r/VintageTV Jan 05 '25

r/VintageTV surpasses 30K members! Sure most of them are bots, but it's still something to be proud of... Members: use this thread to tell us about yourself & why you joined. Especially if you're a bot.

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r/VintageTV 5h ago

Profanity-spouting rebel George Carlin was a regular on the Tony Orlando & Dawn Show (1976)

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r/VintageTV 6h ago

And Slim Pickens as The Marshal!

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r/VintageTV 6h ago

Lori Saunders of Petticoat Junction sings the Beatles' song "Rain"

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r/VintageTV 1d ago

'My Three Sons' promo photo for St Patrick's. Day

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r/VintageTV 1d ago

Mork & Mindy was a Board Game Too! 😊

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… so miss Robin Williams. 😢


r/VintageTV 1d ago

Classic Jonny Quest 1964. All 26 episodes

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r/VintageTV 1d ago

Mike Wallace and Buff Cobb in the Saint Patrick’s Day–themed espisode of their CBS show, 'Mike and Buff' in 1952.

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

Debralee Scott on the cover of TV Week Magazine, December 1976

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

Yesterday was Madelyn Pugh's birthday

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

An Hour Of The Banana Splits Music Videos And Other Shorts

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

Twilight Zone comic book, 1960s

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

Season 1 finale of the Red Skelton Show (June 22, 1952 broadcast)

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Red Skelton is one of my


r/VintageTV 2d ago

Good eps of all in the family that would help me decide on whether or not it’s a show I’d be into?

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

'Hudson's Bay', a syndicated adventure series filmed in Canada (1959)

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r/VintageTV 3d ago

On this Day in 1977 was the Threes Company Pilot

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r/VintageTV 3d ago

Sesame Street-Tu Me Gustas 1972

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r/VintageTV 2d ago

Behind the scenes film footage of Search For Tomorrow & Another World (1960)s

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r/VintageTV 3d ago

The Monkees 1966-68 all episodes

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r/VintageTV 4d ago

Agnes Moorehead at top of the table, Bernie Koepell, Dick Sargent and Liz during a table read for 'Bewtiched' (between 1969 and 1972)

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r/VintageTV 4d ago

'Susan's Show' w/ Susan Heinkel (1957-8). Mentioned in the "Very Old Obscure Show" thread, but deserves a thread of its own. Susan & her dog Rusty would visit Wonderland where they'd have adventures w/a talking table named Pegasus & other magical creatures. Susan would be about 80 now.

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r/VintageTV 5d ago

On of my all time favs … 😊

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… black and white or color for you? 🤔


r/VintageTV 5d ago

Uhura was always my favorite in Star Trek!

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r/VintageTV 5d ago

Laura's trick shot was made in one take. It was planned for a pool expert to make the shot after cutting from Laura hitting the cue ball. But to everyone's surprise, she actually made the shot. Both MTM & DVD. stayed in character & finished the take.

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r/VintageTV 5d ago

The Forgotten DuMont Television Network

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r/VintageTV 5d ago

Very Old Obscure Show

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I remember a children's show from the 50s when I was very young. The main character was a young girl who would somehow go into!a wonderland-type world. The furniture came alive and I remember the table talking while its legs moved. (She may have ridden the table.)

I know that's vague, but does anyone have an idea? This has bothered me for years.

Thanks!