My first favorite was the Mickey Mouse Club. Along the way I liked Lost in Space, Beverly Hillbillies, Waltons, Monkees, Brady Bunch, Gilligan's Island. And then the darker side, Alfred Hitchcock, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits and Night Gallery.

Petticoat Junction ,Beverley Hill Billies,The Magic Roundabout,Get Smart. Lost in Space,Grasshopper Island,Rock around the clock,Sounds unlimited and Countdown

Oh my goodness I had so many, but I guess as a teen a couple of my favourites were The Waltons and Little House On The Prairie.

Happy days...Laverne and Shirley....bandstand.....the monkeys....Bonanza

Banana Splits, Monkees, Goodies, Young Ones, Monty Pythons Flying Circus, Dave Allen, Dick Emery Show, Benny Hill, Twilight Zone, Night Gallery, famous five, catch candy, any Captain Good vibes cartoons, just to mention a few. There where so many great shows back then.

Kimba the White Lion

There wasn't any TV around when I was growing up, but my children loved the cartoons that were on all Saturday morning once TV was first around for them and I used to have the whole neighbourhood in my house as we had one of the first TV's in the area. Bandstand was a favourite on Saturday evenings and Disney was on every Sunday evening [6pm]

Mickey Mouse Club (early 60’s)

Completed High School in 97. Favourite show : The Simpsons. Loved how each family member got back home to reach the family couch in front of their lounge room TV, as the opening intro! Also, around 1993, I taped from TV, Star Wars : The Empire Strikes Back. Would often watch Luke Skywalker's training from Yoda scenes, after I got back from High School! Loved the battle scenes in the Cold Ice Planet located in the Hoth System! :-)

Loved the Banana Splits as a kid, also Kimba the White Lion. Also loved earlier Dr.Who!Edited 28-Mar-23 22:32pm

Punky Brewster

Bewitched

Yogi Bear and The Banana Splits.

The banana splits

Land of the lost and land of the giants

I like Movies any one. I am not scared of any Movie, as long as there is a Movie on I will watch it,

So many favs, Flintstones, Jetsons, Brady Bunch, Gillian’s Island, Top Cat, Yogi Bear, Mr Magoo, Spoilt for choice.

We're talking back in the 60s here. TV was new around where we lived and I remember my parents bringing home our first TV. Didn't take long for us kids to get hooked on TV, even back then. The show I remember most was one called Bandstand where Australian and international bands would perform their songs. I loved it because I was really into music. I remember going out on to our front porch one day when it was on and dancing around. I can imagine what our neighbours thought lol.

Tom and Jerry and Roadrunner Edited 28-Mar-23 20:58pm

Bonanza, The Flintstones. Hogan’s Heroes. Star Trek, Peyton Place (very young when Peyton Place was on). Ha ha, my parents would send both my brother and me to bed, then when Peyton Place came on, I was allowed back out to watch it. Edited 28-Mar-23 21:01pm

I Dream of Jeannie

Black Beauty

Smokey Dawson, even saw the show at Norwood Oval

Monkey magic

The Brady Bunch.

WACKY RACES

Catweazel.

Rawhide

The Bugaloos The Bugaloos Theyre in the air and everywhere, flying high flying low flying free as a summer breeeeeeze ......Edited 28-Mar-23 19:16pm

Married with children. Still a favorite now 😀

Brady bunch

The invisible man.

Spirit

The Jetsons

Open all hours.

we were blessed to grow up before the IDIOTBOX and we ddint miss it. and never really took it up.

I used to watch Doogie Houser MD and Alf and Golden Girls

Smallville

The Flinstones

Had too many chores to do and then homework, bath and bed. Any spare time Zl would be outside playing. I was 11 when we got television. They had only been out for about a year.

Kimba the white lion was my favorite cartoon didn't mind Deadly Earnest, land of the giants, time tunnel, and wacky races

Top cat with officer Dibble

Mickey Mouse

Flintstones

The Mickey Mouse Club was my first favourite, then it was Superman, Tales of Texas Rangers, Have Gun Will Travel and if I felt like a scare The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. It was guaranteed to keep me awake, but when it ended The Twilight Zone could provide a scare or two.

21 Jump Street with Johnny Depp in it. (1975 baby)Edited 28-Mar-23 17:50pm

Linda Carter's Wonder Woman 75-79Edited 28-Mar-23 17:43pm

Silver brumby

Palladin and The Rifleman

Mine was the Goodies on the ABC

Romper Room! Anyone remember that one or was it just a local show from Pittsburgh? I remember the "magic mirror," but she never saw me!!! I wonder why??? Oh, Adventure Time with Paul Shannon. That one was definitely from Pittsburgh, and also Chiller Theater on Saturday nights. Dad and I used to watch all of those dumb horror films from the 60's. They were pretty pathetic compared to horror films today, but I don't watch them today. They are too realistic!

Roger Ramjet and George of the Jungle……..lol

Sir Francis Drake

Tom & Jerry

I barely watch it these days. I watched RAGE on the ABC, regarding the latest musical talent. There isn't much musical talent around today, so haven't watched for a few years. Grew up watching the cricket with family...so was good. A few different drama shows, esp ABC. The bill was a popular English police drama. Dr who. Rugrats on the ABC, funny cartoon.

TISWAS 😂

Road runner cartoon

Gilligan's Island, F Troop, Humprey B. Bear, Sesame Street, Agro being, my fav.

And movie of the year has to go to Maverick

Mickey Mouse Club

The watchful eye is good

This will show my age.Loved the Micky Mouse Club.

I don’t think I would have put myself on every school athletic activity if it weren’t for and been such a good person if it wasn’t for The Brady Bunch It’s a much rewind and play!

The Waltons, Lassie, Flipper, Bewitched, Bonanza, Skippy the bush kangaroo, The Addams Family.Edited 28-Mar-23 15:50pm

Curious George, postman pad

Does anyone remember Lenard Nemoy's "In search of" show

popeye the sailor man

The Partridge Family - I loved the whole traveling family sing-along thing. And the Six Million Dollar Man - this tomboy was running around outside leaping from high stairs and using the imaginary bionic eye to zoom in on targets. Then along came the Boinic Woman and I was gob-smacked.

Micky mouse

Planet of the apes

As a child LASSIE OR romperroom. Teenager number 96

Monty Python's Flying Circus (most of which would've been over my head then), Dr Who and Blakes 7, showing money wasn't an impediment for a good story, although now it's pretty obvious how wonky the sets were

Rocky and Bullwinkle

Yogo Bear, Thunderbirds, Dr Who

did not know that

Has to be the "Bannana Splits". It was a whole show on these animals on roller-skates, plus a couple of others(70's stuff),Adventure Island,groovy Ghoolies cartoon and of course Scooby Doo,and the Monkeys. Other than the The Goodies,Monkey Magic and The Kenny Everret Video show,and Countdown. Still love them!!!

Captain pugwash

Now this is a hard one. There were so many shows I loved when I was growing up. I liked Thunderbirds, Lost in Space and another program (I can't remember what it was called) that featured a strange creature called Dorse. I also loved Scooby Doo, Funky Phantom, Josie and the Pussycats and all the superhero cartoons like Space Ghost and Herculoids.

Ove all the people that made comments the 1ST Prize goes to Walt Disney all those great cartoons, and the Mickey Mouse Club those were the days people. De Ponch.

Dr Who from the very beginning. I also liked all of the Gerry Anderson Shows Thunderbirds, Supercar and so on I guess that the Supermaranition was just too hard to overlook.

"get smart" "the greatest American hero" "Luni tunes" "mother and son" But there was one other Show on in 86 I liked so much "the mystyerious cities of gold" I still like to watch it for the story. I suppose "South park" and "Ren and Stimy" are good too. Edited 28-Mar-23 13:15pm

Ooh I forgot Bewitched

The flintstones, Jetsons, I dream of Jeannie, Family Affair

Top cat

The Flintstones? Jetsons, Top Cat.

Superman the Texas Rangers Cheyenne Cheers Cheyenne

Batman with Adam West as Batman would get the call or hollar from a few houses at 5 p.m. not for dinner but for Batman.

Lady and the Tramp as a wee one and I'm with Heather, I loved Buffy the Vampire Slayer. My mates and I were all in our thirties watching "Buffy" but couldn't wait until the next episode.

Buffy the vampire slayer TV show

F Troop and Bewitched

I dream of Jeanie

howdy doody time

Play school

I remember the one show that actually got the family together was 'It's a Knockout' other than that us kids weren't really allowed to watch tv

Road runner...

Ren and Stimpy.

Roy Rogers and also Superman.

Rocky and Bullwinkle

Lancelot Link Secret Chimp & The Banana Splits

ghost fighter