@@VLind-uk6mb Yes! I was hoping for Peter Gunn! I was watching it just last year on a Washington DC cable channel until my cable provider pulled the station.
Back then, there were only three stations. We lived in NorCal, in the gold country foothills. We could only get reception for NBC. But in the late 60s, dad installed a new antenna that was directional. I then became a full time remote control-not just on/off/volume/horizontal/vertical, but I was charged to find the antenna’s sweet spot for each channel. We didn’t get a color TV until the mid 70s.
The Lone Ranger theme song.(William Tell Overture 4th movement by Rossini) made me fall in love with classical music as a kid. Wore the album out my father bought. Boston Pops version.
Lots of fun. When I was little I used my cassette tape recorder to tape the theme songs of many of the TV shows, including most of the ones you used here. Great memories!!! I still watch reruns of most of these shows and many more.
As a kid who watched very little TV (I was a book nerd) I did surprisingly well on all three levels. It goes to show how these tunes become ingrained in our sub-consciousness. I would probably do equally well with TV commercials! Thanks for the trip.
I got all but the very last one. I've never even heard of that show before. It's so funny how some of these theme songs made me remember what shows came on right before or after them. Some of my favorites weren't on here, like Gomer Pyle, My Three Sons, Dennis the Menace, Leave it to Beaver, Rawhide, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Dragnet, Gilligan's Island, Mr. Ed, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, Perry Mason, The Adventures of Superman, The Munsters, and my all time favorite... Kung Fu. 😃
I missed 6. Lassie, Rin Tin Tin, Sesame Street Bat Masterson, Green Hornet, Laramie. I was waiting to hear my favorite 60s TV theme song, but didn't. That would be one of the greatest TV theme songs of all time: The Avengers with Mrs. Peel and John Steed. Thanks, that was fun.
Hey! I missed exactly the same as you plus The Andy Griffiths Show but I from the UK and said the Andy Williams Show although I had the correct picture in my head of the Andy concerned so maybe a half point. Rin Tin Tin I thought was Boots and Saddles and then panicked and went for F Troop!!!
@@roberthughes9856 Thats funny. Great minds think alike. What do you think of my slight obsession with the Avengers? I have the box set of the series. I didn't start watching them until they first went into syndication and thought it was super cool. Must have been early to mid 70s. Didn't find out about the Honor Blackman era until after college. I was first introduced to her as Pussy Galore. I'm a big Bond fan too. I don't have the movies, but I have the soundtracks. I guess I enjoy British TV. My latest binges are All Creatures Great and Small, Grantchester, and Call the Midwife. Brilliant!
Had probe with the same weird huh.i guessed lasie right,knew hornet,thought maverick for bat,thought f troop for run, couldn't place Laramie or sesame only saw a few times
Got all but two. Missed the easiest one Gunsmoke & Bat Masterson. Miss em' all, shoulda' snuck Palladin have gun will travel in there that was coool though . 😁
I found out that I watched way too much TV as a child. I missed only two "Lassie" which while familiar I could not remember in time. I also missed "Laramie" which I don't think I ever watched. "Bat Masterson" and "Rin-tin-tin" I must have seen in reruns/syndication on 60's early morning Saturday TV along with "Sky King". "Fury" and other TV westerns.
I thought I'd give it a try even though I'm from the UK. Only missed out lassie, Andy Griffiths and the last few western ones. Was amazed I knew so many, especially the green hornet theme.
Lots I didn't get comming from the UK. But what about:- Davey Crocket, Champion the Wonder Horse, Wells Fargo, Whirieybirds, The Third Man and Hiram Holiday?
@@chutalotr Yeah, used to get davey crocket, champion and whirlybirds over here, remember them. Wells fargo possibly, as for the other two, don't think so but maybe I'm just a little young.
man that brought back a lot of memories. Guess that gives my age away. Only 2 that I didn't recognise, but they were shows that I never watched, viz. Sesame Street & lassie..
When you get old I remember everyone of the themes and trying to go back and putting a TV show with it. I can’t remember some of these shows, being you don’t see them anymore except the more popular ones.
1:54. I remembered all of the tunes, and I remembered the actors, and even some of the episodes. It was the exact names of some of the shows that stumped me iSome of them we didn’t get, because we had limited access to some of the net works at times. Mom put a chair in the living room and put my supper on that when my favorite shows came on. One of my favorite shows wasn’t mentioned here, and it came on every Saturday morning. I remember Hi Ho Trigger. I loved Roy Rogers! was my f😂
I use to play the Bonanza theme song on my electric Epiphone guitar, that and "Ghost Riders In the Sky' were probably the two most requested songs I played.
I could not identify five of the tunes (due to having never watched the series), but not bad for a Brit. The Hawaii 5 O made me smile. When I was a police officer in the early 80's we modified one of the series catch phrases from "cuff him, Danno" to "cuff him and stuff him Danno" whenever we nicked a villain.
since almost all of these shows are broadcast on some station at some time every day, these shouldn't be too hard to get! But it was fun playing along!
Got all but two. Laramie, and Sesame Street. NOw, I didn't watch the show till the 70s, but what ever you played was not the theme song then. Great fun.
So you included the only British show,. Doctor Who, from the 50s and 60s!. Well done! That of course is the only British show made in the 50s and 60s...
I never saw Rin Tin Tin, Sesame Street or Bat Masterson, so I didn't get them but all the rest I recognized. I was hoping to hear my favorite theme - The Virginian. Best Western ever! Still watch it when I catch it on Grit.
Missed a couple, mostly only because I thought Bewitched was I Dream of Jeannie and I confused Bonanza for Gunsmoke, but I definitely didn’t see a couple of those shows
Missed 5. I recalled the original version of the Gunsmoke theme, before they went to one hour and color. Wasn't a fan of the Munsters / AF. First TV arrived in the house when I was five. Narragansett Bay
Got all the 'easy'...missed several Med. - was in college, didnt watch, ex -+Rinty. Still have never watched Sesame St!!!!My son watched Monkees. Dont understsnd putting "Lucy" in ha rd!!! Prob the best known of all!!! And everybody (I thought) knew Gunsmoke. And Andy Griffith (even birds know that one!!!!)Yes, I recog. The Lassie whistle immed❤ Whistle me up a memory.,..
Only missed Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea & Doctor Who=didn't watch those two. Bat Masterson and Laramie either until they were on cable TV 😅. I agree that I Love Lucy/I Dream of Jeannie/The Brady Bunch etc should have been in the easy section 😂
Having the I Love Lucy theme as the first of the "hard" ones???? Seriously. I must just be old sigh........lol........but that tune is so recognizable in half a heartbeat.
Missed Laramie completely, and made the stupid error of saying "Gomer Pyle, USMC," rather than "Hogan's Heroes." But since I really do know the Hogan's Heroes theme, I'm giving myself half credit. Kinda surprised myself with getting all the others, though Bat Masterson was a wild assed guess. Thank goodness I always liked Gene Barry and took a leap of faith with that one!
I missed "Sesame Street" (which was the very end of the 60s - premiered in 69), "Bat Masterson" and "Laramie". I *would* have missed "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin" if not for the bark there at the end.
@@ellenfleming9685 William Tell Overture (final movement) by Rossini for Lone Ranger. 1812 Overture is by Tchaikovsky, totally different. I've listened back and forth Flight of the Bumblebee and Green Hornet theme to compare, and they are slightly different - Green Hornet theme is a little more melodic with a bit of a jazz beat. But they are essentially the same piece. Love Al Hirt's version of Green Hornet - great on trumpet!
Trivia: Both Lorne Greene (Bonanza) and June Lockhart (Lassie) ended up flying around in outer space (Greene: Battlestar Galactica / Lockhart: Lost in Space). Although both their earlier roles were definitive pieces of Americana, neither was American. Another fun quiz that brought back my childhood (which took place in the 50's & 60's) And yes, I got them all (full disclosure I confused Daniel Boone for Davey Crokett for a second, and thought Rin-Tin-Tin was F-Troop) and am now OD'ing on the nostalgia. (recognizing Laramie and Bat Masterson provided the biggest nostagia hit, while Bonanza gave me the warm fuzzies...Sunday Night at mu house: The Wonderful World of Disney, Bonanza and Ed Sullivan 7pm, 8pm, 9pm,) I Love Lucy should have been in placed in the 'easy' category. It is still aired locally at least 3 times a day, so I think even most millennial kids would get it.
I enjoyed the video very much❤ I remembered Bonanza, the Adam's family,Mission impossible ,Bewitched and Batman ,I knew most of music but I couldn't remember the names , thanks a lot🙋♀️🌹
I missed 2, Laramie and Rin Tin Tin. I would have thought there'd be more westerns from that era. The Virginian, High Chapparal, Rawhide, Branded, The Rifleman, Paladin, The Rebel, westerns were as big then as cop shows are today.
Bat Masterson was easy for me. 'His name was Bat, Bat Masterson.' Remember Sugerfoot, 26 Men, Cheyenne, Bronco Lane, Wild Wild West, Paladin 2 versions, Tombstone Territory, Kukla Fran and Ollie, Rootie Kazootie, The Merry Mailman, Captain Video, West Point Story, Zacherely, and Filbert the Flea?
I grew up in Europe in the 1960s so I never saw many of these shows... the only one of these our only national tv station had bought from America to broadcast on Wednesday afternoonwhen there was no school was The Monkees. And we had Lassie, Zorro and Flipper... and Bonanza was the only western they bought as well..... none of the other ones shown here, completely unknown to me...
I missed 6, one of which saddens me: flipper, rin-tin-tin, I love Lucy (sad face), bat masterson, gunsmoke, and laramie. Can't believe how many other westerns I named for the westerns I missed like The Rifleman, Have Gun Will Travel and Davy Crocket. I watched too much tv when I was young.
Where did the Lone Ranger take his trash? 🤔 “To the dump, to the dump, to the dump-dump-dump! To the dump, to the dump, to the dump-dump-dump! To the dump, to the dump, to the dump-dump-dump; to the dump, to the duuump-dump-dump!” 🤪
How many did you get right?
I missed 4 how many was there?
every single one after one note God level 😁
Missed two. Laramie and Dr Who. Which we did not get in the States back then iirc.
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Yah sure. And I'm old enough to have seen every one of these shows because I flipped the switch when the Boss said "Let there be light"
@@mpetersen6 I was abandoned to live in front of the TV since I was 6 in 1971.Feel good about yourself troll?
Can't believe they put "I Love Lucy" in the "hard" section!! Are you kidding me?
I only missed the ones I never watched.
Missed 11
Missed 10
The Brady Bunch, Andy Griffith and I Love Lucy should all have been put into the "EASY" category.
Totally. And where was the only real piece of music from US TV -- Peter Gunn?
No never watched them😵
Agree. Hard not to get all of those, I thought.
@@VLind-uk6mb Yes! I was hoping for Peter Gunn! I was watching it just last year on a Washington DC cable channel until my cable provider pulled the station.
Agree how can the theme song for most popular most watched show ever be hard.
Now THAT'S what I call a blast from the past !!! ❤ Thank you so much !!! 🏆
Back then, there were only three stations. We lived in NorCal, in the gold country foothills. We could only get reception for NBC. But in the late 60s, dad installed a new antenna that was directional. I then became a full time remote control-not just on/off/volume/horizontal/vertical, but I was charged to find the antenna’s sweet spot for each channel. We didn’t get a color TV until the mid 70s.
I live between Huntsville and Birmingham so when I was a kid we had to rotate to which direction the channel,something we have in common across the US
At least you got something. If many rural areas, if you didn't have cable TV, or now high speed Internet, you get nothing...
The Lone Ranger theme song.(William Tell Overture 4th movement by Rossini) made me fall in love with classical music as a kid. Wore the album out my father bought. Boston Pops version.
Lots of fun. When I was little I used my cassette tape recorder to tape the theme songs of many of the TV shows, including most of the ones you used here. Great memories!!! I still watch reruns of most of these shows and many more.
There is a DVD that has lots of theme songs on it ,I think I bought mine at dollar general
Me too
It's fascinating to hear these perfect, little tunes that are catchier and more singable than any music produced today.
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Got them all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤!!!
As a kid who watched very little TV (I was a book nerd) I did surprisingly well on all three levels. It goes to show how these tunes become ingrained in our sub-consciousness. I would probably do equally well with TV commercials! Thanks for the trip.
I got all but the very last one. I've never even heard of that show before. It's so funny how some of these theme songs made me remember what shows came on right before or after them. Some of my favorites weren't on here, like Gomer Pyle, My Three Sons, Dennis the Menace, Leave it to Beaver, Rawhide, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Dragnet, Gilligan's Island, Mr. Ed, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, Perry Mason, The Adventures of Superman, The Munsters, and my all time favorite... Kung Fu. 😃
I missed 6. Lassie, Rin Tin Tin, Sesame Street Bat Masterson, Green Hornet, Laramie. I was waiting to hear my favorite 60s TV theme song, but didn't. That would be one of the greatest TV theme songs of all time: The Avengers with Mrs. Peel and John Steed. Thanks, that was fun.
Hey! I missed exactly the same as you plus The Andy Griffiths Show but I from the UK and said the Andy Williams Show although I had the correct picture in my head of the Andy concerned so maybe a half point. Rin Tin Tin I thought was Boots and Saddles and then panicked and went for F Troop!!!
@@roberthughes9856 Thats funny. Great minds think alike.
What do you think of my slight obsession with the Avengers? I have the box set of the series. I didn't start watching them until they first went into syndication and thought it was super cool. Must have been early to mid 70s. Didn't find out about the Honor Blackman era until after college. I was first introduced to her as Pussy Galore. I'm a big Bond fan too. I don't have the movies, but I have the soundtracks.
I guess I enjoy British TV. My latest binges are All Creatures Great and Small, Grantchester, and Call the Midwife. Brilliant!
I got lassie but missed the other 4 thought rin tin tin was f troops at first
Had probe with the same weird huh.i guessed lasie right,knew hornet,thought maverick for bat,thought f troop for run, couldn't place Laramie or sesame only saw a few times
MRS. Peel.
Got all but two. Missed the easiest one Gunsmoke & Bat Masterson. Miss em' all, shoulda' snuck Palladin have gun will travel in there that was coool though . 😁
That was another terrible show.
Of the shows I have seen, I only missed Lassie. This was a blast from the past
There was an earlier version of Lassie. I remember that theme song, too.
For some reason, when I was a kid, the Lassie theme made me cry. Hadn't heard it in over 40 years but it still made me tear up. 🥺
The whistle was original Lassie (Tommy Rettig). I think later (park ranger???) they changed the song.
I found out that I watched way too much TV as a child. I missed only two "Lassie" which while familiar I could not remember in time. I also missed "Laramie" which I don't think I ever watched. "Bat Masterson" and "Rin-tin-tin" I must have seen in reruns/syndication on 60's early morning Saturday TV along with "Sky King". "Fury" and other TV westerns.
I counted the ones I missed 5. I was thinking f troop till I heard Rin tin tin bark.😆😆
I missed ten, mostly the 1950’s shows. But I mostly saw the 1960’s ones, first time runs like get smart and hogan’s heroes. Good quiz.
I thought I'd give it a try even though I'm from the UK. Only missed out lassie, Andy Griffiths and the last few western ones. Was amazed I knew so many, especially the green hornet theme.
Lots I didn't get comming from the UK. But what about:- Davey Crocket, Champion the Wonder Horse, Wells Fargo, Whirieybirds, The Third Man and Hiram Holiday?
@@chutalotr Yeah, used to get davey crocket, champion and whirlybirds over here, remember them. Wells fargo possibly, as for the other two, don't think so but maybe I'm just a little young.
I was surprised to hear Dr Who in there. I'm pretty sure we didn't show that over here when it came out.
man that brought back a lot of memories. Guess that gives my age away. Only 2 that I didn't recognise, but they were shows that I never watched, viz. Sesame Street & lassie..
I missed most of them but it was fun listening to them anyway.
Glad to meet an honest person....howdy!
When you get old I remember everyone of the themes and trying to go back and putting a TV show with it. I can’t remember some of these shows, being you don’t see them anymore except the more popular ones.
Some easy ones stumped me, but many in medium & hard were a piece of cake!---This was great fun, thanx for doing this!
I heard the theme to "I Love Lucy" and the first thing that came to my mind is Ricky yelling "Luuuucy, you got some ‘esplaining to dooo!”
I missed 1. Wow! We’re we glued to the tv set back then. However there wasn’t a lot of variety then. Goood stuff none the less
The US produced some wonderful, orchestral themes in the 60s, like Bewitched and Star Trek - love hearing them again.
1:54. I remembered all of the tunes, and I remembered the actors, and even some of the episodes. It was the exact names of some of the shows that stumped me iSome of them we didn’t get, because we had limited access to some of the net works at times. Mom put a chair in the living room and put my supper on that when my favorite shows came on. One of my favorite shows wasn’t mentioned here, and it came on every Saturday morning. I remember Hi Ho Trigger. I loved Roy Rogers!
was my f😂
I'm old, and I missed nine of them (!). I thought I'd do better than that.
I missed 5. I recognized the tune...but it was so long ago! Still this was fun!
This was fun. Only missed three. They were ones I didn’t watch though. S good trip through my younger years. I think we watched too much TV!
I had most of them, remembered their faces to the tune if I couldn't recall the name. How fun though and thanks!!
22 correct. great video, thanks for sharing. Greetings from North Michigan, USA.
Only missed 4 of them.was a lot of hearing those tv themes.thank u
Very good score!! 👏👏👏
Got 'em all, although I was looking for "Alfred Hitchcock Presents".
i. Only the shadow knows
You must be a little older than me or watched a little more reruns,I never saw a couple of them green lantern was one of them
My Three Sons, Combat, Dark Shadows, Wild Wild West, Flintstones, Dragnet & Gilligan’s Island
This was fun. Thanks for a stroll down memory lane
I use to play the Bonanza theme song on my electric Epiphone guitar, that and "Ghost Riders In the Sky' were probably the two most requested songs I played.
I got 90% of allshow. I watch some every day on channel CHCH FROM Hamilton Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Only " missed a few, The Monkees was way too short! otherwise it was a nice stroll down memory lane 😊 Thanks
I guess kind of a gut punch. Those darn memories.
Love watching reruns of these shows!
You and me both Sara 😊
I missed 2 The Green Hornet and The Doctor one, I never watched either one of them... Lots os fun though
Missed 12. Mostly from shows I never watched. I’m 73 and surprised at what I remember!
I could not identify five of the tunes (due to having never watched the series), but not bad for a Brit. The Hawaii 5 O made me smile. When I was a police officer in the early 80's we modified one of the series catch phrases from "cuff him, Danno" to "cuff him and stuff him Danno" whenever we nicked a villain.
He said Book'em danno
I’m 63 so of course got them all
Really, I'm 64 and I missed 2...a little full of your self eh,...I'm betting you're an American or a Brit...do have a nice day though.
Most of the ones that aired here in my country I got, even some that we hadn't here back then.
I got almost all of them. I loved those themes.
since almost all of these shows are broadcast on some station at some time every day, these shouldn't be too hard to get! But it was fun playing along!
Thank you for reminding me, I never got to watch the twilight zone. But, I sure know that tune while I fell 💤,...into the twilight zone😢
Got all but two. Laramie, and Sesame Street. NOw, I didn't watch the show till the 70s, but what ever you played was not the theme song then. Great fun.
So you included the only British show,. Doctor Who, from the 50s and 60s!. Well done! That of course is the only British show made in the 50s and 60s...
The hard ones got me... I was surprised you didn't put Johnny Quest in there!
I got that one in a bar in SC! ;-)
I never saw Rin Tin Tin, Sesame Street or Bat Masterson, so I didn't get them but all the rest I recognized. I was hoping to hear my favorite theme - The Virginian. Best Western ever! Still watch it when I catch it on Grit.
Missed a couple, mostly only because I thought Bewitched was I Dream of Jeannie and I confused Bonanza for Gunsmoke, but I definitely didn’t see a couple of those shows
Thanks for the memories ❤️
I missed 5 of them. Thanks
Missed 5. I recalled the original version of the Gunsmoke theme, before they went to one hour and color. Wasn't a fan of the Munsters / AF. First TV arrived in the house when I was five. Narragansett Bay
Got all the 'easy'...missed several Med. - was in college, didnt watch, ex -+Rinty. Still have never watched Sesame St!!!!My son watched Monkees. Dont understsnd putting "Lucy" in ha rd!!! Prob the best known of all!!! And everybody (I thought) knew Gunsmoke. And Andy Griffith (even birds know that one!!!!)Yes, I recog. The Lassie whistle immed❤ Whistle me up a memory.,..
26. Loved hearing them again.
Great fun ! Thanks
Only missed Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea & Doctor Who=didn't watch those two. Bat Masterson and Laramie either until they were on cable TV 😅. I agree that I Love Lucy/I Dream of Jeannie/The Brady Bunch etc should have been in the easy section 😂
The theme songs are too short. Still recognized more than several of them.
Got all the ones I used to watch, at least 80% of them.
Great fun! Level of difficulty is whether or not you know them. I didn't know any of the shows I didn't watch and I knew all the songs I watched!
I've never seen Dr.Who, so that music was totally unknown to me!
Lone Ranger- William Tell Overture- but without the magnificent cello solo at the beginning of the overture.
I actually got to meet Jay Silverheels at an event . That dude looked over 6 feet tall .
Some good composers back then.
Having the I Love Lucy theme as the first of the "hard" ones???? Seriously. I must just be old sigh........lol........but that tune is so recognizable in half a heartbeat.
I remember those themes, Shows I seen and remember
Some of those we didn't get on our t.v. but got most of them.
Missed Laramie completely, and made the stupid error of saying "Gomer Pyle, USMC," rather than "Hogan's Heroes." But since I really do know the Hogan's Heroes theme, I'm giving myself half credit.
Kinda surprised myself with getting all the others, though Bat Masterson was a wild assed guess. Thank goodness I always liked Gene Barry and took a leap of faith with that one!
I said outer limits instead of twilight zone😐
@@markwalker3829 tich tich tich.
I do not remember a show Laramie
i also said gomer pyle instead if hogans heros
Hubby past medium and hard level except 3 out of the easy ones he never heard of This was such a great game thank you.
Very good score ! 👏👏👏
We are glad that you liked it.
I missed "Sesame Street" (which was the very end of the 60s - premiered in 69), "Bat Masterson" and "Laramie".
I *would* have missed "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin" if not for the bark there at the end.
Green Hornet theme is very similar to Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee".
It is not?....I always thought it was "Flight of the Bumblebee".
@@JERios-wv8lx It's very very similar, but not exactly the same. I think it was inspired by / based on that piece.
it is the flight of the bumblebee just as the 1812 overture is the lone rangers theme song
@@ellenfleming9685 William Tell Overture (final movement) by Rossini for Lone Ranger. 1812 Overture is by Tchaikovsky, totally different.
I've listened back and forth Flight of the Bumblebee and Green Hornet theme to compare, and they are slightly different - Green Hornet theme is a little more melodic with a bit of a jazz beat. But they are essentially the same piece.
Love Al Hirt's version of Green Hornet - great on trumpet!
Trivia: Both Lorne Greene (Bonanza) and June Lockhart (Lassie) ended up flying around in outer space (Greene: Battlestar Galactica / Lockhart: Lost in Space). Although both their earlier roles were definitive pieces of Americana, neither was American.
Another fun quiz that brought back my childhood (which took place in the 50's & 60's)
And yes, I got them all (full disclosure I confused Daniel Boone for Davey Crokett for a second, and thought Rin-Tin-Tin was F-Troop) and am now OD'ing on the nostalgia. (recognizing Laramie and Bat Masterson provided the biggest nostagia hit, while Bonanza gave me the warm fuzzies...Sunday Night at mu house: The Wonderful World of Disney, Bonanza and Ed Sullivan 7pm, 8pm, 9pm,)
I Love Lucy should have been in placed in the 'easy' category. It is still aired locally at least 3 times a day, so I think even most millennial kids would get it.
Didn't do too badly, some of those never made it to the uk, others i haven't heard in 50 yrs, enjoyable.
I only missed Dr. Who and Laramie. Damn, I'm old!
Most of the ones in the hard category, I did not watch. A couple of them should have been in the easy category. Very nostalgic!
I enjoyed the video very much❤ I remembered Bonanza, the Adam's family,Mission impossible ,Bewitched and Batman ,I knew most of music but I couldn't remember the names , thanks a lot🙋♀️🌹
Got them all except the last 3.
Got them ALL. ONLY 4 TV networks at the time!
F Troop, Rat patrol, hawian eye, 12 O'clock high, those might have been hard even for an old guy like me.
I thought the Dr Who theme should have been in the easy category as it is still on, and it’s opening credits is just a variation on the same theme
I got all but three. Not bad for an old geezer.
I missed 2, Laramie and Rin Tin Tin. I would have thought there'd be more westerns from that era. The Virginian, High Chapparal, Rawhide, Branded, The Rifleman, Paladin, The Rebel, westerns were as big then as cop shows are today.
All but 3
Amazing time travel for me. I only missed 2 and I never watched either one. Laramie and Dr Who.
Bat Masterson was easy for me. 'His name was Bat, Bat Masterson.' Remember Sugerfoot, 26 Men, Cheyenne, Bronco Lane, Wild Wild West, Paladin 2 versions, Tombstone Territory, Kukla Fran and Ollie, Rootie Kazootie, The Merry Mailman, Captain Video, West Point Story, Zacherely, and Filbert the Flea?
I missed 15, they were mostly showed I didn’t watch. Some were my favorites like Twilight Zone, it was mostly ones without words.
I'm 64, did pretty well, missed Sesame Street and Bat Masterson.
I'm 66 and got Bat Masterson, but Ilaso missed Sesame Street
Yeah we're too old for sesame street... lol
@@s.morris4099 Sesame Street was below my pay grade
Stirred up some memories now I wanna roll up a doobie and wait for doctor shock to come on .
Missed the ones I never watched 😮
I made it all the way up to flipper, and I'm glad I didn't get any further.
I grew up in Europe in the 1960s so I never saw many of these shows... the only one of these our only national tv station had bought from America to broadcast on Wednesday afternoonwhen there was no school was The Monkees.
And we had Lassie, Zorro and Flipper... and Bonanza was the only western they bought as well..... none of the other ones shown here, completely unknown to me...
I missed 6, one of which saddens me: flipper, rin-tin-tin, I love Lucy (sad face), bat masterson, gunsmoke, and laramie. Can't believe how many other westerns I named for the westerns I missed like The Rifleman, Have Gun Will Travel and Davy Crocket. I watched too much tv when I was young.
I feel your pain. I called out "Sugarfoot" for Bat Masterson.
Same here, I guessed The Rifleman and Have Gun Will Travel on 2 that I missed.
Got every one of them.
Here in Scotland your said to be cultured if you can listen to the William Tell Overture and not think of Robin Hood.
Where did the Lone Ranger take his trash? 🤔 “To the dump, to the dump, to the dump-dump-dump! To the dump, to the dump, to the dump-dump-dump! To the dump, to the dump, to the dump-dump-dump; to the dump, to the duuump-dump-dump!” 🤪
I missed 4. Flipper, sesame street, Dr who and Bat Masterson
Missed a few, mainly shows I never watched.
Missed 3 shows I never watched not bad for an 80 yr old
The William Tell Overature for the Lone Ranger.