Memories of us 3 kids watching TV with Mom and Dad back in the 60s. Miss ya, Mom and Dad.

When all of these TV shows originally aired, back in those days, if you missed something on TV, you missed it!

Ahhhhhhhhhhh 😫 I feel so old. But they were great times, some sad days, some smiles. One tv in the house (black and white, till your family could afford a color tv and the giant tube radio too). Oh I am so glad some of these shows are posted in full here and on Dailymotion 😃 and I should say also never forget old radio shows, still playing on the radio today....in NY on Sunday nights on WBAI 99.5, they are online too. Thanks dad for that transistor radio with the one white earplug that look like an egg lol...ohhhh I feel old again. Kimba Rules🦁!

The Last Years Of American Nostalgic. 1960's 1970's. I Would Go Back In A Heartbeat!

Oh!!! mutual Of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. Watched at our Grandparents house with the volume turned up until the wood paneling on the walls would vibrate!!! Loved those nights 😍

I LOVED Beanie and Cecil when I was little!

As soon as I saw the very first frame , I knew "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom". The mind is a wonderous thing, I couldn't tell you what I had for dinner last night!

Laying on the living room floor looking at our big console TV watching Wild Kingdom! This is the good place on you tube.

Thank you, Fred. You've brought back so many memories. What a great job you have accomplished.

holy moley. beany and cecil. great job preserving, as usual.

Thank you so much for these great memories... I'd forgotten most of these, but this brought them all back! PS: I never realized those girls in that UFO show had purple hair -- we only had B&W TV so I thought their hair was silver! lol

Boy the graphics & costumes have come a long way. You should have seen my grandson, 12, try to wrap his mind around having to wait to see a program & not being able to see it again if you missed it. Kids don't have anticipation today or learn to delay gratification. This was a fun mash up of my young life, many thanks!

I loved beany and cecil

Oh I used to love My world and welcome to I when I was young, I used to be pen pals with Lisa Geritson in fact going back to the time when she acted on Mary Tyler Moore's show, she was the daughter or niece of Cloris leachman's character... 😂 Wow, the second hundred years! Used to love that show with Monte Markham, very funny show indeed! Another fine job Fred, never seen a video where you dropped the ball, you're very meticulous and always entertaining Fred!

Just stopped to write at the Wild Kingdom segment. I absolutely loved that series & fell in love with all the stories. Interesting & informative, an African safari is still on my bucket list because of this show. God bless Marlin Perkins,Steve Irwin,Jack Hanna,etc.

Ah! "Here Come the Brides," a fave of all my family's females, including my 5 yr old self (surprised anyone remembers it). Sigh, David Soul, Bobby Sherman, & Star Trek's Sarek himself, Mark Lenard, all in the same show! Still love Tom Jones to this day: a consummate performer w/the best guests ever! Still watch "One Step Beyond," on DVD. Had a Talking "Julia" Barbie; she's long gone, but her sexy gold & silver jumpsuit survives. Prevalent sci-fi & supernatural themes of the '60's & '70's left a lasting impression, forever influencing my film/literary tastes awa widening my perspective on life's/reality's possibilities. Thanx, FredFlix!

Omg!!! Beaney & Cecil the seasick sea serpent!!! That was a long time ago! Lol!! I was so tickled to see that!

God bless you Fred! Your work is so soothing to the many BabyBoomer Souls who have lost their family. These Wonderful Memories Of Better Days are so appreciated. Thank you, Sir!

I loved wild kingdom as a kid

My father used to love Cade's County. He was really upset when they cancelled it and replaced with a new show called MASH in '72.

4:30 Bobby Sherman and David Soul did a series with Sarek? Wowsers! :O

Holy crap! That one episode of Tom Jones had Joey Heatherton (super hot ..also did mattress commercials) , The Moody Blues, Richard Pryor and...Peter Sellers! Good god y'all!

Another hit out of the park, Fred. So many good shows, cosigned to the recesses of our minds. Man, the intro to The Immortal and U.F.O. plus T.H.E. Cat have me yearning to break out the box sets and make a marathon out of it. Bless you Fred, for all you do and all the good memories you give us. Merry Christmas to you.

Wow! I have not seen that intro to the "NBC Saturday Night at the Movies" in about 50 years and I remembered it immediately!

It is amazing how I haven't heard so many of these themes in decades but I know them by heart!

I loved "Here Come the Brides!" It was the sweetest, most charming show. I never missed it! I just adored Joan Blondell. Robert Brown was the handsomest man on TV in those days and Bobby Sherman was the cutest! Be still my eleven-year-old heart! 💕💕💕

The Immortal is one of the earliest shows I remember my parents watching. Fletcher (the guy hired to find Richards) haunted my dreams a whole lot back then. Another wonderful video Fred!

That sexy Tom Jones! I wished that I'd seen the first season, that debuted in the US in February '69. I can really dance to the theme for the television series, "UFO".

Most old cartoons are better than new ones

Everytime i think you have touched my heart in a heartwarming way with these wonderful memories, here you go again wow this is so awsome I'm always having tears of joy Flex always, please keep up the awsome work 💯👍💖

Oh my God..I actually had a dishonest John hand puppet from the Beany and Cecil cartoon show that played his laugh ( ya ha ha !) when you pulled the string. I haven't thought about that puppet in let's say...lol....quite a long time. Thanks for the memories!

I love how they called the beer vendors "dealers"

that show "The Immortal" looks so FAMILIAR! wow! more walks down memory lane. hee hee love it. Glenn Ford was a great actor! always kinda reminded me of my dad who ironically (or not) was named Glen (one n). :) and back in the "old days" there were GREAT cartoons on Saturday morning..loved Saturdays just for the morning cartoons - boy have things changed!

The intro music for so many of these shows was excellent!

this was a fun trip down memory lane thanks

I'm really digging these compilations of TV themes that was never in my generation!!

I had a Cecil hand puppet of some sort. It was one of those “pull the string” and it talks kind. Lots o memories here, thanks!

thanks fred for putting these blast from the past. I sit and watch them and get back to a day of fun and laughs.....

Keep up the great work! I love older TV shows and movies, especially those made in the 50's to 60's! The fifties and sixties were a helluva time to live...god, wish I could have lived then

Fred, you're killin' me! 25 minutes of this great stuff is a nostalgia overload! I want to comment on so many things, I could go on for paragraphs. For this comment, I'll focus on "The Immortal". I was fascinated by that show when I was a kid because I was afraid of dying in my sleep thanks to that infernal prayer: "Now I lay me down to sleep...". When I saw The Immortal, I thought that if I had type O negative blood, I would live forever. It turns out I do have type O neg. but I know now I'm not living forever but at the time, the thought did help me get over that fear I had.

That damn Bobby Sherman show came on same time as Star Trek, one week my sister got to watch that and the next week I got to see ST! Been close to 50 years since I saw Cade's County, still got the theme song in 2 notes, my brain should have better things to do.

I loved Beany and Cecil when I was a kid. I still quote it to my kids.

I love learning about new old shows an finding them on youtube. Growing up on base an only having AFN I missed a lot of tv shows.

T.H.E. Cat, Holy crow. I loved that show for some really unknown reason. I'm very glad you threw that in. Good memory.

One Step beyond, really liked that show, and the musical theme.

Taking me back 50 yrs when I was 7.

Things are going to be so cool and futuristic in 1980! I can't wait!!

Great Henry Mancini theme on Sam Cade (Cade's County in the US)

Never missed Beany and Cecil --- but was too young for Amos & Andy and Riverboat --- my oldest sister watched Tom Jones.... and UFO ! yea !!!

It's weird that I still remember these like yesterday.

I remember a lot of these great shows and themes and also many that I'm not that familiar with. nice to see what was on back in the day and how many were short lived and others that lasted for a couple of seasons. to me these shows still beat what is on these days! fun to watch this fred, thanks! rob

The NBC Saturday Night at the Movies is uber rare! First time I've seen it since I was a kid... thanks!!!

So many of the shows I'd forgotten. Loved UFO, Cades County.My husband became a s.o.b. after I started taking a stand on what tv shows I wanted to watch. We only had one b&w set, in the living room. I had to negotiate to watch Star Trek. But when the Tom Jones show started, I told him to get his own set, I was watching Tom. Actually, I got a set in the bedroom. What can you expect from a farmer that loved his tractor? ;)

What great memories of being a kid in the 60s

Beany & Cecil was a puppet show before it was a cartoon. On nearly every episode there was something that triggered Cecil to go crazy and lick somebody. Big slobbering wet licks (supposedly wet licks). Kids imitated this and would go nuts, licking teachers, other students, etc. Not a healthy behavior.

The strange memories and associations....I've never been a TV viewer of any great magnitude, but 'Coronet Blue' prompts a vivid memory of sitting in my grandfather's blue-green overly cushioned rocking chair one cold evening and this show came on. That annoyingly catchy theme song stuck in my head forever yet only saw it once. Late Sunday afternoon's 'Wild Kingdom' makes me recall having take a bath for school the next day after the show.

"While Marlin wrestles with that angry Wolf, I'm going to climb up this tree and cower in fear". 😆

I loved "Saturday Night at the Movies" and eventually the other days of the week. Their movies were newer and better IMO than what was shown on TV in the 50s. But, there's always exceptions. I loved watching King Kong 1933 in the 50s. I had a repeating nightmare trying to run through the jungle on Skull Island. My legs would hardly move and I couldn't make any progress. Kept looking over my shoulder for Kong to grab me!

Oy! Why did you cut the King Leonardo theme segment short???

Wonderful themes here, including and especially the poignant Walter Brennan intro for "The Guns of Will Sonnet" followed directly by the cool and jazzy theme to "T.H.E. CAT." And oh my what a guest line up for "This Is Tom Jones"!! I'd give a lot to step into a time machine and revisit those times... Thanks so much for these, Fred!

I remember the vast majority of these shows. Even The Next Hundred Years. Maybe I watched way too much TV when I was a kid. But I don't care. It was a great time for a kid to watch adult shows.

👍Great job w/all of these retro classics, Fred! You would be great doing the commercials for MeTV📺!

I had to drag some brain cells out of mothballs to remember some of these, and others I never knew (at least, that's what the mothballs have said). A real treat, Fred, thank you.

There are shows that are on for decades, then others only a season or two. It is interesting the ones that make such a lasting impression on us. I remember the opening to Guns of Will Sonnet but I was so very young I could not tell you a single story. Thanks for the memories. I'd LOVE to see some of those "21st Centry" shows and see what they got right and wrong.

I will never forget Western Ho the Wagons! All the Sat night at the movies seemed to be westerns Not recent either.

When I heard the theme for Felony Squad I got goose bumps. Man I loved that show as well as Cades County. Did I see Ricochet Rabbit in with Peter Potamus?. This triggered some nice memories. Thanks Fred. Merry Christmas buddy.

Memories buried - some for 50+ years - just came back. I remember every one of these except Amos and Andy.

I want to see the whole episode of the Tom Jones with Joey Heatherton. I am one year older than "Fred" and I had the super hots for Joey, what a dancer what great legs. My dream girl back then. Wow!

Fred, WHERE DO YOU GET THESE?! AMAZING! 1. I have been looking for the NBC Saturday Night at the Movies intro for ages! 2. Never have seen what was obviously the CBS NETWORK intro to Amos and Andy, with the Blatz Beer sponsorship, as opposed to the SYNDICATION intro. 3. My Mom adored Tom Jones, to my Dad's consternation! 4. Remember Beans and Cecil well! 5. Wild Kingdom with Marlin Perkins! 7 pm Eastern (after AFL football, and before Wonderful World of Disney ) on NBC. 6. The Second Hundred Years! King Leonardo! 7. Watched Bracken's World for the babes! 8. Diahnn Carroll as Julia! You know, Diahnn Carroll and Nichelle Nichols of Star Trek did more for integration than 500 Martin Luther Kings!!!!!!! 9.Matty's Funday Funnies. 10. Peter Potamus! You make my life brighter, sir. Happy Holidays to you and yours!

Great shows! Good memories of childhood days! Thank you for sharing!❤️

Sitting on the floor at home watching tv -- priceless - except for Amos and Andy, too young for that. --- and my drill team danced to Cade's County one football season

LOVED THIS!!! The only ones that you didn't show (& I was hoping to see) was"Wait till your father gets home" & "The Babana Splits"; but still a GREAT VID!!!

I was not alive yet for any of this, but I find it interesting. Seems wholesome and full of culture, wth happened to us? Seems tv has turned to anger and hate to get us to continue watching now.

Great memories again,Fred, Merry Christmas,Happy 2018......Palmetto forever.

Many of the intros leaving me wishing that I could watch the whole show. I would imagine that some episodes of some shows have been uploaded.

You have to wonder what the network execs. were thinking on some of these shows. "Jerry van Dyke and Ann Sothern. I think we got us a hit." A very Merry Christmas to you and yours! Oh, and I WILL be back next week...

This is great! I remember so many of these and haven't thought about them in years.

Incredible. I haven't heard some of these themes for years. What a great channel! :)

Loved "The Paper Chase".Canceled by CBS after 1 season.BIG mistake.Picked up by Showtime.Watched every episode.Thanks Fred!

I remember watching Beanie and Cecil as a wee lad. I wanted one of those helicopter hats.

Thumb up if you had a Beany hat when you were a child.

OMG, what a great job you've done for us "oldies"!

Loved the Tom Jones show! My mother and I used to watch it together😀

I had the experience of "The Immortal" happened to me when I was 55. For one unbelievable year, I felt like I was 21. A medical accident I was never able to repeat. Laugh if you want, but it happened.

What a GREAT collection...thank you for sharing!

Another top-notch video, a time machine for us Boomers.

Another amazing timepiece video, thanks Fred. And merry Christmas.

UFO looks like a winner. Can't remember that one at all. Another series to add to the collection of the HDMI hook up. Thanks

MY MOTHER the CAR?!?!? wtf were they smoking? Why not just go ahead and do, My Brother the Sink Faucet, or My Sister the Vacuum Cleaner... My Cousin the CatLitter Box.

The Mattel theme was recycled as Matty's Funnies as the lead in to Beany and Cecil, but when Bob Clampett took over full control over the franchise(ala Jay Ward with Rocky and Bullwinkle), Mattel was just an adjunct sponsor of the show, but ABC held the initial broadcast contract...

I never watched any of these shows. All I cared for was the Beany and Cecil cartoons. After all, I was 6 years old at the time.

"You come here with skull full of mush, and, if you survive, you'll leave thinking like a lawyer."

A Bob Camplet Carto-o-o-on!!

All the old TV shows that were the our reason for living. We would do extra chores to see some of these shows, like Here Come The Bride's, or some of the weekend NBC movies. I had a Cecil stuffed animal, until l tried to make a swing out of it, and Cecil ripped in half. Mom threw it away before l could hide Cecil!!!! I forgot about the Impossibles, so sixties.💞😘💘💚💛💙💜

I don't remember the opening for NBC Saturday Night at the Movies you showed, but I remember the titles that looked like they were running on a marquee. This is also the first time I've seen anything of Bracken's World beyond mentions on Stump the Stars.

Fred, I sent you a message four years ago, but I must thank you again. I think you added some new items; I love them. Wishing you love for a new year.

Strangest font I ever saw for the Tom Jones show (5:00). Thanks for yet another great video. (You have too many great ones to count now.)

I'm from Milwaukee and I KNOW: Blatz is the worst beer we ever stole from our parents' basement fridge or where ever...

I Loooooooooove this trip, back in time. Thanks for posting.

A very interesting compilation of TV titles.