Many of those plus...
Whirlybirds
Spin and Marty

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Originally posted by Redleg06:
Many of those plus...
Whirlybirds
Spin and Marty

I wonder how many people—besides me, remembers the “N” number of the Whirlybirds helo?

Hogan's Heroes
Magnum PI

What about( Voyage To the Bottom Of The Sea)?

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Originally posted by GaryBF:
Where's the love for "Tom Corbet: Space Cadet"?

I was just about to post that one. Looking back on it, it was pretty hokey, but I enjoyed it.

flashguy

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Originally posted by jljones:
Magnum, PI
Simon and Simon
Miami Vice
The A Team
Starsky and Hutch
Mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
Gilligan's Island
Hill Street Blues

And some not so well remembered-

Houston Knights
Jake and the Fatman
Riptide
Hardcastle and McCormick
Greatest American Hero

Bam!

Great list!

I'll add:

Knight Rider
Tour of Duty
Airwolf
Black Sheep Squadron
Tales of the Golden Monkey
Dukes of Hazzard
Blue Thunder
CHIPs
TJ Hooker
The Fall Guy

Most of the shows I watched growing up are already listed:

I remember it was weekly/mandatory viewing of
Dallas, Falcon Crest, Hee Haw, and the Dukes Of Hazard.

Does anyone remember watching Solid Gold, Star Search or The Midnight Special featuring various music bands.

I was older when MadTV and In Living Color came out.

During the summer I used to watch re-runs of Combat at 2pm on a Cleveland based channel.

Other Favorites:
Hunter, Simon/Simon, Miami Vice, Airwolf, Nighthawk, Renegade.

Also WCW wrestling on TBS: The Road Warriors, The Four Horseman, Nikita Koloff, The Fabulous Freebirds.

I saw it already mentioned but I do have to repeat Tour of Duty.

My Dad and I watched Dragnet every week without fail.

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Originally posted by jgerge222:
What about( Voyage To the Bottom Of The Sea)?

I forgot about that one. Sunday's at 7:00 (Eastern time) on ABC.

A few that may not have been mentioned

Johnny Quest
Batman
The Rockford Files
Lost In Space
Adam 12
Emergency
The Rifleman
Flipper
Mission:::::::: Impossible
Get Smart
My Three Sons

Steve McQueen > Wanted, Dead or alive

I liked to watch the Flying Tigers. And old Western movies.

Remember a few of one's listed. But as a kid, we were always outside, making our own adventures. Some were to adventurous--- I once came home with a cracked skull from skipping rocks down at the creek (crick)

TV was not our thing. The most memorable was JFK's assassination, when I came home to Mom crying.

I didn't see All in the family or Sanford and Son mentioned yet.

Here is a few more
Life of Riley
Mannix
Peter Gunn
Hawaii Five O (Orginal)
Rin Tin Tin
Lassie
My Three Sons
Oh Suzanna
Our Miss Brookes
Captain Video
Buck Rodgers
Hondo
Shotgun Slade
Becker
Barney Miller
Banacheck
A Team

The Big Picture

Highway Patrol
Sgt. Preston of the Yukon

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:
Have Gun Will Travel was the best!

I adopted a business slogan later in life.

Have Tools Will Travel! for heavy equipment repair.

For 10 What-The-Heck points: What was Paladins birth name, First and last.
Hint--His 1st name was actually spoken when a individual from his military days greeted him in SF.

Good flash from the past as I, like many... have been re-watching my youth.
A few episodes of each though seems to be good, but time to try another.
For my wife these are all new as she grew up in Cape Town and there TV arrived,
live and in color with one channel in.....1976. And the station split 50/50 with Africans and English.

Has Sky King been mentioned
And Bill Bixby with his fly car ---long before he was green.

Miami Vice
Magnum PI
A-team
Airwolf

Wonder Woman
Charlie's Angels
Isis
Captain Marvel
Johnny Quest
Captain America
Spiderman
Greatest American Hero
Cannon
Little House on the Prairie
Highway to Heaven
Different Strokes
Facts of Life
I Love Lucy
TJ Hooker
Adam 12
CHIPS
Barney Miller

James