These lists are bring back fond memories... Here are a few more...

Captain Kangaroo (Bunny Rabbit & Mr. Moose)
Family Affair (Yep... Had a crush on 'Cissy')
Courtship of Eddies Father
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Red Skelton Show (loved 'The Town Clown')
Ed Sullivan Show (barely remember seeing 'The Beatles')
Adventures of Superman (George Reeves reruns in the 60's)
The Merv Griffin Show
Jeopardy (Always losing to my older sister)
Dennis the Menace
Peanuts (seasonal specials w/Charlie Brown)
The Dating Game
I Love Lucy

Also, Love American Style :o)

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Another Favorite

Daktari (Swahili for "doctor") was a television series that aired on CBS from 1966 to 1969, featuring Marshall Thompson as Dr. Marsh Tracy, a veterinarian at the fictional Wameru Study Center for Animal Behavior in East Africa.

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Monkey (Monkey Magic)
Knight Rider
StarBlazers (Space Battleship Yamato)
Blakes 7
Doctor Who
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
CHiPs
Danger Mouse

And my favourite? dunno, could be an Australian series like:
"Chopper Squad" (Youtube video! ... err ... eat your heart out Baywatch fans, we did it first! LoL)

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TV Theme Song Quiz

I only missed one.

Not sure whether that is a good thing or not. ;)

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Anyone remember the "Soupy Sales" Show?

All those pies in the face..............ah, the good old times.

Some of the old Soupy Sales Show is available on DVD, and while it was funny when we were kids, he had some pretty funny stuff that was much more adult mixed in.

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I vaguely remember another Australian show that was set aboard a coast guard ship. I can’t remember the title but it aired in Canada in the mid 80’s. It helped kindle my love of all things nautical.

Sorry I can’t be more specific about the details. I was only 5 or 6 at the time and I don’t think that the programme lasted more than one season.

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Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.

Albert Einstein

I wasn't a kid but I was a whole bunch younger.

Sliders
The Sopranos
JAG
LEXX
Farscape
Firefly

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Anyone remember the "Soupy Sales" Show?

All those pies in the face..............ah, the good old times.

Oh, yeah! I remember that, too.

How about American Bandstand with Dick Clark from Philly
The original Jonny Quest
The Monkees
Thunderbirds
Speed Racer (before the Wachowski Bros.)

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There was a show I liked in Germany and I think it came from Australia. The chicks had pink hair, with a funky haircut, that arched over the eyebrows and had a point above the nose.

Sorry I can't provide more detail, since this is all I remember. Any clues out there?

Uli,

The show you are thinking of was called UFO. It was from the UK, circa 1970. Here's the website:

http://ufoseries.com

Enjoy!

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You should rename yourself from Rebest to TheBest. That is the one. Will check it out in detail tomorrow. No clue, why I thought it was from Australia.

A very heartfelt thank you.
(Even if it turns out to be a silly show, I was young then.)

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Growing up in the 70's in Chicago on WGN-TV I would watch:
Mornings before school started -
* Ray Rayner -- On his first show Ray wore a brown jumpsuit. But it needed something, so Murray suggested the use of notes stuck to the jumpsuit and the rest is history. In a sense, Ray predated post-it notes by thirty years.

* Garfield Goose & Friends hosted by Fraiser Thomas - It would have several cartoons including The Funny Company, Clutch Cargo and Scott McCloud, Journey To The Beginning Of Time and at Christmas time would also show Frosty The Snowman, Suzy Snowflake and Hardrock, Coco, & Joe.


At noon time we had: Bozo's Circus

During the late spring & summer months in the afternoon's you would have Chicago Cub's Baseball announced by the legendary Jack Brickhouse


In the 70's at night & weekends I remember watching:
Hee Haw
Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
The Smothers Brothers
Love American Style
Sonny & Cher
The Rockford Files
All in the family
Maude
Adam-12
Good Times
Sanford and Son
Jeffersons
Chico and the Man
The Waltons
The Carol Burnett Show
M*A*S*H*
Mary Tyler Moore
Kojak
Cannon
Happy Days
Lavern & Shirley
Welcome Back, Kotter
Emergency!(also know as Emergency 51)
Six Million Dollar Man
Three's Company
Charlie's Angels
Barney Miller
Hawaii Five-0
Alice
Love Boat
Shields and Yarnell
Wonder Woman
The Incredible Hulk
Saturday Night Live

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I vaguely remember another Australian show that was set aboard a coast guard ship. I can’t remember the title but it aired in Canada in the mid 80’s. It helped kindle my love of all things nautical.

Sorry I can’t be more specific about the details. I was only 5 or 6 at the time and I don’t think that the programme lasted more than one season.

The show was called "Patrol Boat", starred Gary Sweet and was produced by the Australian Broadcasting Commision (the Oz BBC).

Sticking to things Oz, how about Hey Hey It's Saturday, Countdown, and an old Sci Fi show called "The Stranger" starring Ron Haddrick as an alien visitor.

Old pommy shows I liked were "The Sweeney" and the various other incarnations of the Inspector Morse character, "Callan", "New Scotland Yard", a "legal eagle" show called "The Main Chance", "The Persuaders", "Minder" and one about a young private eye that I can't remember the the name of but it had a great blues style theme. That's one thing about British drama series, they always have good theme music.

Brodo

Growing up in the 70's in Chicago on WGN-TV I would watch:
Mornings before school started -
* Ray Rayner -- On his first show Ray wore a brown jumpsuit. But it needed something, so Murray suggested the use of notes stuck to the jumpsuit and the rest is history. In a sense, Ray predated post-it notes by thirty years.

* Garfield Goose & Friends hosted by Fraiser Thomas - It would have several cartoons including The Funny Company, Clutch Cargo and Scott McCloud, Journey To The Beginning Of Time and at Christmas time would also show Frosty The Snowman, Suzy Snowflake and Hardrock, Coco, & Joe.


At noon time we had: Bozo's Circus

During the late spring & summer months in the afternoon's you would have Chicago Cub's Baseball announced by the legendary Jack Brickhouse


In the 70's at night & weekends I remember watching:
Hee Haw
Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In
The Smothers Brothers
Love American Style
Sonny & Cher
The Rockford Files
All in the family
Maude
Adam-12
Good Times
Sanford and Son
Jeffersons
Chico and the Man
The Waltons
The Carol Burnett Show
M*A*S*H*
Mary Tyler Moore
Kojak
Cannon
Happy Days
Lavern & Shirley
Welcome Back, Kotter
Emergency!(also know as Emergency 51)
Six Million Dollar Man
Three's Company
Charlie's Angels
Barney Miller
Hawaii Five-0
Alice
Love Boat
Shields and Yarnell
Wonder Woman
The Incredible Hulk
Saturday Night Live

Do the words "couch potato" mean anything to you?

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MacGyver
Street Hawk
Knight Rider
Quantum Leap
Mission Impossible (from the 1980s)
Super Force
Frasier
The Happy Days
Star Trek (TOS)
Star Trek animation
Star Trek TNG
Get Smart
Love Boat
Batman (from the 1960s)
Due South
Matlock
Jake and the Fatman
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
The X-Files
The Simpsons
Little House on the Prairie (from the 1970s)
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
Family Ties
The Cosby Show (from the 1980s)
The Golden Girls
Married with Children
ALF
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Many children animations e.g.: TaleSpin, DuckTales, Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Goof Troop, Darkwing Duck, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: The Animated Series, Teenage Mutant Ninja/Hero Turtles (from the 1980s), The Smurfs, Snorks, Moomin (from the 1990s), Denver, the Last Dinosaur, Dennis the Menace (USA, from the 1980s), Manu, Garfield and Friends, Il était une fois... la vie, Il était une fois... l'Espace, Il était une fois... l'Homme, Il ètait une fois... Les Découvreurs, ...

I have seen them in the time frame of about 1988...1996, so I do not count the new tv series like: Bones, Numb3rs, The 4400, Taken, etc.

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Funny, but no-one has mentioned the original series of "Star Trek" yet.

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Sorry Henri, you did, I only just noticed.

What about Dale Robertson in "Tombstone Territory"
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Funny, but no-one has mentioned the original series of "Star Trek" yet.
Sorry Henri, you did, I only just noticed.

:)

What about Dale Robertson in "Tombstone Territory"

Sorry, I do not recall seeing that.

Henri.

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Just thought of another oldie.

"Name of the Game" with Gene Barry, Tony Franciosa and Susan Saint James (before McMillan & Wife)

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Hogan's Heroes (I KNOW NUTHINK! NUTHINK!)
Batman
Lots of the kids animated series mentioned earlier
*M*A*S*H
Sanford and Son
Star Trek (original--was mandated watching in our house)
Space Ghost
Dudley Doo-Right
Love Boat & Fantasy Island (were on in sequence)
Dallas/Dynasty
F-Troop: how many people remember that one?
Addams Family
Munsters
Knight Ridder
Mr. Wizard
Land of the Lost

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Hogan's Heroes (I KNOW NUTHINK! NUTHINK!)
Batman
Lots of the kids animated series mentioned earlier
*M*A*S*H
Sanford and Son
Star Trek (original--was mandated watching in our house)
Space Ghost
Dudley Doo-Right
Love Boat & Fantasy Island (were on in sequence)
Dallas/Dynasty
F-Troop: how many people remember that one?
Addams Family
Munsters
Knight Ridder
Mr. Wizard
Land of the Lost

Yes Blurf.
I wasn't a kid at the time but Star Trek was a Must-Watch along with ...
MASH.
The Man from Uncle Comedy.
To catch a thief.
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In 1990 I met an Irish nurse named Anne Houlihan who worked with my wife.
I said "Pleased to meet you Hot-Lips" and she did the Cheerleader thing and said "69 is Divine" and we all burst out laughing except a young English nurse who asked "What's that about? 69 is divine?" Anne took her aside and explained the joke to her.

Uuurm...is that a bit close to the bone Blurf?
It's a well known quote from a very public film!

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OK folks....the U.S. tv serials production is always overwhelming, in quality and ammount/quantity, so I have to advocade for some good european stuff as well:Sweden
I bet you all have seen it but I think nobody has mentioned before....!!
Tusen tak!

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