What old show could you still watch?

[ImcLoud]

I can still sit through a few episodes of The Dukes of Hazard, CHiPs, and the incredible HULK...

Any shows you guys could still sit through.... My wife loves old charlie angels and old matlocks, lol..

They are still entertaining, and there is something clean about old sitcoms...

 

[markw]

"F" Troop, McHales Navy, Jack Benny, Carol Burnett, the list goes on and on...

 

[ImcLoud]

"F" Troop, McHales Navy, Jack Benny, Carol Burnett, the list goes on and on...

McHales navy is a good one, I haven't seen that in decades...

 

[jinjuku]

M*A*S*H
Black Sheep Squadron
COMBAT
The Fall Guy (loved that truck)
All in the Family
Real People
Tonight Show with Johny Carson

 

[its phillip]

star trek

my older sister watches the golden girls all the time. dunno if that's old enough to qualify though.

 

[j_garcia]

How far back do you want to go?

The ORIGINAL Mickey Mouse Show (Annette... )

The Andy Griffith Show
Dobie Gillis
The D1ck Van Dyke Show

Gilligan's Island
I Dream of Genie
Bewitched

Three's Company lol

Star Trek TOS never gets old

 

[afterlife2]

I can pretty much watch any old show as long as the quality is good. Antenna TV is a good source, but sometimes the quality could be better. I guess they can show them cause they are public domain, but can't use the DVD release quality. Most of the ones I like are mentioned already.

 

[Rickster71]

Not sure if these are old enough.

I never saw Miami Vice when it first came out.
So we started renting the series from netflix.

Frasier, and Everybody Loves Raymond, and Cheers.
An old school pick, The March of the Wooden Solders.

 

[j_garcia]

Petticoat Junction

I still watch X-Files haha. Older than you might think, especially when you watch the pilot and first seasons, but dang it was good then.

I HATED Raymond LOL.

 

[adk highlander]

Northern Exposure. Loved that show. Wish it was on Netflix.

 

[Rickster71]

Petticoat Junction

I still watch X-Files haha. Older than you might think, especially when you watch the pilot and first seasons, but dang it was good then.

X-Files was good.
When we first met my wife got me the series on VHS. She wasn't very tech savvy then she thought it was a good sale.

I HATED Raymond LOL.

I watched it mostly for his wife, Patricia Heaton. Always thought she was kinda hot.

 

[Rickster71]

Northern Exposure. Loved that show. Wish it was on Netflix.

Yes, another good one.
At the time, I thought Janine Turner was one of the best looking women on TV.

 

[j_garcia]

We just rewatched the whole 1st season of Freaks and Geeks not too long ago. It was a good show; too bad it got cancelled so soon.

 

[macddmac]

Twilight zone

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

Agatha christie Poirot
Finished last season in 2013. David Suchet [strike]played[/strike] portrayed Poirot for 25 years!!

 

[Alex2507]

Patricia Heaton. Always thought she was kinda hot.

At the time, I thought Janine Turner was one of the best looking women on TV.

You ever heard of The Playboy Channel?

 

[itschris]

Space 1999. I finally bought the DVD of the two seasons. it's remarkably not nearly as tacky as you'd think. Great show and great special effects. Still no cooler ship than the Eagle.

Rat Patrol. My dad and I used to watch that together all the time.

Sunday morning cartoons. I really miss the old Bugs Bunny stuff.

 

[darien87]

Space 1999. I finally bought the DVD of the two seasons. it's remarkably not nearly as tacky as you'd think. Great show and great special effects. Still no cooler ship than the Eagle.

I used to LOVE that show. Always thought Maya was hot.



How about The Six Million Dollar Man?

 

[lsiberian]

Andy Griffith(Only with Don Knots show sucked without him)
Gomer Pyle
Mash
Adam 12
Dragnet

 

[skizzerflake]

In a mood for the strange tonight ergo ---

Twilight Zone - Great concise writing, excellent black-and-white cinematography (except the last two seasons, which were on video unfortunately) and those ever enigmatic voice overs by Rod Serling.

Outer Limits - Imaginative strangeness, thoughtful twisted plots and general darkness.....do not adjust your TV....we will control all you see and hear.

The X Files - For the overall somber, paranoid mood, for the main theme, involving all the boogymen of modern conspiracy/paranoia and for the off-topic episodes for doing plots about any sort of off-reality strangeness.

Lost - I'm not sure it was as poetic as my first 3 choices, but watching the whole plot roll out and trying to figure out just what the fu*k was going on on that island was always fun. It helps that Terry O'Quinn lives near me and occasionally is seen in the mall or whatever.