Top 10 All-Time Television Shows

[GAC]

Originally Posted by RedsBaron

In no particular order (maybe I'll figure out a ranking later):
"Bonanza"-growing up in the 1960s, we only got one TV channel, the NBC affiliate (WSAZ-3). My dad and I both liked westerns. It was a family tradition that, after church on Sunday nights, at 9 p.m. we all had a big bowl of popcorn and gathered around the TV to watch the latest adventures of the Cartwright clan.

Same here buddy. That's why I had to list some westerns. I love'em!

Maverick, Sugarfoot, Bronco, Have Gun Will Travel, Wagon Train, Raw Hide, Big Valley, The Rifleman, Cimmaron Strip, Bat Masterson, and Wanted: Dead or Alive (Steve McQueen).

My Dad was a HUGE Gunsmoke fan. When it came on you didn't sit in HIS chair, and you had better not make any noise or cause him to have to get out of it.

But those shows are just classics in my book.

[Heath]

Originally Posted by GAC

Same here buddy. That's why I had to list some westerns. I love'em!

Maverick, Sugarfoot, Bronco, Have Gun Will Travel, Wagon Train, Raw Hide, Big Valley, The Rifleman, Cimmaron Strip, Bat Masterson, and Wanted: Dead or Alive (Steve McQueen).

My Dad was a HUGE Gunsmoke fan. When it came on you didn't sit in HIS chair, and you had better not make any noise or cause him to have to get out of it.

But those shows are just classics in my book.

No F-Troop????

[GAC]

Originally Posted by Heath

No F-Troop????

My bad. My sister has every episode one VHS.

[BUTLER REDSFAN]

Originally Posted by SunDeck

That's what I was going to say about Emergency. The show actually preceded paramedics and how can you argue against a guy named Mantooth?

Every episode no matter what was wrong with the patient the paramedics were looking at.. Rampart, we have a decapitated male approximately 20 years of age...Squad 51, 500 RINGERS LACTATE...................What would happen if they used 475 ringers lactate??

[Hap]

In no particular order...with my favorite episode in parentheses, if applicable

Cheers (A Good Old-Fashioned Wedding)
Seinfeld (The Contest)
Family Guy
The Simpsons (Homer The Heretic)
South Park
M*A*S*H (Dreams)
Roseanne
St. Elsewhere
Quantum Leap
Looney Tunes

[Raisor]

Originally Posted by Hap

In no particular order...with my favorite episode in parentheses, if applicable

Cheers
Seinfeld
Family Guy
The Simpsons
South Park
M*A*S*H
Roseanne
St. Elsewhere
Quantum Leap
Looney Tunes

I guess favorite episodes weren't applicable

[Falls City Beer]

Lance Link
HR Puffenstuff
Mr. Show

[redsfanmia]

Originally Posted by Falls City Beer

HR Puffenstuff

This show really creeped me out as kid. It did have Charles Nelson Riley for crying out loud.

[Spring~Fields]

Originally Posted by GAC

Same here buddy. That's why I had to list some westerns. I love'em!

Maverick, Sugarfoot, Bronco, Have Gun Will Travel, Wagon Train, Raw Hide, Big Valley, The Rifleman, Cimmaron Strip, Bat Masterson, and Wanted: Dead or Alive (Steve McQueen).

My Dad was a HUGE Gunsmoke fan. When it came on you didn't sit in HIS chair, and you had better not make any noise or cause him to have to get out of it.

But those shows are just classics in my book.

Memory like a steel trap!

You left out

Roy Rogers
The Virginian
The Lone Ranger
Rin Tin Tin
Wild Wild West

• 1. Red Skelton
  2. Jack Benny
  3. Amos & Andy
  4. Sky King
  5. Man From U.N.C.L.E
  6. I Spy
  7. Lassie
  8. Highway Patrol
  9. Zoro
  10. Real McCoys

[mth123]

Originally Posted by SpringfieldFan

Memory like a steel trap!

You left out

Roy Rogers
The Virginian
The Lone Ranger
Rin Tin Tin
Wild Wild West

• 1. Red Skelton
  2. Jack Benny
  3. Amos & Andy
  4. Sky King
  5. Man From U.N.C.L.E
  6. I Spy
  7. Lassie
  8. Highway Patrol
  9. Zoro
  10. Real McCoys

Oh man. I listed 20 and can't believe I forgot The Man From U.N.C.L.E.. I used to love that. I wish it was on somewhere. I never see it in re-runs like all these others.

[marcshoe]

Originally Posted by redsfanmia

This show really creeped me out as kid. It did have Charles Nelson Riley for crying out loud.

Are you sure you're not thinking of Liddsville?



(disclaimer: I am not responsible for any nightmares caused by this image, now or in the future, or for any flashbacks involving talking fedoras or Butch Patrick falling into a hat. Thank you.)

[RedsBaron]

Originally Posted by GAC

Same here buddy. That's why I had to list some westerns. I love'em!

Maverick, Sugarfoot, Bronco, Have Gun Will Travel, Wagon Train, Raw Hide, Big Valley, The Rifleman, Cimmaron Strip, Bat Masterson, and Wanted: Dead or Alive (Steve McQueen).

My Dad was a HUGE Gunsmoke fan. When it came on you didn't sit in HIS chair, and you had better not make any noise or cause him to have to get out of it.

But those shows are just classics in my book.

SpringfieldFan added a few more westerns, and I can add yet a few others that I loved as kid:
Laramie
Laredo
High Chapparal
Cheyenne
Branded
How The West Was Won (I wasn't a kid anymore when this one was broadcast, but I loved James Arness's "Zeb McCahan" character)

[GAC]

Originally Posted by SpringfieldFan

Memory like a steel trap!

You left out

Roy Rogers
The Virginian
The Lone Ranger
Rin Tin Tin
Wild Wild West

• 1. Red Skelton
  2. Jack Benny
  3. Amos & Andy
  4. Sky King
  5. Man From U.N.C.L.E
  6. I Spy
  7. Lassie
  8. Highway Patrol
  9. Zoro
  10. Real McCoys

My sister and I use fight like the dickens over the TV on Saturday mornings. I had to watch Sky King and Roy Rogers.

And we never missed Red Skelton, as well as "Live from Miami, it's the Jackie Gleason Show!"

That was pizza night in our household. Mom made homemade pizza, and it was the only time us kids got pop. Boy have the times changed.

[Red Leader]

Originally Posted by tixe

Are you sure you're not thinking of Liddsville?



(disclaimer: I am not responsible for any nightmares caused by this image, now or in the future, or for any flashbacks involving talking fedoras or Butch Patrick falling into a hat. Thank you.)

Is that a picture from Saw IV?

[RFS62]

Originally Posted by GAC

My sister and I use fight like the dickens over the TV on Saturday mornings. I had to watch Sky King and Roy Rogers.

And we never missed Red Skelton, as well as "Live from Miami, it's the Jackie Gleason Show!"

Yep, we watched all those shows too.

That was pizza night in our household. Mom made homemade pizza, and it was the only time us kids got pop. Boy have the times changed.

Yeah, like you need caffeine.