u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 4 hours ago
r/ClassicTV
Markie Post appeared in ‘Buck Rogers in the 25th Century’ in 1979
u/FortKnoxII — 10 hours ago
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JR is the best character in TV history. Larry Hagman was so underrated. Huge star with no ego.
u/Mammoth_Oil9032 — 10 hours ago
Markie Post - Love Boat diet
Markie in her prime. Lyle must have needed multiple cold showers.
u/Evening-Matter-5245 — 14 hours ago
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Mister Ed (1961-1966). One of those strange 60s sitcoms.
Alan Young starred alongside a taking horse in this sitcom that made the rare jump from syndication to CBS and lasted 6 seasons. Interesting to note is that why Mr.Ed could talk was never explained.
u/RandomLennon — 23 hours ago
Charisma Carpenter in ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’m
u/No_Explorer721 — 1 day ago
Perry Mason
Probably one of the most predictable courtroom television shows ever produced and yet highly addictive.
u/db7112 — 1 day ago
This is the guy who invented the alarm clock. It’s a horrible invention and he kind of looks like Natalie from the Facts of Life.
u/Ok_Echo_6528 — 1 day ago
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With the release of SPECTRE, the twenty-fourth James Bond film later this year, it seems like an opportune moment to look back at how the world’s most famous spy was first presented to the movie going public. Made in 1962, the film marked the start of a franchise that, through many highs and lows.
u/Ok_Kale_900 — 1 day ago
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Man from UNCLE or Mission Impossible
I am limited on an opinion since Uncle aired on a school night after my bed time. But, it has to be a tie
u/Curious-Load-7798 — 1 day ago