Best T.V. Shows of all time

[SBEEZ]

Forgot the Wonder Years. Classic from my younger days.

[Hokieman]

Combat!

[NoTransistors]

Hawaii Five-O [that is the way to spell it]
All In The Family
Star Trek\Star Trek Next Generation\Star Trek Voyager\Star Trek-Enterprise
M*A*S*H*
Get Smart
Laugh-In
Mission Impossible
The Saint
The Avengers
Monte Python
Doctor Who
The Prisoner
Twilight Zone
The Outer Limits [This includes the new ones from the '90s]
Quantum Leap
Your Show Of Shows
Bonanza
The Big Valley
The Dick Van Dyke Show
Carol Burnette
Love, American Style
24
Nat King Cole [Just because he was so special]
Dean Martin [No one even comes close]

Seth
Forever Analog and Covered In Parrot Poop

[rooster18]

Oooh. I forgot all about "Your Show of Shows" and "Dean Martin". I don't know why I didn't put in "The Twilight Zone", as it was a great reflection of some of the great SF that was coming out at the time, crossed with the need for a 30-minute morality play for television. Rod Serling, you are missed!

Also, there was a show called "Meeting of the Minds" that Steve Allen did many years ago, which was round table discussions between historical figures on one subject or another. Great fun. Steve was quite the inventive guy.

rooster.

[Ghoulardi]

12 O'Clock High
The Invaders
The Outer Limits
The Munsters
The Addams Family
The Man From Uncle

[danj]

Pushing Daisies
It Takes a Thief (with Robert Waggoner & Fred Astaire!)
The Red Skelton Show
M.A.S.H.
The Prisoner
Globe Trekker
Emeril Live
The American Experience
Star Trek, esp. the original and Next Gen
The West Wing
12 O'Clock High
Have Gun Will Travel
Gilligan's Island (so shoot me)
Just Shoot Me
The Twilight Zone (original)
The Dick Van Dyke Show
Hogan's Heros (another guilty pleasure)
The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
I Love Lucy
The Ed Sullivan Show , aka Toast Of The Town
Wagon Train
The Honeymooners
Alistair Cook's America
Upstairs, Downstairs
I, Claudius
The Forsyth Saga


and let's not forget the specials and anthology shows like "General Electric Theater;" "Playhouse 90;" and "Omnibus." These often presented excellent teleplays by the likes of Neil Simon, Paddy Chayevsky, Rod Serling, and many more AND first rate stuff like "Marty," "Requim For a Heavyweight," "The Comedian," and "Twelve Angry Men." They also brought comedy and musical greats like "Amal and the Night Visitors," "Kismet," "Once Upon a Mattress," "Peter Pan," and "No Time for Sergeants," and, more recently, stuff like "Lonesome Dove," "War and Rememberance," and "ROOTS." Who can argue with that?

[hifinotmy]

Wow... alot of great ones that I havn't seen in Ages!!!

How about Wild Wild West

[godzilla]

I still get a kick out of the original Muppet Shows.

[Duane]

Originally Posted by godzilla

I still get a kick out of the original Muppet Shows.

I lady I knew back when the show was on could not miss them,no matter what.. !!

[Cactus Bob]

Soupy Sales anyone?

[jayk]

'the banana splits', sat am, late '60s. great theme song!

well, ok.
M.A.S.H.

[Cactus Bob]

Originally Posted by Cactus Bob

Soupy Sales anyone?

Soupy Sales Sons Hunt & Tony were musicians bass & drums) who played with Bowie (Tin Machine) Iggy Pop, & Todd Rundgren.

[sfox52]

I loved Soupy's "conversations" with "Fang?" Now the Banana Splits- Didn't Bob Marley do a cover of their theme song? ( Buffalo Soldiers)

[Cactus Bob]

Originally Posted by sfox52

I loved Soupy's "conversations" with "Fang?" Now the Banana Splits- Didn't Bob Marley do a cover of their theme song? ( Buffalo Soldiers)

One banana, two banana, three banana, four
Four bananas make a bunch and so do many more.
Over hill and highway the banana buggies go
Comin'on to bring you the Banana Splits show

I'd like another hit off that spliff

[www.records]

I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned yet, "The Andy Griffith Show" is TRULY a classic. And for entertainment The Ed Sullivan Show.