I give you - The Prime Time Schedule for 1967....... *wipes tear from eye*

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

Those were the days!
:cry:

[redqueen]

1. Wow...

Strange to see all those shows on during prime time... Star Trek, Beverly Hillbillies, Gomer Pyle... wow.

[elperromagico]

2. Where are you getting these?

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

7. google

[ronnykmarshall]

3. AND there were only 3 channels

and the programs were better!

[maveric]

9. And primetime began at 7:30.

[Semi_subversive]

4. The Second 100 years was one of my favorites

Thanks for reminding me of how ancient I am.

[maveric]

13. Monte Markham

[Semi_subversive]

20. And Arthur O'Connell as his son

Loved it.

[Midlodemocrat]

5. Growing up my brothers and I always watched Rat Patrol

and Combat. My younger brother, the most peaceful man on the planet played army until he was 12. We really loved those shows and grew up to be staunch liberals. Wonder what the right wing would think about TV violence and that?

[Wisc Badger]

17. You know me and the kids in my neighborhood

must have killed more Germans and Japanese then have ever been born in the history of man playing WWII in the parks and neighborhoods in the mid 60's.

Not a homicidal maniac in the bunch.

Go figure.

[Midlodemocrat]

18. I know. When I had my son, I vowed that he would never

play with guns. Well, he made them from legos, sticks, etc. I harken back to when my brothers were young, and especially my younger brother, the biggest pacifist and kindest man on the planet. I am hoping that my boy turns out a little like that.

[WI_DEM]

6. Now That's Entertainment!!

[ET Awful]

8. Anyone else get the feeling that TV Guide wasn't makin' that much

money back then :) Hell, the whole issue could fit on one sheet of paper :)

[MrScorpio]

10. Now that was some damn good television

Damned damn good

[Bjornsdotter]

11. The Smothers Brothers

I loved watching them....we need them now.

Cheers,
Kim

[maveric]

12. Bringing back fond memories. Only 3 chanels meant QUALITY programming.

When did Batmanbegin its 2 shows a week schedule. It used to be on Tuedays and Thursdays.

Cowboy in Africa was Chuck Conners lame attempt to revitalize his typecasted career.

Ron Ely was a lame Tarzan with perfect language skills.

Beverly Hillbillies, Bewitched, Green Acres, Gomer Pyle, Andy Griffith Show, Get Smart and Hogans Heroes were all comedy classics.

Thank you for posting this!

[nine23]

14. At least one "Quinn Martin Production" every night of the week!!!

And "Dragnet '68", when L.A. HIPPIES AND FLOWER CHILDREN WERE THE "BAD GUYS" AND "CRIMINALS"!!!

[jswordy]

15. This is not...I REPEAT NOT...a sex post!

Come ride the little train that is rolling down the tracks to the junction.
(Petticoat Junction)
Forget about your cares, it is time to relax at the junction.
(Petticoat Junction)

Lotsa curves, you bet. Even more when you get
To the junction, Petticoat Junction.

There's a little hotel called the Shady Rest at the junction.
(Petticoat Junction)
It is run by Kate, come and be her guest at the junction.
(Petticaor Junction)
And that's Uncle Joe, he's a movin' kind of slow at the junction,
Petticoat Junction.

[JVS]

16. The Felony Squad?

Is that like us?

[fluffernutter]

19. too cool! funny that Family Affair and Andy Griffith were on so late

for being such wholesome family shows

[edbermac]

21. You got a problem with I Dream Of Jeannie?

I don't! And never will...

[Left Is Write]

22. Lawrence Welk! That Girl! Bewitched! Wild, Wild West! Star Trek!

Yay!

[St. Jarvitude]

23. Interesting to see a Disney show on NBC

Interesting only because these days, Disney owns ABC.

[Eugene]

24. Very interesting.

Except for Thursday nights (Batman),
all the shows my family watched
in prime time were on CBS.

Thanks for the post!