nostalgic shows

I would of never guessed that Jack Klugman would have out-lived Tony Randall who starred in a show called 'The Odd Couple' as Felix Unger and Oscar Madison. Felix and Oscar were two divorced or seperated men who shared a Manhattan apartment. Felix is a neat freak while Oscar is sloppy and casual. Their different lifestyles lead to conflicts and lots of laughs.

Last week I finally got to a TV special I recorded hosted by Barbara Walters, "The Most Popular TV Shows of All Time" and can you guess which came in at number one? "I Love Lucy" did and I agree. It's still running on nostalgic TV show networks today. I Love Lucy (1951-1957) was the most watched show in the United States in four of its six seasons, and was the first to end its

T. J. Hooker was another police drama television show that starred William Shatner. I had a hard time seeing captain Kirk play the role of a 15-year veteran police sergeant. T.J. saw his partner murdered and now the plainclothes police officer returns to the streets trying to rid them of these kind of criminals. Do you know what T.J. stood for?

I enjoyed the investigations of Hawaii Five-0, an elite branch of the Hawaii State Police headed by a tough cop named Steve McGarrett. Sooner or later just about all of the badguys heard McGarrett grunt "Book 'em, Danno!" So, just what does Five-O mean?

I found it odd that several episodes started with MacGyver already on a mission. He often narrated a story from his childhood and how it relating to his current situation. Yet MacGyver was always able to resolve the situation quickly, and then, the main story. This show has been spoofed successfully on SNL.

They were one of my favorite couples on TV. Do you remember when Joanie loved Chachi? Do you remember when they broke up? I always wanted them to get back together and I am glad they did and finally got married. I enjoyed it when Al played a role in the show, as you'll see in this episode.

Although stunt doubles were used for far-off shots and various stunt and action sequences in the popular TV show Chips, Larry Wilcox and Erik Estrada did a great deal of their own motorcycle riding. The big stunts were performed by the pros but many of the smaller stunts they did themselves.

This is the show that launched the career of the late Richard Dawson who passed away on June 2nd. The show also starred: Bob Crane, Werner Klemperer, John Banner, Robert Clary and Ivan Dixon.

Starsky & Hutch was a huge hit during the 70s, it now stands as one of the iconic cop shows of it's time. These guys did dress to impress and the car chases really gave us something to look forward to. Yes, Detectives Starsky and Hutch were like oil and water. Ken Hutchinson enjoyed the quiet life, being well read, a deep thinker, and he enjoyed fine dining. Dave Starsky, on the other hand, wa

Okay guys, how many of you fell in love with one or all three of Charlie's Angels? How about you ladies, did you find them powerful when you were young? Did you want to be one of Charlies Angels?

In a world of criminals who operate above the law comes Michael Knight who takes on the forces of evil with the help of his artificially intelligent supercar. K.I.T.T. , an acronym for, Knight Industries Two Thousand. The shows star David Hasselhoff played Michael Knight, an undercover Las Vegas police detective who received a new identity, "Michael Knight". This role really launched hi

Boy there were some pretty girls on the show 'The Dukes of Hazzard'. Do you remember the adventures of the fast-drivin', rubber-burnin' Duke boys of Hazzard County? Okay, I don't, but I remember Daisy!