Off the top of your head, what's your favorite 60's TV series?

[WI_DEM]

I like Dick Van Dyke, Bewitched, and Andy Griffith.

[xmas74]

1. Addams Family.

[ronnykmarshall]

2. Laugh-In

[terrya]

3. Bewitched, Dick Van Dyke, The Name of the Game...but the episodes...

only with Gene Barry. :-)

[villager]

4. yeah, the Gene Barry "Name of the Game" episodes!

Especially that one where he has a "flash forward" about what the ravages of pollution will be...

But overall, my favorite series of the era was "The Prisoner..."

[terrya]

5. Wasn't that an excellent episode?

It was written by a sci-fi writer. Forget who it was right now.

And of course...you're right. I have to include "The Prisoner" in there...even though I STILL, to this day, have no idea whatsoever what the last episode was supposed to be about.

[villager]

8. Spielberg directed it!

I just found out when looking it up on imdb. "L.A. 2017" was the episode -- we're pretty damn close, now. Gotta find the writer, though.

Yeah, I don't think I've seen that episode since it was aired, way back when, and I still remember it!

As for "The Prisoner" --well, the enigma keeps us watching, que no?

[terrya]

10. Spielberg directed that??!! Wow...

I knew he was doing television work early in his career...that episode of "Night Gallery" with Joan Crawford...and that great movie of the week, "Duel" with Dennis Weaver...but I didn't know Spielberg directed "L.A. 2017". Interesting.

[Left Is Write]

6. DVD and Bewitched for sure! I love them.

Also - I've Got A Secret with Garry Moore and The Price Is Right with Bill Cullen. And Star Trek.

ETA The Twilight Zone - how could I have forgotten to include it?

[ralps]

7. Star Trek

:hi:

[gollygee]

9. Monkees

[Technowitch]

11. Star Trek and The Outer Limits

[Atlas Mugged]

12. 'That Was The Week That Was'

I was really quite young, barely a teenager, but that show cemented my sense of humor and political persuasion.

[Speck Tater]

13. Batman! (nt)

[Richardo]

14. Get Smart in a walk

SOOOOO funny. :)

[mr blur]

15. "The Prisoner"

Just saw it all again - excellent.

[LeftyMom]

16. Star Trek or Get Smart nt

:)

[welshTerrier2]

17. The Rogues

not real well known but it had the best acting and the best plot lines ... way ahead of its time ...

big name cast included: David Niven, Gig Young, Charles Boyer, Robert Coote, Gladys Cooper and Larry Hagman

first aired: 9/13/1964

[Maccagirl]

18. The Man from UNCLE

I was seriously in love with David McCallum.

[blondeatlast]

19. The Monkees. I know, I know, but it never fails to make me laugh. nt