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61. 1950’s TV and Some Old West Legends: 50’s Television at its Best - Fifties TV Classics

Fifties Timeless TV Classic 1950’s TV and Some Old West Legends by Guy Belleranti The 1950’s and early 1960’s produced a myriad of television westerns. Most were about fictional people, but a few were developed around actual old west legendary figures. Four series especially come to mind: The Adventures of Wild...
URL: http://www.loti.com/fifties_TV/1950s_TV_and_some_old_west_legends.htm - 7KB - 18 Sep 2006

62. Bill Cullen: Master Game Show Host and Panelist - Fifties TV Show - A Timeless TV Classic

Timeless TV Classic Bill Cullen: Master Game Show Host and Panelist by Guy Belleranti The name Bill Cullen is synonymous with the television game show. Actually however, this master game show host and panelist began in radio in his hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where he assisted with news, sports coverage...
URL: http://www.loti.com/fifties_TV/Bill_Cullen_Master_Game_Show_Host.htm - 7KB - 18 Dec 2006

63. The Defenders: A Legal Drama Classic - 1960’s Television at its Best - A Sixties TV Classic

Sixties Timeless TV Classic The Defenders: A Legal Drama Classic by Guy Belleranti More than two decades before L. A. Law and Law and Order there was the fine legal television drama The Defenders. The program ran for 4 seasons from 1961 to 1965. 132 episodes were made, and all of them were black and white...
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/The_Defenders_A_Legal_Drama_Classic.htm - 6KB - 19 Dec 2006

64. Gidget – Introducing Sally Field – A Television Classic - Sixties TV Show - A Timeless TV Classi

In 1965 an 18 year-old Sally Field made her national acting debut with the ABC television comedy Gidget. Based upon the character from a 1957 novel and then made more famous by Sandra Dee in a 1959 film.
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/Gidget_Sally_Field.htm - 6KB - 20 Apr 2007

65. Lights, Camera 50s Movies - The Fifties

Lights, Camera, 50's! By Jeff Little The 50's frightened Hollywood. The advent of television and its eventual popularity was viewed as a threat to the film industry…and it was. Millions of Americans abandoned the movie theater in favor of TV and the future of the film industry was in doubt throughout the decade....
URL: http://www.loti.com/lights_camera_50s.htm - 11KB - 23 Jan 2006

66. The Green Hornet - Television in the 1960’s – Television Classics - Sixties TV Shows - Timeless

The Green Hornet and his sidekick, Kato, made their first appearances on radio in 1936. In fact, they were created and developed by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker, the same men behind the creation of the masked western hero The Lone Ranger.
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/The_Green_Hornet.htm - 7KB - 23 May 2007

67. The F.B.I. - A Classic Crime Drama - 1960s Television at its Best - A Sixties TV Classic

Crime and police dramas have been popular on television for a long time. One of the longest running series was The F.B.I. This program was one of my father’s favorites, and as I watched episodes with him on Sunday evenings, I also grew to like it.
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/The_F_B_I.htm - 7KB - 26 Mar 2007

68. The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet

Fifties TV The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet? Author: Jeff Little Most lovers of television will tell you that, to say the least, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet was by far one of the biggest misnomers in the history of the medium. The series was easily one of the mildest and most uneventful programs to ever make a TV tube glow. But it...
URL: http://www.loti.com/adventures_of_ozzie_and_harriet.htm - 7KB - 27 Oct 2005

69. Your Show of Shows - The Fifties

A Real Show Starter By Jeff Little If you're old enough to remember what happened every Saturday night from 1950-1954 you're old enough to remember Your Show of Shows. If you're not that old you have still been exposed (on an almost daily basis) to the shows it spawned. Say, "Saturday nights, NBC, a...
URL: http://www.loti.com/a_show_of_shows.htm - 10KB - 28 Dec 2005

70. The Untouchables - Fifties TV Shows - A Timeless TV Classic

Timeless TV Classic The Untouchables by Guy Belleranti Set in the Prohibition era of the late 1920’s and early 1930’s The Untouchables became a hit television program in 1959. The show started with a two hour pilot and then became a regular series with 118 episodes being aired over four seasons. The...
URL: http://www.loti.com/fifties_TV/The_Untouchables.htm - 8KB - 29 Jan 2007

71. Lawman - 1960’s Television Western – Sixties TV Show - A Timeless TV Classic

Timeless TV Classic Lawman by Guy Belleranti A number of Warner Brothers produced westerns ran on television during the 1950s and early 1960’s. Among the more famous were Maverick and Cheyenne . One not as remembered, but still good, was Lawman. The ABC TV series starred John Russell as Marshal Dan Troop...
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/Lawman_sixties_western.htm - 6KB - 30 Aug 2007

72. Flipper TV Show - 1960s Television at its Best - A Sixties TV Classic

Flipper the dolphin came to NBC television in 1964. This series followed the adventures of a widowed Florida Park ranger, his two sons and, of course, the family’s pet, Flipper the dolphin.
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/Flipper_to_the_Rescue_TV_Show.htm - 6KB - 05 Mar 2007

73. Laredo – A Western with Humor - 1960’s Television – Sixties TV Show - A Timeless TV Classic

Timeless TV Classic Laredo – A Western with Humor by Guy Belleranti The western was much less prevalent on television by the middle 1960’s, with only a few long-running classics and a couple new series on the airwaves each year. One of these new series was Laredo. Shot in color and in hour-long...
URL: http://www.loti.com/sixties_TV/Laredo_A_Western_with_Humor.htm - 7KB - 05 Nov 2007

74. Hi-Yo, Silver! It’s the Long Ranger! - Visiting the Old West - 1950’s TV and Some Old West Legen

Fifties Timeless TV Classic Hi-Yo, Silver! It’s the Long Ranger! by Guy Belleranti The Lone Ranger was one of the earliest television westerns. The program began in 1949 and ran for 221 episodes, ending after the 1957 season. Created by writer Fran Striker and producer George W. Trendle, as a program for...
URL: http://www.loti.com/fifties_TV/The_Lone_Ranger.htm - 7KB - 07 Feb 2007

75. Mike Hammer: Call Him What you Will - 1950’s TV - 50’s Television at its Best - Fifties TV Class

Fifties Timeless TV Classic Mike Hammer: Call Him What you Will except Unforgettable by Avis Yarbrough "I don’t want to arrest anyone. I just want to shoot somebody." A dick, private investigator, gumshoe, hired gun, or just plain P.I., sums up Mickey Spillane’s 1950’s classic character Mick Hammer. Hard...
URL: http://www.loti.com/fifties_TV/Mike_Hammer.htm - 6KB - 07 Oct 2007

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