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For me :-
Hogans Heroes.
Home Improvements.
McHales Navy.
Beverley Hillbillies.
Gilligans Island.
The Real McCoys.
Streets of San Francisco.
Trailer Park Boys.
All in the family.
MASH.
Petticoat Junction.
I Dream of Jeanie.
Due South.
Laramie.
Andy Griffiths Show.
Gunsmoke.
Cheers.
The Dukes of Hazard.
Gomer Pyle.
F Troop.

Thats all I can think of at the moment.....and your favourites?.

I like all of those and these ...

Frasier
Leave It To Beaver
Everybody Loves Raymond
Seinfeld
CSI:NY
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Law & Order: SVU
Columbo
The Twilight Zone
Kojak

as Crime shows go, like the British better
Poirot
https://tvbox.ag/tv/145/agatha-christies-poirot

Lewis
https://tvbox.ag/tv/505/lewis

All in the Family
Hill Street Blues

Growing up it was The adventures of Rin Tin TIn, my grandfather had a German Shepherd and I called him naturally Rinnie. Gooooooo Rinnie. Rusty and Biff were the team.

And for a Canadian show and keeping to the same dog theme was The Littlest Hobo.
That's all we needed as a kid.

EVERY Saturday Night HNIC Hockey Night in Canada

Use to watch seven of those on sports list and one (Columbo on occasions) on Lone Stars list Sorry Doodoo but always switched All in the family and Hill Street Blues off as soon as they started although I did watch HNIC whenever I could Also watched Bewitched (lord knows why ), space 1999, star trek, Man from U N C L E, green acres (although cant remember much apart from the theme tune after all these years )

Dinner is out of the way, now let me try and jog your memory Stats from my memory of Green Acress and not wikip...
Green Acres was the place to be away from New York, Eddie Albert and Zsa Zsa Gabor. Mr Haney the salesman in the old truck, Fred Ziffell and Arnold his pet pig, Sam Drucker from the store and occassionaly a visit from Petticoat Junction folks, Zeb ?, Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter.

Forgot about Rin Tin Tin and Hill Street Blues, Star Trek great shows. Barney your not that old, are you?. Kojak, another great one and his hair style still lives on in Udon.

Doesn't seem to ring any bells Sport, but I cant get that bl**dy theme tune out of my head now. It was a long long time ago and I was only a baby at the time honest

Forgot about
- Make Room for Daddy w/Danny Thomas
- Dick Van Dyke Show

Ironside
Shaft
McCloud
The Rockford files
Quincy
Police Woman
Cannon

Sport
Barney your not that old, are you?.

Sport, I'm a '56 baby the same year TV was introduced to aussie land and sat on the floor and watched it all on a Black and White PYE TV. Those were the days.

stattointhailand wrote: ↑

August 6, 2018, 8:00 pm

Doesn't seem to ring any bells Sport, but I cant get that bl**dy theme tune out of my head now. It was a long long time ago and I was only a baby at the time honest

Thinking about it, I wonder if it was on AFTER something like Grandstand on a Sat early evening or after a kids programme ..... that would explain why I remember the progs theme tune and nothing else about it

Daydreaming again today at lunch and a show popped into my grey matter...had completely forgotten this show.
Loved this show as a kid. Totally futuristic well ahead of time. Has that constant radar ping through the show.
Still the best looking submarine ever. ???
" Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea "

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXJM0eVrGbY

For U.S. shows I like,

Leave it to Beaver
Twilight Zone
Gerry Shandling Show
Jack Benny
The Honeymooners
All in the Family
Mary Tyler Moore
Colombo
The Rebel (Johnny Yuma)
New York PDI

For Canada:

Blackstone
SCTV
Made in Canada
individual of Kensington
Newsroom
Republic of Doyle
Mohawk Girls
Sunnyside
Red Green Show

You posters have bought back some memories of great shows, now onto Youtube. Voyage to the bottom of the sea and The Honeymooners, simply terrific.

Canadian:

How's It Made
Red Green Show...... "I'm a man, but I can change, If I have to, I guess."

Shado wrote: ↑

August 15, 2018, 9:54 am

Canadian:

How's It Made
Red Green Show...... "I'm a man, but I can change, If I have to, I guess."

Khun Shado, remember to keep your stick on the ice.

Tales of the Riverbank had Canadian "actors" Hammy the hamster etc etc were all from Canada and filmed there.

Dont think Johnny Morris was a Canuk though, but I might be wrong

Red Green
If it cant be done with DUCT TAPE it aint natural

"THE SNOWPLOW" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPYFbGveWlQ