Guess The 50s TV Show Theme Song!
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- Have fun and guess the shows that were in the 50s or mostly in the 50s! :)
(P.S. Sorry if there are any mistakes in the theme songs!)
(Also, I do not own any rights to any of these theme songs, all of the rights go to the respected owners.) - Розваги
Leave it to Beaver and Lucy were my favorites as a kid in the 80s.
Lucy is my altime favorite. Then green acres is, but that was the sixties
I'm a 15 year old girl and I've been looking for one of these videos with leave it to beaver in it. I'm honestly happy I prefer these types of shows other than most new ones but I still do like new ones. That also gives for music, I'm an old soul all the way around and I'm happy I am😅
Here here for old souls! 👍
Love it. It is so great to read newer generations love the classics.
Good for you!! Don't be pressured by peers, society, advertising, TV and movies. Good is Good no matter if it's new or old. If you like it, and it makes you feel good and happy, then go for it. Nevermind what anybody else thinks. People would be surprised if I told them what some of my favorite movies, TV shows, and songs are.
Love this ❤️
I love classic like this too
Theme Song's from the 50's sound like a Walk in the Park, So Nice!
"You Bet Your Life" was hosted by Groucho Marx. The "You Bet Your Life" theme was based on the song "Hooray for Captain Spaulding," which came from the Marx Brothers' 1928 Broadway show (and 1930 film) "Animal Crackers." 🙂
I recognized some of these theme songs. I grew up in the '50s and '60s. Back then, at least in my household, we watched what our parents wanted to see. Some of these shows, I never had a chance to watch.
I'm almost 13 and I pove all these movies! I just love watching them with my family. Have a great day:)
I was born in the 80`s, but used to stay watching old-school shows from the 50`s and 60`s, and 70`s. They were witty and funny, and reruns still come on till this day of most of them.
@@brentlionakaboldchamp Late 70s here and Nick and Nite in the 80s showed all the classics from the 50s and 60s.
Back in '50's lucky you had an TV, it worked, and you got reception. had to work those "rabbit ears". No such thing as "re-runs". If you didn't watch it when it was broadcast, you were bleep out of luck. No VCRs or other taping means.
Growing up in New Zealand, we didn't have much choice.
But, we doubled our channels in '75, with the introduction of TV2
Mystery surrounded, why TV's had dials with up to ten numbers??
Why would you need so many channels?
I did poorly on the 50s shows but I am more familiar with the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Most of the 1950s shows I haven't seen in reruns having grown up in the 80s.
I so miss the 60's!! Great times, and I was a kid!!
Several programs were on air in Japan in early 60s. When I was kid, I loved Westerns. I really wanted to be a cowboy. Now my son is a cow doctor.
I got bout half of them and have watch most of them and btw I'm 18, always prefer the classics I do
I am 16 and me too. They are under appreciated. I like today's shows and the shows of the past. Mostly the old ones like the 60's,70's, 80's, and 90's...
Same but I'm 12 lol
me2, but iam only 8.
I'm almsot 13 and same!
Brought back memories of my childhood, with one semi-correction I have to offer: The picture accompanying the "Lassie" theme showed the original cast (Tommy Rettig, Jan Clayton, George Cleveland), while the theme music was that used in the episodes with the third cast (Jon Provost, June Lockhart, Hugh Reilly). To the uninitiated, the second cast had Provost, but with Cloris Leachman and Jon Sheppod (sp?) as the parents.
Are you correct on all that? Cloris Leachman was on "Lassie"? OMG!! What was about the last thing she did? "Dancing with the Stars", a handful of years ago? "Frau Blucher!" ...... [horses heard in background] "Naaayyyy!! Naaaayyyyy!!".
@@aspenrebel She must have been about five. The dates don't match up.
@@ferociousgumby Cloris Leachman born in 1926. Played Ruth Martin in 28 ep of Lassie 1957-1958. So she was 31-32. Yikes!!
@@ferociousgumby she died in 2021 at age 94, not yet reaching 95.
Westerns were abundant on tv back in the 1950's. In 1959, there were 30 westerns on prime time tv, and 8 out of the top 10 rated tv shows were westerns.
Thank You So Much!!! These are sooooo fun!!!! I’ve watched a few of them and they make me happy every time!!!!
Thanks Again😁👍
Excellent compilation, a lot of time , effort and LOVE has gone into this.
memories of my childhood still cool in 2019
Thank you for a look back at my childhood televison shows. That was fun. Some of them are still in syndication on cable channels. Those of us who grew up watching them are in our '70s now.
I only got about half. I do remember most of the shows. I was born 1959. Loved the video.
First time I saw Gone With the Wind, Scarlett was on the porch with Brent and Stuart Tarleton and I said, “That’s Superman!”
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Many of the songs in the 50s we composed long ago and adapted, making them easier to remember.
I was born in 1953 in Europe and we didn't get a TV until 1964 (the very first in our street-B/W even).
We had two national stations that got started in 1958, one in Flemish and one in French... In 1964 they bought series from America, I remember Lassie and the Lone Ranger in the early yers... and Peyton Place for the grown ups...Oh, and the Fugitive with David Janssen.... but that was about it... No wait, Zorro and Bonanza too...
I watched all these shows as a boy in Philadelphia (PA) from 1960-1980 way to much TV that’s probably why I don’t watch tv now😂❤
I love 50's shows. Great work. Thanks for the complication. Lots of good fun and great nostalgia.
"complication"? Don't you mean "compilation"?
@@aspenrebel of course I did.
So many catchy tunes! I would never have guessed that last one (Peter Gunn) was from the 50s. It soundsore modern than that!
Peter Gunn first aired from 1958 to 1961. I always thought it had one of the best themes for a tv show.
I also liked the opening theme for the tv show Route 66 that was composed by Nelson Riddle.
Henry Mancini composed the Peter Gunn theme and the Pink Panther theme. Both are classics in jazz
westerns should have their own category
I was surprised at how many there were. I didn't get any of the westerns.
There were soooo many you could easily put 50 well known ones on a list.
We should bring them back
Most people I knew growing up just called it the Milton Berle show instead of Texaco Star Theater justnlike we called it the Jack Benny show!
I thought I'd never again hear The Texaco men singing. What a treat.
I wasn't around to watch 50's tv but I've seen reruns all my life. But never ever had I heard of Texaco Star Theater. The lyrics made me laugh a little. :)
It was more of an ad for Texaco.
you would probably know it better as the milton berle show
@@thewkovacs316 I never heard of that either. But I do know who Milton Berle was.
I was waiting for The Rifleman, Dennis the Menace, Dobie Gillis and The Real McCoys
Dobie Gillis FTW! Way before my time, but by far the best thing on TV then. I can't do westerns and apparently that was about half of TV at the time.
Like you I was waiting for 77 Sunset Strip.
But can you count the rifle shots in the opening?
Oh Chuck Connors, be still, my beating heart. I got about half or so. I'm not quite 40, but my mom raised me right. I also snuck the TV back on for Nick at Nite
Dobie Gillis isn’t on here? Ugh. Throw it all away! 🤣
I got all but eight of them. Not bad for someone born in the late 90's, lol.
Excellent! I missed 11 born 1952
That was a nice trip back to the 50s. I recognized a lot of the tunes but I could not identify them with the associated program!!!!! Still very enjoyable!!!!!! Thank You!!!!!!
I was a little kid in the 50's, living in a small rural town in central Wisconsin. We could only get 1 channel and I think it was independent but mostly showed CBS shows. I wasn't allowed to turn on the TV so I had some handicaps here. Anything on ABC or NBC I never heard of back then, and even with CBS available I could only remember the shows before my bed time! My parents were strict! I remember I LOVE LUCY and the JACK BENNY SHOW. Loved them. I love old fashioned comedy that makes fun of the comedian instead of pointing at scapegoats to make fun of, which seems common nowadays in our harsh world. But with our very childish wit, we used to all watch Superman and called him Pooperman. But a big show was missing: 77 Sunset Strip. I loved that show because it made me think that everyone in Los Angeles was a cool cat! I also grooved to American Bandstand, since I was the youngest and my older brothers and sisters would rock to it each week. My sister had a crush on a guy who danced on the show each week. LOL I absolutely hated Leave it to Beaver. I thought the 2 sons were total morons.
The 50's were obsessed with cowboy shows. I guess that's why every kid wanted a Red Rider BB gun.
Reminds me of a Christmas Story, " you'll shoot your eye out!'
That’s because times of the Wild West weren’t long ago the writers parents probably had vivid stories which led to the creation of these shows.
@@brittoncooper7361 Excuse me? The Wild West was in the 1860's to 90's.
That was more the '60's. At one point, all the top shows were Westerns, and the entire line up for the week was almost all Westerns. '50's were more "family oriented" shows.
"BB gun", C***, I wanted a 30-06 and a quick draw six shooter!!
Peter Gunn! I only know this because of "The Art of Noise". lol. 80's/90's kid here.
So do I! Sounds so cool.
An early Henry Mancini score. Still love it.
I strangely got more right for the 50’s then the 60’s! I only showed up halfway through the decade! I think Mom watched a lot of TV while Dad worked 2nd shift!
Me too. Many of the songs were popular and adapted for the show. E.g. Oh Danny Boy.
It's amazing how much these things worm their way into your mind. I was a little kid in the fifties but seventy years later I still remember them.
Wow no Amos and Andy, or Nat King Cole Show!!
I waited and glad I did. Peter Gunn. Yes! The very last one. Thanks! Perry Mason and Peter Gunn themes are tops IMO.
Peter Gunn is one of the coolest theme songs ever made.
@@scottwyatt1691 for the '50's. Some really cool ones in the '60's and '70's.
Even though i'm very very young I LOVE watching old movies and old tv shows don't watch much new tv anymore which yea thats weird with someone in the is generation..
I got 9. Missed 21
The "Captain Kangaroo" theme was used also on BBC Radio for a quiz show. I forget the real name for this tune or the quiz show. Can any UK or British Commonwealth viewer help, please?
Is it murder among the statues?
Peter gun still a bad ass song!!!!!
1 Lucille Ball
2 June Lockhart replacing by Cloris Leachman
3 Gunsmoke
4 leave it the beaver
5 father knows best with Robert young
6 dragnet with Joe Friday
7 Raymond Burr
8 the Donna Reed show
9 Alfred Hitchcock
10 the Lone Ranger
11 the honeymooners
12
13 the hosted by dick Clark
14 Richard Boone
15 Rick Nelson in the show
16 pre fame the Rockford files James Garner in the show
17 the late George reeves
18 wagon train
19 the Danny Thomas show or make room for daddy
20
21 Groucho Marx
22 George burns ( before he wears a glasses )
23 Jack Benny
24 captain kangaroo
25 the Mickey Mouse club
26 highway patrol
27 playground 90
28 eve Arden in 1950s
29 Peter gunn
Cloris Leachman was Jeff's mother on Jeff's Collie and June Lockhart was Timmy's mother on Lassie.
I was born in 1960. But have seen many TV shows from the 50's. I knew a lot of them.
Your missing
Tombstone territory- guest star: pre highway to heaven Michael Landon
Tales of Wells Fargo: starring with dale Robertson
Wait...during the 50s' my ass had to be in bed by 9pm.
Leave it to Beaver started at my bedtime, so my Mom used that as extortion to make me behave all day so I could stay up an extra 1/2 hour to watch itTreacherous army nurse. A lousy 1/2 hour for ALL day behavior. I shoulda called the cops for cruelty. LOL
Craig WHAT ARE YOU DOING UP AT THIS TIME TYPING MESSAGES ON UA-cam ?? !!! Get your ass into bed NOW !!! It's pass 9pm. DON'T LET ME SAY IT AGAIN !!!
I was born in 1961.
4i did not recognize.
9 I did not know at all.
Well done. I enjoyed it.
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Born 62, I think most of us would only remember Captain Kangaroo or Lassie since we were so young then. Most of the shows I remembee were in the 60s
Story time!!!!! First off, I'm young...keep that in mind for this story to make sense. My Senior year, my band director decided to be the typical goof that he is and, when trying to move through a bunch of students in my band class, he decided to say "make room for daddy". My classmates were HORRIFIED. My band director looked at them blankly and asked them what was the matter. He stated that Make Room for Daddy was a TV show. I said "Z, I remember my mom mentioning that show before." "See!!!! I'm not so crazy after all. Jeez Abby! What am I gonna do when you graduate? You're the only one who knows my references!!!!" At the end of class he actually pulled up one of the episodes on UA-cam to show my classmates that neither of us were crazy.
Abigale Kalal Haha that’s funny! :D
Funny, but he's got to learn some sense...
HOW YOUNG ARE YOU!!!?
Now Ads for the Hospital Danny Thomas started are on TV ALL THE TIME!!! Some times his daughter comes on, looking for donations.
@@aspenrebel right now, 23. My parents had me later than usual.....mom was in her 40s when I was born.
I grew up watching reruns of shows from the 50s through the 70s. And hearing my folks reference other shows that weren't airing as reruns yet.
I cannot believe I did better on the 50’s at 17-13 than I did on the 80’s when I was born in 1956😵! Those childhood memories ❤️
"Good Morning, Captain!"
I didn't know Captain Kangaroo had been around that long. I'd started watching that in 74 when I was in Kindergarten.
I met Audrey Meadows. When. I was. Visiting. My Aunt Dorothy. Who lived. In Beverly Hills. I also met Rosalind Russell. They were all nice. Earthy. People. Ellie Joy 29
Ellie. Joy. Cohen Cohen Your comment was very difficult to read with all the PERIODS! Do you have some sort of punctuation fetish?!?
I love Audrey meadows. Barely ever seen her in anything tho. She is up there in my favorite actors. The only thing Ive seen her in is on password.
I have her as my background on my phone. That's why I dream about her all the time
Does. The. Extra. Punctuation. Denote. Stuttering.?????????????
I Love Lucy!!!No one can forget that!
Wasn’t Hogan’s Heroes and Dad’s Army on during the 50’s
Hogan was '65 - '71. Never heard of Dad's Army.
You could have just looked it up, Mikihisa Komaki, rather than asking such a foolish question.
"Peter Gunn", spent a lot of late nights over recent years watching that show. I think the entire show was filmed indoors on one stage. Seems like it was always nighttime.
Every Saturday had to see.
Seeing these videos has made me realize how inundated that time period was with Western/Cowboy themed shows. Seemed very monotonous to me.
Schelle7000 You're a girl, aren't you?? lol - I was a tomboy - got myself a toy revolver and cowboy hat and played "cowboys and Indians"! Fun!!
I missed Texaco and Playhouse 90.
Me too. Never 90, Texaco theater I had but not Star, so a miss. I’m a hard grader.
I was born in Dec. of 1956, but seen a lot of these shows in syndication as a kid. I remembered quite a lot of them, especially American Bandstand, I Love Lucy, Dragnet, The Honeymooners, Donna Reed, Make Room for Daddy, The Mickey Mouse Club, and a few others. Thanks for the memories. (Jan Griffiths).
On Apple computers there is a voice called “Pipe Organ” and when it speak it speaks in the tune of the Alfred Hitchcock Presents theme
These were harder than 60s and 70s. (b. 57) Had to pause for some, and still didn't know a few of them. But I do love these vids.
Born in 64’ I knew about 3/4 of these show.
Brings back all the memories, I watched all of them. I knew all of the answers too. Dose that tell you how old I'am??
Great Trivia
You're 146
did not do very well, but i loved hearing the music again. oh the memories!
Awesome 😎👍
If my parents didn't watch the show we didn't watch the show so there's several shows on there I had no idea.
#1 I Love Lucy!!!
#2 was lassie
SPOILERS!!! 🤣😃👍
@@vanceyb #6 should have given you a hint...Tum ta tum tum! Tum ta tum tum Tums! Even #11 should have given you a hint...straight to the moon on WPIX every new year! I listen to #14, #16 and #18 on H&I as well! #24 also should have been easy...even if Tin Toy brought you back if you're a fan of Pixar! Full Metal Jacket brought me back to #25! And I was so surprised you didn't get Ozzie and Harriet.
sportsygirl8 How could anyonenot know Dragnet? Jack Webb was the Star, Joe Friday - he had several partners,including Harry Morgan🎂
How about you delete this spoilers comment instead of being a complete douche?
Very cool color picture of lucy and everyone in I love lucy
I was too young for some and I was never into westerns. But they were wonderful themes anyway!
I missed Jack Benny of all things. I always associated Benny with Love in Bloom. Still remembered the lyrics to Maverick and Paladin and the intro to Dragnet. My Dad bought our first TV in 1952 so that he could watch the Boston Celtics and Willie Mays. My mom parked me in front of the TV during the day while she cleaned house; I still remember the theme from Edge of Night.
What '60's TV show star (which I am going to assume is on the '60's version of this quiz), played for the Celtics?
How did I know most of these? I was born in 86 😂🤣🤣🤣
'85 here. I think our parents just did a good job exposing us to good shit! I remember being the only kid in my kindergarten class who knew who "Lassie" was and begged for a collie cause of it.
musicalkisses Love ummm........you don't have a life?
@@dougboggio7098- Ummmm, can you NOT be a "Doug" right now.
Harbird Boo many pardons.......it was not my intention to offend, just a curious thought on my part
Because you were killed in Vietnam, and reborn in the 80s.
Wow i love the 1950s theme song because of the music 🎵 is so sweet 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I missed 10. Knew some of them by memory but couldn't pull the name out quickly enough. Fun quiz.
Kept waiting for the Loretta Young Show theme song.
I was born in '57. I nailed all but 3. I probably could've gotten all but Playhouse 90 (never watched it), but it made it much harder that more than half weren't the original theme song but only lame studio musician recreations. A lot of those ones I had to really listen to realize what it actually was supposed to be. And I'll bet that's why a lot of people didn't recognize as many as they would have if it had been the actual authentic song from the show. Every authentic theme I knew in the first 2 or 3 notes. What would be really fun is if someone put together one of these using the jingles from those old commercial we used to see over & over & over. Like all those cigarette commercials.... "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should...." or " Parliament...with the filter that's in...recessed in" or "You can take Salem out of the country BUT....You can't take the country out of Sa-lem".
We used to say, "Don't smoke 'em, Sail 'em."
1. I love Lucy
2. Lassie
3.Gun Smoke
4. Leave it to Beaver
5. Father knows best
6. Don’t know (Thought it was perry mason again 😜)
7. Perry Mason finally
8. Donna Reed show
9. Alfred Hitchcock of course I know this I’m a Bates Motel fan :)
10. Never heard this
11. The honey mooners
12. Never heard of it
13. Never heard of it
14. I KNOW THIS OMFG SJSJS I CANT THINK OF IT
15. Never heard of it
16. Never heard of it
17. Superman
18. Wagon Train (never heard the theme before)
19. Never heard of it
20. (Lots of westerns in the 50s) Wyatt Earp
21. Never hears of it
22. Never heard of it
23. Never heard of it
24. I know I’ve heard this theme never heard of the show
25. Heard of it but never seen it
26. Never seen it
27. Never heard of it
28. Never heard of it
29. Heard the song but not the show
Only got 12 right but hey that is good for being it was before my time by quite a bit.
I got 10 right.
Steve Reeves! The best Superman ever!
I really wonder what happened to him they say it was suicide but extremely questionable
I think his name was George Reeves
Gosh we watched a lot of westerns
Wow I knew more than half
I only knew of few of these since I was born in the late 60's, but still very cool.
08:00 Dude never should have pissed off Sheriff Clootie and The Stone Witch
The Captain Kangaroo theme's official name is Puffing Billy. It was originally used on a BBC radio children's show.
I literally shrieked when I heard Lassie and I Love Lucy. I was born in 2004 lmao.
same...and 2004? really? me too.
2003 here
I expected to do poorly on this as I was born in 1955, but dang if I didn't get every single one... that's kind of scary. Lassie & Captain Kangaroo (my favorite!)... sure do miss that simple, sweet sort of entertainment!
"Mr. Rogers"; "Major Mudd"; "Rex Trailer and Boomtown".
I Missed, Lassie, Father Knows Best, The Donna Reed Show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Honeymooners, Texaco Star Theatre, Have Gun-Will Travel, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, Maverick, Wagon Train, Make Room For Daddy, The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, You Bet Your Life, The Burns and Allen Show, The Jack Benny Show, The Mickey Mouse, Playhouse 90, Our Miss Brooks, Peter Gunn.
The majority I did know were ones I watched as Reruns years later. A Few like Highway Patrol and Superman I remembered watching as a very little kid.
Thanks
How about the theme to Ben Casey! ☺️ Oh, and the Jackie Gleason variety show! 😀
Thank goodness for ME TV!
I hardly ever watched any of these shows so I hardly got any of these.
Got half of them born in 72.
OMG!! "Captain Kangaroo". That was about a million years ago!!!
1, I love Lucy
2, Timmy & Lassie or Jeff's Collie
3, Gunsmoke
4, Leave it To Beaver
5, Father knows Best
6, Dragnet 1954
7, Perry Mason
8, ?
9, Alfred Hitchcock Presents
10, The Lone Ranger
11, The Honeymooners
12, Texaco Star Theatre
13, American Bandstand
14, ?
15,?
16, Maverick
17, Superman
18, Wagon Train
19, ?
20 ,Wyatt Earp
21, ?
22,?
23, ?
24, Capt Kangaroo
25, Mickey Mouse Club
26, Highway Patrol
27, ?
28, ?
29, Peter Gunn
9 wrong , Well I was born in 63
They had some catchy theme tunes in usa i n 50s only 3 heared of if lucy and lone ranger lassie
In order: I Love Lucy, Lassie, Gunsmoke, Leave it to Beaver, Father Knows Best, Dragnet, Perry Mason, The Donna Reed Show, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Lone Ranger, The Honeymooners, Texaco Star Theatre, American Bandstand, Have Gun, Will Travel, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, Maverick, Superman, Wagon Train, Make Room for Daddy, Wyatt Earp, You Bet Your Life, The Burns and Allen Show, The Jack Benny Program, Captain Kangaroo, The Mickey Mouse Club, Highway Patrol, Playhouse 90, Our Miss Brooks, Peter Gunn. My pleasure. I was born in 1954 and I only missed 2, Did pretty well on the rest.
Great! But now which was the BEST show and/or your FAVORITE show? I think "Gunsmoke" was on for 20 years!! "Honeymooners" was ONLY on for 1 season!! "Superman" was actually a pretty good show, production wise. The supporting cast was a bit "comical". I say that MY FAVORITE show is "Perry Mason".
F off point killer.
This is a guessing game. How about NOT posting the answers and ruining people's fun.
The Lone Ranger theme is actually an exerpt from Rossini s William Tell Overture
I've got I Love Lucy and Leave it to Beaver correct, I was expecting the Rifleman and Dennis the Menace but oh well.
I was born in 1973 and I use to watch re runs of Gunsmoke, Lassie, and Leave it to Beaver 😂 Lmao
I do remember some of those shows but didn't watch them as re runs just remember the titles.
Answering while listening and not watching.
1. I love Lucy
2. ... I don't know...
3. Gunsmoke
4. Leave it to Beaver
5. The Donna Reed Show (wrong)
6. Dragnet
7. Perry Mason
8. The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (wrong)
9. Alfred Hitchcock Presents
10. The Lone Ranger
11. ... I don't know...
12. Texico Star Presents ( half right)
13. American Bandstand
14. Have Gun Will Travel
15. The Danny Thomas Show (Wrong, I seem to be getting these family shows all mixed up)
16. Maverick (one of my favorite shows)
17. The Adventures of Superman
18. ... I don't know...
19. The Danny Thomas Show
20. Wyatt Earp (Only guessed because it named it)
21. You Bet Your Life
22. ... I don't know...
23. ... I don't know. but sounds familiar
24. The Captain Kangaroo Show
25. The Mickey Mouse Club
26. Highway Patrol (named again)
27. ... I don't know...
28. ... I don't know but sounds familiar
29, Peter Gunn (one of the coolest show themes of all time)
I got only 18 and a half out of 29. This was before my time.
Many of these shows had their theme songs re done between seasons.
We didn't have a TV until I was older so I missed several. Then, when we did get one, I spent most of the time outside, summer and winter. Now days I can't stand tv.
Got most of them.
I got 26 right only cause i never cared for Maverick, Gunsmoke and Perry Manson.
Weird. Perry Manson always spoke so highly of you.
Leave It to Beaver
Got about 80% .....not bad for a family who didn’t have a TV back in the 50-60’s 🤫🤫🤫🤫🤫
I love Lucy
I got nearly half, about the same as I did with the 80s. So for me it's:
*1960s*
Almost all of them.
*1970s*
Well over half, but not as many as the Sixties.
*1980s*
Seeing as they were my teenage years, you'd think... but no. Maybe half, probably less.
*1950s*
About the same as the Eighties, so make of it what you will that I did equally well (poorly) with the decade of my teens and the decade before I was born.