Classic 1960's Television

Mary Tyler Moore passe away last week at the age of 80 so today we'll flashback to some of Mary's memorable moments on Throwback Thursday.

Catch phrases included 'Would You Believe' and 'Missed It By that Much' this sitcom ran from 1965 to 1970.

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.

This week I wanted to flashback to a couple of superhero television series you may have never seen, mostly because they aired for one season in the mid sixties

The show debuted in September 1964 and ran through the May of 1966 and featured a goofy and campy monster family.

The show actually ran from 1968 to 1973 and introduce us to catch phrases like "Sock it to Me", "Very Interesting", and "You Bet Your Sweet Bippy".

It was Bob Denver's Pre-Gilligan era debuting in September 1959, it ran four seasons and also features Dwayne Hickman as the lead character

The original classic cartoon ran on Sunday evenings for only 7 months and produced just 24 episodes, it was the first program to be broadcast in color on ABC.

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.

Long before Kit and Michael struck up a automobile to person dialog, Dave Crabtree and his Mom Gladys shared some friendly conversations in this 1960's sitcom.