Throw back Thursday

The show ran from 1969 to 1974 and featured two widowed parents each with three children, its five season run has been syndicated for almost 50 years.

The show featuring the life of a big city alley cat and his band of streetwise felines debuted on ABC in September of 1961, and ended its original 30 episodes run in April of 1962.

The first series of its kind to feature children as the stars, originated in 1922 as a movie series of silent short films, later talking movie shorts, and eventually television syndication in 1955.

The show featuring humorous short stories of love and relationships and in between some campy shorts, it ran for 6 seasons followed by years of syndication.

This year will mark the 50th anniversary of their campy show, which shot them to superstardom, batteling for chart supremacy with groups like the Beatles.

Americas favorite red head left Ricky and emerged in a new sitcom with a few familiar faces and more of her zany situations.

The opening in the 1970's featured a swamp and dead tree and a creepy six fingered hand rising from a blood swamp then came the creep voice 'C-H-I-L-L-E-R.

One of the worst ideas in the history of public service, if you're too young to remember, yes we had these right here in Binghamton.

This video combines a Christmas classic with a kind of hybrid arrangement which features one of the oddest duet pairings, America's legendary crooner, Bing Crosby and Ziggy Stardust himself, glam rocker, David Bowie.

Today we'll throw it back to a Christmas classic that has been a tradition for over 50 years.