Ha, how old??
Seinfeld
The Golden Girls
Designing Women
The Bob Newhart Show
Newhart
Taxi
Cheers
Barney Miller
@eyemom, take heart; you were not alone. Miss Barbara (or whoever it was) never saw me either. She saw my brother and sister, but never me. I don’t have a common name for the time and I took it personally.
Did anyone mention the Addams Family? I preferred it to the Munsters. I also like a show called Camp Runamuck about the madcap adventures at a summer camp. I don’t think it was on for more than a season or two.
Not exactly sitcoms, but I loved Love American Style.
I Love Lucy. Classic slapstick. Love it.
@eyemamom Same here. I waited every time thinking that Miss MaryAnn would call my name but never happened. I think she just called out the most popular names of the era and mine was definitely not one of them.
Sisters.
I had a fairly common name for the time. When my daughter was little she was the one yelling out the answers for blues clues.
I also like That Girl and of course Mary Tyler Moore. I wanted a big letter on my wall.
I LOVED Sesame Street and Reading Rainbow when my boys were little. Truly. I loved watching with them.
I remember watching I Spy with my brother after my parents had gone to bed. I think it came on at 10 PM on the east coast.
since it has expanded from just sitcoms, why has no one mentioned Mannix? Hawaii 5-0 was right at my bedtime, but I often got to listen to the opening theme song.
I liked Columbo, Rockford Files and Brian Keith in “Little People.” My sibs got to be extras because his relatives were our neighbors.
I loved Sesame Street, which taught S to read at age 3 and Reading Rainbow that reinforced our kids love of reading.
Another old favorite of mine is Get Smart.
Love American Style. I remember sneaking to watch that show thinking my parents would not approve!
I Dream of Jeannie
I Love Lucy
Get Smart
F Troop
Brady Bunch (especially the Hawaii episode with Vincent Price)
my all time favorite tho is Mission Impossible
As long as we are moving past sitcoms: Magnum,PI
Never heard of Wondeama. Was it regional?
McMillan & Wife opening theme always got me going. Not a sitcom but it had some comedy element.
Wonderama was a kids program, here in NYC I remember it when I was growing up having Bob McAllister as the host…I never really watched it, kind of reminded me of the kids program parodied on the Weird Al Movie “UHF”
My wife and I had some favorites from when my son was little, we liked Arthur on PBS, loved Little Bear on Nick, and I loved Thomas the Tank engine when George Carlin was doing the voices:)
I will sheepishly admit to watching “David the Gnome” when there were no children present.
I completely had forgotten about McMillan & Wife. Loved that show - wasn’t that Susan St. James who played the wife?