rec. room, watching all these shows. The dismembering affect of today's technology, everyone doing their own thing on their own device. At least back then we still did things as families..
A great list. The Waltons was a cultural icon. If you told anyone, “Goodnight, John Boy,” they got it. I would have included The Brady Bunch and The Midnight Special.
i didn't even like all these shows but i still watched them anyway (i was born in 68). alot of them i remember more from re-runs (late 70's/early 80's) than i do first run. then in the 90's a bunch of 70's shows started being re-shown on cable channels like A&E whenever i would go through periods of unemployment i'd watch certain ones ('THE ROCKFORD FILES', 'DON KIRSHNER'S ROCK CONCERT', 'POLICE STORY', 'NIGHT GALLERY', 'THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL' and 'SWAT' certainly). i'm L.A. born and raised and since so many of these shows were filmed in L.A. it was always fascinating to see how much certain areas had changed over the years from the early 70's to the late 90's. lol music theme songs for tv shows were so dramatic back then. it seems comical now but it didn't seem comical at all at the time.
Back in The Day.. when Sanford & Son was on the air, every time the theme song would begin my brother Bob, (AKA as "The Amazingly Talented Brother Bob") and myself would break into our infamous "Sanford & Son Jiggity Jive Dance!" lol... it was a really pathetic attempt to get our father to keep the Sanford & Son show on and not tune into whatever it was that he tuned in to... never worked.. not even once, what a great dance though! 👀 After I got married many years later, I turned that dance into the "Apartment Shuffle"! To this very day my wife still requests that dance! Thanks for the memories, Fred!
@@FredFlix Thank you my American Baby Boomer Brother! Those were not perfect days of course, but it's the only youth we will ever have and it was a lot better than it is now in America! So why not remember the good times we had... I'm the last person still alive from my family, someday we will all be together again, but till then (with a little help from FredFlix) I have my memories.
I was 10 during that television season. There were so many great shows but we had one TV and 4 channels (CBS, NBC, ABC & PBS). I remember being allowed to stay up late to watch The Carol Burnett Show - what a treat! I had forgotten about the Arrid Extra Dry , which reminds me that I used Dial soap, washed my hair with Breck shampoo, drank Tab cola, ate Choco'Lite candy bars and finally, enjoyed those Swanson TV dinners (Salisbury Steak - mashed potatoes - corn - brownie) on Saturday night ... those were the days! I miss the 60s and 70s!
I remember going to school the day after Kung Fu premiered, it was all the rage with the guys. We couldn't wait for it every week. My favorite Sanford and Son characters were Grady and Aunt Esther. Aunt Esther worked hard to beat Jesus into Fred.
Isn't that the truth !!!...Not a very huge resume of his career (by comparison), But for the run he had as an actor with some favorable character acting, You're correct...It's most unfortunate that it seems that whenever "David Carradine" is mentioned, The first thing that comes to mind is not "Kung-fu" but the circumstances surrounding his passing !
I remember so many of these shows, a big part of my growing up. So many memories and good times....the contrast between then and now is phenomenal. Miss the days when TV was entertaining and an escape(as opposed to today's "art house therapy session, full of itself dystopia".
How disappointed I was when I found out that real life "Medical Center" and "Marcus Welby MD's" don't exist. They never had episodes in those shows where the doctor or medical center's turned patients away because they did not have insurance.
WOW! Thanks FredFlix this like being in a time machine, took me right back to that time. You have a subscriber. Keep 'em comin' I lived in England then. U.S TV always so exciting compared to Coronation Street.. My favourite was Planet of the Apes.
Got excited when , at about this time, Nielsen sent our house a booklet to fill out for ratings. They included 50 cents for postage. I filled it out diligently. Oh, how times have changed.
as usual GREAT job-I'm 59 and these really bring back a LOT of memories! Just a couple things, though. There's the one you mentioned about CANNON/BARNABY JONES, also the intro for the ABC movie "MR. & MRS. BO JO JONES" is from 1971 and why do you show part of the opening of the movie "MASH" and have part of the theme for it instead of the one from the show?
So many t.v. shows I'd forgotten about , but I remembered the theme songs , I sang them out loud during your video , 🎶 (the dogs thought I was crazy) . . 😲 . . 🐕. . God help us if we got between the t.v. and my dad during "KUNG FU" . . 🤬 . . grandpa didn't like "SANFORD AND SON" he was 70 and still a racist, . . 😳. . (He LOVED ARCHIE BUNKER , wonder why ? ) 🤷 . . "KOJAC" was the 70's version of CSI , . . 🕵️ . . (Remember his addiction to lollipops ? ) . . 🍭 . . Well Fred , enough reminiscing , another "GREAT" video , . . 👍 . . keep 'em coming ! ! "GOODNIGHT JOHN BOY" ! ! . . . 🤣
I know a lot of people will watch this and say WOW that was a long time ago and they weren't even Born when these shows were on, but I remember every one of these shows like it was just yesterday, and there will be a time this will be them saying the same thing and it will be way sooner than they think.
I didn't realize this was a year ago but I will comment anyway maybe you will be able read my comment. Your #1 spot is right on. I looked forward to this show I loved it. I didn't watch the ones with Richard Boone but I looked forward to the others. The intro for this show brings back memories. I'm going to Google who held the flashlight I always wanted to know. I also noticed at the 11:05 mark that Desi Arnaz jr. looked like Matthew Broderick in that shot. Thank You Fred : )
I did see your comment, Pamela, and you're very welcome. If you're talking about the Sunday Mystery Movie's mysterious figure holding the flashlight in the opener, it's, well, a mystery.
FredFlix , that's funny the identity of the man with the flashlight is also a mystery :D Maybe one day they will tell us who he is and that mystery will be solved like all the others on the show : ) Peace
Man, I had no idea the mash theme song Had lyrics. Anyway, this video was worth it just to hear the theme music from Hawaii Five-O. Thanks for the Memories guy, great days they were.
Ive always wanted to know who those guys were rowing in the canoe in H5-0. I always imagined that they were the 5-0 cops off duty, they looked so like they were racing to get somewhere
Adam-12 ....must have been one of the first " cross over " shows...officers Reed and Maloy were at Rampart when Gage and DeSoto ran into them talking to Daisy
I remember that year very well. Started Kindergarten 1972-73 season. A couple of highlights. 3. Watched my first whole football game on tv that year. Washinhton at St.Louis. 2. Went to my first NFL game. I got to see a classic, and got to see why Joe Willie Namath was so popular, while watching Johnny U light up the Jets in his last "great performance game for the Baltimore Colts. However...Joe Willie put on a show of shows. I don't think Namath completed 10 balls, but he threw for close to 500 yards and 6 TD passes 1. Wk.;
I was a big Emergency! fan on Saturday evenings throughout the 70s. The best years to be a little boy! Great TV, cartoons, model trains and toys. Being in preschool and having my entire family and all my friends still alive and well. For me, the 70s and especially the 80s were the best. Sure, they were bad times and mistakes. But compared to now, I would even take the 90s. 😢
Interesting beginning to The $6M Man. Not bad but I defiantly like the other one. Made me want to follow an aerospace career. One more memory: Arrid Extra Dry spray. I couldn’t breathe when my parents sprayed that crap! 🤢
a little bit down the time line for me still these tv shows seemed to reach out and grab u !!! man there was so so many crime private detective mystery shows the list goes on an on nice to see these little clips again wow that Hawaii five o opening theme crazy lol!
The list, with my ranking [ x ] (1-5, with 5 being the highest) (a 0 denotes I never saw it or didn't care for it) 25. [ 5 ] Kung Fu 24. [ 3 ] 6 Million Dollar Man 23. [ 3 ] Kojak 22. [ 2 ] The Rookies 21. [ 1 ] The New Dick van Dyke Show 20. [ 3 ] Barnaby Jones 19. [ 4 ] Sanford and Son 18. [ 3 ] Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour 17.[ 3 ] Love American Style 16. [ 2 ] Marcus Welby, M.D. 15. [ 0 ] Owen Marshall Counselor at Law 14. [ 3 ] NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie 13. [ 5 ] The Streets of San Francisco 12. [ 2 ] Medical Center 11. [ 5 ] The Bob Newhart Show 10. [ 4 ] The Carol Burnett Show 09. [ 5 ] Hawaii 5-0 08. [ 3 ] Police Story 07. [ 3 ] ABC Wednesday Movie of the Week 06. [ 3 ] ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week 05. [ 5 ] All In the Family 04. [ 5 ] The Mary Tyler Moore Show 03. [ 5/4/3 ] Mash ([5] with Trapper, Col Blake, Frank Burns, [4] with Trapper, Frank Burns,[3+] with Frank Burns, [3--] with none ) 02. [ 5 ] ABC Monday Night Football 01. [ 5/3 ] NBC Sunday Mystery Movie ([5] with Columbo, McMillan and Wife, [3--] with Hec Ramsey, McCloud )
I recall having no idea who Kojak was when my classmates started talking about the show. I was a big fan of Kolchak, the bungling paranormal investigator; & that's who I initially thought they were talking about! THEY thought it was funny I didn't know Kojak. When I finally deliberately located & watched the detective series, I enjoyed it. In those days, my go-to was fantasy, paranormal & sci-fi! Anything else, I tended to start watching because I finished my homework, & got hooked by what my folks were watching!
Cathy Vickers, I forgot all about Kolchak: The Night Stalker along with Rod Serling's Night Gallery, were two of my favorites at that time. Thanks for reminding me of how much I loved them. For some reason I never did like Kojak, there must have been something better on at the same time, because I only remember watching Kojak a few times not enough to get hooked. Although I knew it was a popular show with a catchphrase of "Who Loves Ya Baby".
That quote from Lee Majors on Owen Marshall: "Does Mr. Marshall play poker?" "No, he plays Blind Man's Bluff!" (Strange, I always thought it was Longstreet who played Blind man's Bluff"...and if you got that joke you watched a lot of TV in the '70s...and are pretty old to boot.)
I still watch Barnaby Jones and Cannon on cable. Part of their appeal is that they are so "dated".......like rows of phone booths on the streets, no cell phones, Cannon smoking a pipe sometimes, Banacek is pretty good because I get to see the old Boston in a lot of shots. I live right outside Boston.
I'm 61 now and remember all these shows growing up. Oh to go back to those days again!
So was i ,we were living in less complicated times un-jaded as kids.
We need a time machine!
I was a high school freshman in 73. The combination of the nostalgic songs and pictures is better than any movie you could see today! Kids today will never know what they missed!
the fabric of my life growing up in the 70's. thank you
You're welcome, Avia.
Hawaii Five O theme never gets old! Thank you once again Fred for these gems...!!
MAN this brings back the memories! I was 13 when these shows first aired and I remember each and every one of them like it was yesterday... LOVE IT!
Omigod 73-74 was an AWESOME year for television--what I wanna know is, how do I honestly remember watching all these shows (except for Owen Marshall)?? It's not like we had vcrs back then! I haven't seen 'Medical Center' in 40+ years, but can still picture his swinging doctors bachelor pad with the giant sectional! A very belated thank you, FredFlix!!
Kung Fu and the six million dollar man damn you can't beat that line up.
I loved kungfu and hated 6 million dollar man.
There was a 6m dollar man where Steve was in a toy store and there was a 6m dollar man doll on the shelf
Thanks for the video! It brought back memories for me! Expescally your honorable mention The Waltons. I remember pleading with my mom to let me stay up to watch the show. Sometimes I will go to bed saying "Goodnight John Boy". I actually remember all of these shows like it was yesterday.
MEMORIES...i remember most of these shows...was 5-6yrs old in kindergarten....the 70's...my childhood decade✌🏾👊🏾
I love your channel, The flood of memories from these vids. MTM, Mash, All in the Family, etc.Staying up with the folks in our panelled rec. room, watching all these shows. The dismembering affect of today's technology, everyone doing their own thing on their own device. At least back then we still did things as families..
You're so right, James.
I graduated in "74. This was great and thanks for the walk down memory lane.
A great list. The Waltons was a cultural icon. If you told anyone, “Goodnight, John Boy,” they got it. I would have included The Brady Bunch and The Midnight Special.
These are shows I grew up as a kid. What good times wish I could go back 45 years 👍. I’m 54 now
Mike Reid right with you there bud, I remember them like they were on yesterday I m 59.
Mike Reid I'm 63 and remembering 98% of these shows, wow what has happened the time?
55 here I remember these too
@Greg Brown yes sure did not like garbage today!
When Kung Fu came out , it was like WOW! I was glued to the set! And what could beat Sanford and Son for comedy.
This was about the time I asked my dad if I could call him, "Pop!" He smiled and said sure!! I miss that old man.
The lyrics to "Suicide Is Painless" (the theme to "M*A*S*H") were never heard on the series, and were composed by Robert Altman's son.
vividwatch47 That’s one of the great things about the movie. Aside from the cast and script. :)
Every single clip was something I watched ! Wow I sure loved tv 10 hours a day back then I wish I could go back I lived too long
Thank you for all of the great memories. I forgot all about Medical Center.
Omg I forgot about Banechek with George Peppard
A few of these shows are on Cozi TV. The Six Million dollar man, Kojak, Emergency.
Only first seasons of each show
I was eight years old when these shows came out. Six Million Dollar Man and MASH were my favorites.
70's when it was cool to be a cop
Kojak was always my favorite. “Who loves ya baby?”
i didn't even like all these shows but i still watched them anyway (i was born in 68). alot of them i remember more from re-runs (late 70's/early 80's) than i do first run. then in the 90's a bunch of 70's shows started being re-shown on cable channels like A&E whenever i would go through periods of unemployment i'd watch certain ones ('THE ROCKFORD FILES', 'DON KIRSHNER'S ROCK CONCERT', 'POLICE STORY', 'NIGHT GALLERY', 'THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL' and 'SWAT' certainly). i'm L.A. born and raised and since so many of these shows were filmed in L.A. it was always fascinating to see how much certain areas had changed over the years from the early 70's to the late 90's.
lol music theme songs for tv shows were so dramatic back then. it seems comical now but it didn't seem comical at all at the time.
Sure miss those days: (
Back in The Day.. when Sanford & Son was on the air, every time the theme song would begin my brother Bob, (AKA as "The Amazingly Talented Brother Bob") and myself would break into our infamous "Sanford & Son Jiggity Jive Dance!" lol... it was a really pathetic attempt to get our father to keep the Sanford & Son show on and not tune into whatever it was that he tuned in to... never worked.. not even once, what a great dance though! 👀 After I got married many years later, I turned that dance into the "Apartment Shuffle"! To this very day my wife still requests that dance! Thanks for the memories, Fred!
I loved your comment, j.d.
@@FredFlix Thank you my American Baby Boomer Brother! Those were not perfect days of course, but it's the only youth we will ever have and it was a lot better than it is now in America! So why not remember the good times we had... I'm the last person still alive from my family, someday we will all be together again, but till then (with a little help from FredFlix) I have my memories.
That sounds awesome! You should put it on TH-cam.
I was 10 during that television season. There were so many great shows but we had one TV and 4 channels (CBS, NBC, ABC & PBS). I remember being allowed to stay up late to watch The Carol Burnett Show - what a treat! I had forgotten about the Arrid Extra Dry , which reminds me that I used Dial soap, washed my hair with Breck shampoo, drank Tab cola, ate Choco'Lite candy bars and finally, enjoyed those Swanson TV dinners (Salisbury Steak - mashed potatoes - corn - brownie) on Saturday night ... those were the days! I miss the 60s and 70s!
Thanks for your comment, MJ.
I remember going to school the day after Kung Fu premiered, it was all the rage with the guys. We couldn't wait for it every week. My favorite Sanford and Son characters were Grady and Aunt Esther. Aunt Esther worked hard to beat Jesus into Fred.
62 year old here and I remember a lot of the shows in this video.
Unfortunately I now only associate David Carradine with dying of autoerotic asphyxiation.
Isn't that the truth !!!...Not a very huge resume of his career (by comparison), But for the run he had as an actor with some favorable character acting, You're correct...It's most unfortunate that it seems that whenever "David Carradine" is mentioned, The first thing that comes to mind is not "Kung-fu" but the circumstances surrounding his passing !
I remember so many of these shows, a big part of my growing up. So many memories and good times....the contrast between then and now is phenomenal. Miss the days when TV was entertaining and an escape(as opposed to today's "art house therapy session, full of itself dystopia".
Mary Tyler Moore! What a doll! A great era for television! Yours truly, analog man!
How disappointed I was when I found out that real life "Medical Center" and "Marcus Welby MD's" don't exist. They never had episodes in those shows where the doctor or medical center's turned patients away because they did not have insurance.
#1- Mom, can I stay up and watch the movie? No, go brush your teeth and get to bed for school tomorrow! Every Sunday at 9:00.
Yeah me too. I was in 2nd grade, 8yrs old. I remember I always got really really sad when that movie came on because it meant I had to go to bed.
Marcus Welby was still that popular that far into the 1970s? I did not know that.
Great post as usual.
Thanks, Laceykat66.
WOW! Thanks FredFlix this like being in a time machine, took me right back to that time. You have a subscriber. Keep 'em comin' I lived in England then. U.S TV always so exciting compared to Coronation Street.. My favourite was Planet of the Apes.
Thanks, Two-MoonZ.
you were right on with the #1 pick!
Got excited when , at about this time, Nielsen sent our house a booklet to fill out for ratings. They included 50 cents for postage. I filled it out diligently. Oh, how times have changed.
I would’ve ranked sanford and son higher.
WoW. Surprised no Gillian, Dark Shadow or Lassie. Still a great list of memories for a kid that was six/seven in 1966-67.
I remember a great majority of these shows
I love watching the Walton's on Thursdays and Little House on the same day different channels and times. Love from Marysville, California
I love you for this! Thank you!
You're welcome, Ijaz.
"The Movie of the Week",on free TV, had better shows than most of the crap we go to theatres and PAY to see!
a1 gorski true facts
How can these wonderful videos not get more views!!! :(
Nice to see a photo of the late great Jerry Goldsmith for "Police Story".
In 73-74 I was in 6th grade. This brings back good memories
Awesome flashback!
+1 for the Hawaii Five-O theme.
I remember most of em. Fred, you make me feel old.
Another beer might help, or not. WTH. Me and the cats are chilling.
Good for you, Jim.
two things about this collection- SWAT was a spin off of The Rookies in 1975-and Mark Shera went to Barnaby Jones after SWAT was cancelled
Good info. In 1975 I was working night shift so I I didn't watch those shows. It was two years before I bought the first Sony Betamax.
The only good thing about SWAT was the theme song. ;)
as usual GREAT job-I'm 59 and these really bring back a LOT of memories! Just a couple things, though. There's the one you mentioned about CANNON/BARNABY JONES, also the intro for the ABC movie "MR. & MRS. BO JO JONES" is from 1971 and why do you show part of the opening of the movie "MASH" and have part of the theme for it instead of the one from the show?
So many t.v. shows I'd forgotten about , but I remembered the theme songs , I sang them out loud during your video , 🎶 (the dogs thought I was crazy) . . 😲 . . 🐕. . God help us if we got between the t.v. and my dad during "KUNG FU" . . 🤬 . . grandpa didn't like "SANFORD AND SON" he was 70 and still a racist, . . 😳. . (He LOVED ARCHIE BUNKER , wonder why ? ) 🤷 . . "KOJAC" was the 70's version of CSI , . . 🕵️ . . (Remember his addiction to lollipops ? ) . . 🍭 . . Well Fred , enough reminiscing , another "GREAT" video , . . 👍 . . keep 'em coming ! !
"GOODNIGHT JOHN BOY" ! ! . . . 🤣
I enjoy watching these!! But some of the promos are of earlier seasons of the shows. But I really like how you put the compilations together.
Yes, I sometimes don't know which promo is for which season but I figure most people wouldn't mind as long as they can see them.
WOW!!!This brings back memories!! I feel sorry for those growing up today there is nothing that makes you use your own imagination!
This is incredible. Thanks Fred.
You're welcome, cartbuilder 61.
I know a lot of people will watch this and say WOW that was a long time ago and they weren't even Born when these shows were on, but I remember every one of these shows like it was just yesterday, and there will be a time this will be them saying the same thing and it will be way sooner than they think.
The absolute zenith of human civilization. I was 8-9 years old and at the height of my powers.
great memories here, thank you for posting :)
You're welcome, George.
I love seeing old previews
New this fall of 1970 s 50s and 60s shows love how to used to be bit the way it is now
I didn't realize this was a year ago but I will comment anyway maybe you will be able read my comment.
Your #1 spot is right on.
I looked forward to this show I loved it.
I didn't watch the ones with Richard Boone but I looked forward to the others.
The intro for this show brings back memories.
I'm going to Google who held the flashlight I always wanted to know.
I also noticed at the 11:05 mark that Desi Arnaz jr. looked like Matthew Broderick in that shot.
Thank You Fred : )
I can't find who the person who's holding the flashlight I hope you can : )
I did see your comment, Pamela, and you're very welcome. If you're talking about the Sunday Mystery Movie's mysterious figure holding the flashlight in the opener, it's, well, a mystery.
FredFlix , that's funny the identity of the man with the flashlight is also a mystery :D Maybe one day they will tell us who he is and that mystery will be solved like all the others on the show : ) Peace
I caught the Broderick look, too!
John Uzzell : )
Stravos!!!!
Sanford and Son had the best theme song.
Mike Stone is no longer around to keep the Streets of San Francisco beautiful.
I remember watching these tv shows growing up
Memories 😊
The SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN... every kid was running around in slow motion after every show on sundays lol
I remember 1973 and going in to watch Kung Fu, coming back out to find my new 10 speed bike stolen, thanks a lot , Kwai Chang Kain !
Well, they always said TV was bad for you.
jsilence418
You lost your bike for a show that's called "KHONG FOO".
Some clips from the network news could have been included; Vietnam winding down, Watergate, etc.
73 is the year I was born so automatic thumbs up! Lol
Helping my elderly parents navigate the health 'care' system today - it ain't like Marcus Welby or Medical Center. Stay healthy people.
Man, I had no idea the mash theme song Had lyrics. Anyway, this video was worth it just to hear the theme music from Hawaii Five-O. Thanks for the Memories guy, great days they were.
@DM Sullivan the lyrics were written by the teenage son of director Robert Altman, which is even more depressing
Ive always wanted to know who those guys were rowing in the canoe in H5-0. I always imagined that they were the 5-0 cops off duty, they looked so like they were racing to get somewhere
I watched most of these as a kid. Good number one choice. I especially loved that, Sanford & Son, and Hawaii Five-O
You got this list absolutely right Columbo number 1
You have taste, Jo.
Emergency??????? Randolph Mantooth, Kevin Tighe, Robert Fuller, NBC, Saturday Night at 8:00 pm???????
Adam-12 ....must have been one of the first " cross over " shows...officers Reed and Maloy were at Rampart when Gage and DeSoto ran into them talking to Daisy
Emergency yes... Made me interested in medical work! For sure
I remember that year very well. Started Kindergarten 1972-73 season. A couple of highlights.
3. Watched my first whole football game on tv that year. Washinhton at St.Louis.
2. Went to my first NFL game. I got to see a classic, and got to see why Joe Willie Namath was so popular, while watching Johnny U light up the Jets in his last "great performance game for the Baltimore Colts. However...Joe Willie put on a show of shows. I don't think Namath completed 10 balls, but he threw for close to 500 yards and 6 TD passes
1. Wk.;
I was a big Emergency! fan on Saturday evenings throughout the 70s. The best years to be a little boy! Great TV, cartoons, model trains and toys. Being in preschool and having my entire family and all my friends still alive and well. For me, the 70s and especially the 80s were the best. Sure, they were bad times and mistakes. But compared to now, I would even take the 90s. 😢
the NBC Sunday Mystery Movie frequent sponsor was Chevrolet
Interesting beginning to The $6M Man. Not bad but I defiantly like the other one. Made me want to follow an aerospace career. One more memory: Arrid Extra Dry spray. I couldn’t breathe when my parents sprayed that crap! 🤢
Totally agree with Number one -- NBC Sunday Mystery Movie. But what happened to Planet of the Apes?
Two all time great shows : “All in the Family” and “Sanford and Son” (A time when America could laugh)
Great Job in this !!
Thanks, Stephen.
FredFlix ....you’re welcome ..keep up the great work ...
I love your channel!!!!
Thank you, jesper856.
Awesome, great memories, thanks!
You're welcome,Ray.
Cher was much more beautiful with her original nose.
The sonny and Cher comedy hour always came on tv no Sunday nights
A great diversion from thinking about school on Mondays back in 1976
I still think bruce lee would have been a better caine on kung fu.
No music score for Love America Style? That was one of the best back then.
Wow, I remember most of these and I was only 9-10 years old. And the theme to Mash was an actual song?😮
Yes, it actually gets sung in the movie.
a little bit down the time line for me still these tv shows seemed to reach out and grab u !!! man there was so so many crime private detective mystery shows the list goes on an on nice to see these little clips again wow that Hawaii five o opening theme crazy lol!
The list, with my ranking [ x ] (1-5, with 5 being the highest) (a 0 denotes I never saw it or didn't care for it)
25. [ 5 ] Kung Fu
24. [ 3 ] 6 Million Dollar Man
23. [ 3 ] Kojak
22. [ 2 ] The Rookies
21. [ 1 ] The New Dick van Dyke Show
20. [ 3 ] Barnaby Jones
19. [ 4 ] Sanford and Son
18. [ 3 ] Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour
17.[ 3 ] Love American Style
16. [ 2 ] Marcus Welby, M.D.
15. [ 0 ] Owen Marshall Counselor at Law
14. [ 3 ] NBC Wednesday Mystery Movie
13. [ 5 ] The Streets of San Francisco
12. [ 2 ] Medical Center
11. [ 5 ] The Bob Newhart Show
10. [ 4 ] The Carol Burnett Show
09. [ 5 ] Hawaii 5-0
08. [ 3 ] Police Story
07. [ 3 ] ABC Wednesday Movie of the Week
06. [ 3 ] ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week
05. [ 5 ] All In the Family
04. [ 5 ] The Mary Tyler Moore Show
03. [ 5/4/3 ] Mash ([5] with Trapper, Col Blake, Frank Burns, [4] with Trapper, Frank Burns,[3+] with Frank Burns, [3--] with none )
02. [ 5 ] ABC Monday Night Football
01. [ 5/3 ] NBC Sunday Mystery Movie ([5] with Columbo, McMillan and Wife, [3--] with Hec Ramsey, McCloud )
The rookies and swatt on abc in 73 74
Great lineup !
I would replace Dick van Dyke with The Waltons. Another great video!
this is so wonderful!
Glad you liked it.
I recall having no idea who Kojak was when my classmates started talking about the show. I was a big fan of Kolchak, the bungling paranormal investigator; & that's who I initially thought they were talking about! THEY thought it was funny I didn't know Kojak. When I finally deliberately located & watched the detective series, I enjoyed it.
In those days, my go-to was fantasy, paranormal & sci-fi! Anything else, I tended to start watching because I finished my homework, & got hooked by what my folks were watching!
Cathy Vickers, I forgot all about Kolchak: The Night Stalker along with Rod Serling's Night Gallery, were two of my favorites at that time. Thanks for reminding me of how much I loved them. For some reason I never did like Kojak, there must have been something better on at the same time, because I only remember watching Kojak a few times not enough to get hooked. Although I knew it was a popular show with a catchphrase of "Who Loves Ya Baby".
The Night Stalker.....they tried to reboot it recently, and Darren Macgavin had a cameo in it
That quote from Lee Majors on Owen Marshall: "Does Mr. Marshall play poker?" "No, he plays Blind Man's Bluff!" (Strange, I always thought it was Longstreet who played Blind man's Bluff"...and if you got that joke you watched a lot of TV in the '70s...and are pretty old to boot.)
Best classy combo: Banacek, played by George Peppard. Boy, did I have a crush on him.
Columbo was # !??? Sanford and Son was so funny when Fred would be arguing with Aunt Esther......they were hilarious together.
My great grandmother loved barnaby jones he was old but beat up young men
I still watch Barnaby Jones and Cannon on cable. Part of their appeal is that they are so "dated".......like rows of phone booths on the streets, no cell phones, Cannon smoking a pipe sometimes, Banacek is pretty good because I get to see the old Boston in a lot of shots. I live right outside Boston.
Fun to watch Richard Thomas in The Americans - very different role as FBI ranch chief
Hello, would you any footage with Basia please? I am a big fan. Thank you.