If you could bring back a old TV show which one would it be ?

[Isaac-Saxxon]

Matt Dillon never did take Miss Kitty


Ben, Lil Joe, Adam and Hoss never took a bride either


The original Hooterville

Everybody here singel !


No sir not one married person here either

[Pocahontas]

I do remember that Betty Joe (red head) finally got married to Steve on Petticoat.
As to who shared the first bed LN was it Mr. and Mrs. Brady?

[Isaac-Saxxon]

I like the way this girl could handle up on that shotgun. Nope no gun control for ELLIE MAE

[LateNight]

Originally Posted by Pocahontas

I do remember that Betty Joe (red head) finally got married to Steve on Petticoat.
As to who shared the first bed LN was it Mr. and Mrs. Brady?

Well.. when I posted the question.. I had thought the answer was Fred and Wilma Flintstones, which started in 1960 I believe. Turns out I was wrong.

read more .. First TV Couple in Same Bed

[purpahurl]

Maybe that's why Burt and Ernie did not share a bed on TV.
I would like to see the Beverly Hillbillys again. That show was funny.

[Pocahontas]

Originally Posted by Isaac-Saxxon

Matt Dillon never did take Miss Kitty
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Ben, Lil Joe, Adam and Hoss never took a bride either
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The original Hooterville
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Everybody here singel !

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No sir not one married person here either

Oh wait I do believe we have a married couple! There was indeed a Mrs. Drysdale (the banker's wife) who lived next door! She was snooty and hated the Clampetts. She made cameos with her poodles and pearls!

[Isaac-Saxxon]

James Franciscus as Mike Longstreet



PREMISE: Mike Longstreet is a a New Orleans insurance investigator recovering from an explosion that killed his wife Ingrid and took his sight. He decides to remain an investigator. With the help from his best friend Duke (who heads the Great Pacific Casualty Company), and aid of braille teacher Nikki and his guide dog Pax, Longstreet tracked down the jewel thieves who murdered his wife, and continued his career as a detective. Bruce Lee had a recurring role in the series teaching Longstreet jeet kune do, a Chinese form of improvisational combat.

[vixweb]

Does anyone remember " Ma and Pa Kettle " That was hillarious! The old couple who won the "modern house" from the back of a tobacco pouch! Anyone?! It used to come on right after " Francis the talking Mule"

[j.nc]

Originally Posted by vixweb

Does anyone remember " Ma and Pa Kettle " That was hillarious! The old couple who won the "modern house" from the back of a tobacco pouch! Anyone?! It used to come on right after " Francis the talking Mule"

Yep - good one vix - they were movies and had seven or eight in the series -the one you mention is the 1st. That one is the classic. that one and a few others came out as a cheap DVD too. But they had a lot of rotation on TV in the 60s/70s. Fancis the talking Mule was a movie series too. Neither made for TV.

Which reminds me, one of the local channels in the late 60s/early 70s hosted an "afternoon theatre" and would show some old movie. The movies you mention were typical of something they'd show -the theme music for a while was something like (warning typical crappy midi if you follow link) "Holiday for Strings" (don't say I didn't warn you"). A host (a local TV guy I think because the whole thing was a local presentation) would come on and intro the movie and then during one of the commercial breaks come back on and have some kind of contest. I'll think of the name of the show - as far as the channel it was on - there were only three so take your pick.

[Pocahontas]

Did anyone watch China Beach (late 80s) or Northern Exposure (early 90s)?

I loved them both!!