Classic 1960's Television

The series originally ran from 1965 to 1969 on Saturday mornings, and the first weekly television series to feature animated versions of real living people

From October 1961 to February 1966 we heard it straight from the horses mouth, and many young viewers believed he could actually talk.

Last week we featured the first superhero on TV, so this week we'll visit the Caped Crusaders and their endless supply of weekly villains.

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

One of the highlights of the holiday season is the television Christmas specials that remind of us of the magic of this time of year, and none more than my Throwback Thursday memory.

One of my all time favorite 1960's sitcoms with a fantasy twist, the show ran on NBC for 5 seasons from 1965 to 1970, producing 139 episodes.

Every one remembers the opening theme da da da da da (pause) da da, for six seasons American TV viewers got their weekly taste of wacky farm living in Hooterville.

From 1963 to 1970 viewers looked in on the Shady Rest Hotel in the little town of Hooterville, which sounds more like a gentlemen's club in 2015.

I thought we would take a trip back into the 1960's, when the Beatles lived a Yellow Submarine, and viewers tuned in weekly to see the fantastic adventures of another submarine, called The Seaview.

Bumbling US calvary soldiers meet up with a tribe of goofball Indians in this classic 1960's sitcom. Do you remember?