65 thoughts on “All-Time Greatest Television Shows..Statistically Speaking”

1. Hi Mr. Cogerson,

   Here is a list of some more TV shows.

   Charles in Charge
   Airwolf
   Major Dad
   Harry and the Hendersons
   Weird Science
   Sliders
   The Steve Harvey Show
   Crossing Jordan
   The District
   Heroes
   Friday Night Lights
   Grimm
   Kate & Allie
   Punky Brewster
   The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
   Providence
   Warehouse 13
   The Magicians

   Thx
   M

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2. My comments on what shows I’ve seen from this list

   1 Game Of Thrones seen 1 season and 1 episode of last – not my cup of tea
   2 Breaking Bad never seen
   3 The West Wing never seen
   4 The Sopranos never seen
   5 Star Trek: Next Generation seen 5 eps
   6 Seinfeld have complete collection
   7 Modern Family never seen
   8 Friends seen a few
   9 M.A.S.H. seen a few
   10 The Simpsons never seen, saw the movie
   11 The X-Files never seen, saw the movie
   12 24 never seen
   13 The Mary Tyler Moore Show have first 3 seasons
   14 Frasier never seen
   15 The Office (USA) have 4 seasons, have seasons1 and 5 through 7
   16 Cheers never seen
   17 Downton Abbey never seen
   18 The Wire never seen
   19 Mad Men saw 1 ep that was enough
   20 Hill Street Blues never seen
   21 30 Rock have 3 seasons
   22 All In The Family watched a little bit as a kid
   23 Boardwalk Empire have 1st season
   24 The Golden Girls never seen
   25 House of Cards watched season 1
   26 Six Feet Under never seen
   27 ER never seen
   28 House saw pilot
   29 The Good Wife never seen
   30 The Big Bang Theory have 10 seasons, only watched first 9
   31 How I Met Your Mother saw first season, didn’t appeal to me
   32 Lost never seen
   33 Veep have 1st season
   34 Twilight Zone seen most
   35 NYPD Blues never seen
   36 Malcolm In The Middle have 1st season or did at 1 time
   37 Mission Impossible have seasons 5 through 7
   38 The Honeymooners seen them all
   39 Sherlock never seen
   40 The Practice never seen
   41 I Love Lucy seen a few, hated the show
   42 St. Elsewhere never seen
   43 Northern Exposure never seen
   44 Will & Grace have 1st season
   45 Fargo seen 1st season
   46 Arrested Development have the 1st and last seasons of the television version (not streaming)
   47 Westworld never seen
   48 The Waltons never seen
   49 The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel never seen don’t have hulu
   50 Boston Legal never seen
   51 Everybody Loves Raymond seen bits of
   52 Curb Your Enthusiasm gave up after 1st 4 eps
   53 The Handmaid’s Tale never seen
   54 Barney Miller seen a few back in the day
   55 Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In have complete collection
   56 L.A.Law never seen
   57 Star Trek: Voyager never seen
   58 Taxi never seen
   59 Battlestar Galactica saw pilot of Lorne Greene version
   60 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine never seen
   61 The Wonder Years never seen
   62 The Larry Sanders Show saw 1 ep
   63 True Detective saw season 1
   64 Deadwood saw 1 ep, more than enough
   65 South Park have a number of seasons
   66 Night Court never seen
   67 Stranger Things never seen
   68 Desperate Housewives seen season 1 and have 2 but never got to it
   69 This Is Us never seen
   70 Get Smart have 4 seasons
   71 Quantum Leap never seen
   72 Homeland never seen
   73 Lou Grant never seen
   74 Law & Order never seen
   75 The Crown never seen
   76 Homicide:Life On The Streets never seen
   77 Murphy Brown never seen
   78 3rd Rock From The Sun have 4 seasons
   79 Entourage saw the movie
   80 Dexter saw season 1
   81 Scrubs have the 1st and last seasons
   82 Louie never seen
   83 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit seen 1 season
   84 Home Improvement never seen
   85 The Rockford Files never seen – great theme though
   86 Father Knows Best saw a few
   87 The Cosby Show saw 10 eps
   88 Barry never seen
   89 Alfred Hitchcock Presents seen a couple
   90 Fleabag never seen
   91 Friday Night Lights never seen
   92 CSI: Crime Scene Investigations have first 3 seasons
   93 Monty Python’s Flying Circus have complete collection
   94 Twin Peaks saw a couple
   95 Monk had 1st season
   96 The Danny Thomas Show saw a couple
   97 Two and a Half Men seen bits of
   98 Family Guy have a few seasons
   99 Atlanta never seen
   100 Grey’s Anatomy never seen
   101 The Americans never seen and they used to shoot in the neighborhood all the time
   102 Moonlighting saw the last season
   103 Thirtysomething never seen
   104 Better Call Saul never seen
   105 Soap saw season 1, have 2 but haven’t watched
   106 Perry Mason have first 2 seasons and the movie collection
   107 Futurama never seen
   108 Mad About You never seen
   109 Hogan’s Heroes saw some
   110 Key & Peele ????
   111 That ’70s Show have the first 2 seasons
   112 Our Miss Brooks seen a couple, saw the movie
   113 Bewitched have the first 4 seasons
   114 Black Mirror ????
   115 Gunsmoke saw 4 eps from 1st season
   116 Magnum P.I. never seen
   117 Family Ties never seen
   118 Orange Is The New Black never seen
   119 Little House on the Prairie never seen
   120 Miami Vice never seen
   121 Sex And The City saw the movie
   122 Star Trek: Enterprise never seen
   123 Dragnet saw some of the old ones
   124 Parks & Recreation never seen
   125 Chicago Hope never seen
   126 The Odd Couple saw a few
   127 Justified never seen
   128 Stargate SG-1 never seen
   129 The Walking Dead never seen
   130 Cagney & Lacey never seen
   131 Brooklyn Nine-Nine seen 1 episode
   132 Newhart saw last episode
   133 Ally McBeal never saw – bought but never watched and gave away
   134 Roseanne never seen
   135 Marcus Welby, M.D. saw 10 eps
   136 The Blacklist never seen
   137 Ozark never seen
   138 Orphan Black never seen
   139 Murder, She Wrote have season 1
   140 Have Gun – Will Travel never seen
   141 True Blood never seen
   142 Family never seen
   143 Star Trek seen them all
   144 Benson never seen
   145 The Untouchables saw them back in the day
   146 Buffy The Vampire Slayer saw 1st season
   147 I Spy never seen
   148 The Dick Van Dyke Show saw a couple
   149 Mr. Robot never seen
   150 Maverick saw maybe 2 eps
   151 The Jeffersons never seen
   152 The Shield never seen
   153 Dallas never seen
   154 Community never seen
   155 Crazy Ex-Girlfriend never seen
   156 It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia have 12 seasons
   157 Columbo saw 1st season more than enough
   158 Mannix never seen
   159 Bonanza used to watch as a kid
   160 The Lucy Show used to watch as a kid (worse than I Love Lucy if that’s possible)
   161 The Man From U.N.C.L.E. seen TV movies made out of 2 eps on TCM
   162 The Fugitive never saw
   163 Room 222 watched as a kid
   164 Married With Children have complete but only watched the first 9 seasons and it’s been a few years
   165 The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis seen maybe 2
   166 WKRP in Cincinnati saw maybe a couple
   167 Designing Women never seen
   168 Rescue Me never seen
   169 Hawaii Five-O the old one I watched as a kid for a couple of years, never seen the current version
   170 Firefly saw a few eps and the movie
   171 Ironside never saw
   172 Kung Fu never saw
   173 Coach saw 1st season
   174 Girls saw 1st season
   175 Kojak a few as a kid
   176 Pose never
   177 Wild, Wild West seen 1 season
   178 Chuck never
   179 Happy Days seen some as a teenager
   180 Gilmore Girls never
   181 The Rifleman seen a few as a kid
   182 Three’s Company seen a couple
   183 King of the Hill never
   184 The Streets of San Francisco seen a few as a teenager
   185 Sons Of Anarchy saw 1st season
   186 Freaks and Greeks never
   187 Spin City never
   188 Sanford and Son a few as a kid
   189 Hazel maybe 1
   190 Rhoda maybe 1
   191 That Girl a few
   192 The Avengers have the Diana Riggs episodes
   193 The Good Place have the 1st 2 seasons
   194 Fringe ????
   195 Big Love never
   196 Penny Dreadful never
   197 Criminal Minds never
   198 Maude never
   199 The Real McCoys seen the pilot
   200 JAG saw the 1st season
   201 Peyton Place never
   202 The Bob Newhart Show seen a few in the day
   203 Castle seen 1 season
   204 Without A Trace seen the 1st season
   205 NewsRadio seen the first season
   206 The Andy Griffith Show a few
   207 Dr. Who never
   208 Alias seen maybe 15
   209 The Big Valley seen the first season and a half (hey that’s what they sold it as)
   210 Dynasty never
   211 Schitt’s Creek never
   212 Xena: Warrior Princess never
   213 Oz never
   214 Wagon Train seen 1
   215 Empire seen season 1
   216 Elementary never’
   217 The Office (UK) have both seasons
   218 The Nanny have season 1
   219 Judging Amy never
   220 The Beverly Hillbillies some
   221 Evening Shade never
   222 The Drew Carey Show seen 1st season
   223 NCIS never
   224 Who’s The Boss never
   225 Quincy, M.E. never
   226 Matlock never
   227 Dr. Kildare seen 1
   228 Growing Pains never
   229 Bones seen the 1st season
   230 Alice never
   231 McHale’s Navy seen a few in the day
   232 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea seen a few
   233 Peter Gunn seen a few
   234 Julia have all 3 seasons but have only watched the first 2
   235 Hawaii Five-O see comment above
   236 MacGyver never
   237 Last Man Standing seen parts of
   238 Leave It To Beaver seen them all
   239 Family Affair maybe 1
   240 Arrow have the 1st season
   241 Chicago P.D. never
   242 Parenthood never
   243 Baretta never
   244 The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet have 100 episodes
   245 Lassie as a kid
   246 CSI: Miami have the first 3 seasons
   247 The MOD Squad never
   248 Wings have 1st 2 seasons
   249 CSI: New York have the first couple of seasons
   250 Rawhide saw maybe 2 eps
   251 Lawman never
   252 One Day At A Time a few as a teenager
   253 Fantasy Island have the 1st season
   254 Trapper John M.D. never
   255 Knott’s Landing never
   256 Chicago Fire never
   257 The Millionaire never
   258 The Flintstones as a kid
   259 Angel ???
   260 Adam-12 never
   261 Rules of Engagment never
   262 Doogie Howser, M.D. never
   263 Cold Case seen all eps
   264 Fresh Prince of Bel Air never
   265 Highway To Heaven never
   266 Touched By An Angel seen 1 episode
   267 Blue Bloods never
   268 My Three Sons seen almost every one
   269 Simon & Simon never
   270 Chico and the Man never
   271 The F.B.I. never
   272 Just Shoot Me! never
   273 The A-Team never
   274 The Incredible Hulk never
   275 Hart To Hart never
   276 The King of Queens bits of
   277 The Virginian never
   278 The Facts of Life never
   279 Falcon Crest never
   280 Welcome Back Kotter a few as a teenager
   281 Cheyenne maybe 1 episode
   282 I Dream Of Jeannie have complete collection
   283 Peaky Blinders ????
   284 The Leftovers ????
   285 The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp never
   286 Barnaby Jones never
   287 The Prisoner a few
   288 Police Woman never
   289 Wanted Dead Or Alive have the first 2 seasons
   290 Fawlty Towers a few
   291 A Different World never
   292 Emergency! never
   293 The Love Boat have the 1st season
   294 Laverne & Shirley a few as a teenager
   295 McMillan & Wife one
   296 Charlie’s Angels a few as a teenager
   297 Cannon never
   298 Here’s Lucy see Lucy comments
   299 The Addams Family some
   300 Mork & Mindy a few as a teenager
   301 Diagnosis Murder never
   302 Becker never
   303 The Six Million Dollar Man maybe the pilot
   304 Green Acres have the first 3 seasons
   305 The Munsters some
   306 The Dukes Of Hazzard never
   307 NCIS: Los Angeles never
   308 McCloud the first 2 seasons
   309 Lost In Space one
   310 ALF have the complete collection
   311 Daniel Boone never’
   312 The Bionic Woman the 1st season
   313 Petticoat Junction some
   314 Eastbound & Down never
   315 Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. a few
   316 Saved By The Bell never
   317 Remington Steele never
   318 Eight Is Enough never
   319 Family Matters never
   320 Good Times never
   321 Starsky and Hutch never
   322 Dragnet 1967 no
   323 Buck Rogers in the 25th Century the pilot which was in theaters
   324 The Patty Duke Show maybe 1
   325 My Favorite Martian a few
   326 Grace Under Fire never
   327 Knight Rider never
   328 Beverly Hills, 90210 never
   329 Head of the Class never
   330 Dennis The Menace a few
   331 The Fall Guy never
   332 The OA ????
   333 Vega$ never
   334 Diff’rent Strokes never
   335 Gilligan’s Island most
   336 Andromeda ????
   337 The Brady Bunch some as a kid
   338 Too Close For Comfort 1 live
   339 Walker, Texas Ranger never
   340 Hercules: The Legendary Journeys the 1st season
   341 The Rookies never
   342 Baywatch never
   343 Full House never
   344 CHiPs never
   345 Hotel never
   346 Melrose Place never
   347 The Partridge Family have the 1st season
   348 Silver Spoons never
   349 T.J. Hooker saw the first 2 seasons
   350 Mayberry R.F.D. some
   351 MacGyver never

   No Gale Storm show, no Donna Reed, no Mr. Ed !!!!

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   1. I am impressed with the amount of information on the page, but I am even more impressed with Dan’s comment. This comment had to take a lot of time and a great deal of patience. Surprised about a few of the shows you have not heard of before. Fringe, Peaky Blinders and Black Mirror are really good shows. So good job UMR and good job Dan.

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      1. I agree with you 100% In The Shadows….Dan’s willingness to share this information is always appreciated but his breakdown of all 351 shows is mind blowing. As for the shows he has not seen….I have not seen Peaky Blinders or Black Mirror but I really liked Fringe…I have seen every episode of that movie….and you get Leonard Nimoy in a few episodes. Thanks for stopping by…your rare visits are always welcomed.

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   2. Well done Dan. Even The Work Horse who executes some massively hefty exercises himself must be gasping at what you have produced here.

      It is truly the Mother of all “Here’s what I have seen” declarations on this site. A mega direct confrontation for good or bad with EVERY one of the 351 entries in Bruce’s super-comprehensive TV stats chart. Awesome and eye-catchingly easy to follow and understand – “even Solomon in all his splendor was not arrayed like one of these.” Matthew 6:29

      Seriously though Dan a tremendous piece of work.

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      1. Hey Bob…..we are having one of those rare times we agree. I agree with you 100% of your praise for Dan and his massive comment. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

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   3. Hey Dan
      1. Oh my goodness….what an epic comment. Truly impressed you took the time to tackle this monster 351 television list.
      2. The reason there is no Gale Storm, Donna Reed, or Mr. Ed is because I figured you where tired commenting on so many shows….354 might have been the straw that broke the camels back….lol.
      3. Actually….I have in my notes to include The Donna Reed Show and Mr. Ed……I am hoping to return to this page later in the week…..reality struck hard today….as online school started back up….and it was a long day.
      4. Ok….some of my thoughts on your thoughts: Surprised you have not seen many of the Top 14…..Seinfeld & The Office are your first ones you have seen more than a handful of episodes. I guess. Some pretty famous shows you managed to avoid.
      5. I like you was able to avoid most of the Friends shows….I think the Bruce Willis arc was the only time I watched the show…..though Bruce did win an Emmy for that one.
      6. Star Trek…so you watched all the original shows….then avoided the rest of the Star Trek shows….you might be one of the few that can make that claim. Star Trek was huge in my house..all the shows.
      7. As In The Shadows mentioned….surprised you are not aware of Fringe…but you avoided The X-Files….and those two shows are often compared with each other.
      8. So in looking at your comments….I am seeing a trend…..grabbing my Sherlock Holmes cap and pipe….I will take an educated guess. Most of the shows you watched were when you were a child….as lots of the really classic shows you have seen…..but many of the popular shows of my youth and today you have not seen too many. Knowing the number of movies you have seen….you must have picked going to the theater to see movies…versus staying at home to watch these movies. Am I close?
      9. If I am correct….I think I am in the same boat as you. Over the last 15 years…I have only turned on the tv to watch one show in primetime…and that was Modern Family….and that didd not really last year long. The only shows I watch now are ones I binge watch…most recently I watched all 3 seasons of Ozark in about 5 days. But I always get my movies in.
      Your efforts in this comment are greatly appreciated…you are the man. Continue to stay healthy and safe…especially now that Boston has replaced New York in the frontline of the Coronavirus fight.

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   4. amazing! thanks for sharing. Dan the Man.

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3. “Cogerson
   April 20, 2020 at 7:28 am
   He Bob…. Mike/Anonymous is a regular contributor….one day…I will go back and change all his Anonymous to Mike….and you will see him skyrocket up the top commentor leaders lst.”

   WORK HORSE Fair enough -but let’s not get carried away. There are those of us who enjoy holding down the tops spots and like telling all our relatives and friends about it. You know what I mean: “Made it Myrna – I’m top of the Cogerson charts!”

   Glad you enjoyed the weekend.

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4. CONTINUED. And briefly away from the westerns Bill Shatner/Captain Kirk remained an icon via the T J hooker and Boston Legal shows – and through being one of the most fascinating larger than life characters off screen!

   However many of the performers who monopolised the TV western cycle didn’t have a great acting range[indeed if Stallone had been about in those days he probably would have been a TV cowboy; and Jace mightn’t have figured at all because plummy voiced Brits -with one or two exceptions like Stewart Granger who actually turned up in a lead role in The Virginian – “don’t do cowboy”]. Also even the most popular TV shows don’t normally run for more than a decade at the outside. Bruce’s table above shows the decade+ shows as sporadic

   Accordingly I have often wondered whatever happened to the following thespians who for a short while became stars via the TV westerns.

   James Drury [The Virginian]
   Robert Fuller and John Smith [Laramie]
   Robert Horton [Flint McCullough of Wagon Train]
   Jack Kelly [Maverick]
   The Cartwrights [Bonanza]
   Will Hutchins [Tenderfoot/aka Sugarfoot]
   Ty Hardin [ Bronco]
   Lee Majors [The Big Valley and The Virginian and later 6 Million Dollar Man/The Fall Guy]

   I hope you are enjoying your break.

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   1. Hi Bob, I am enjoying a break from youtube, thanks.

      With all the lockdowns across the world it’s a good excuse for tv stations to revive some of the old tv shows of the past. I think there are channels that show only old tv series, there’s one here that shows old UK sitcoms with some Carry On films repeated over and over.

      TV westerns I enjoyed watching when I was young include – The High Chaparral, Bonanza, Lancer (remember that one?) and Alias Smith and Jones. Kung Fu too, a sort of eastern western.

      And of course 60s and 70s TV was filled with detective shows, too numerous to mention, and some classic spy shows too.

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      1. HI STEVE: Thanks for your further thoughts on this subject and I’m glad you’re getting a bit of relaxation. I remember Lancer exceptionally well for two reasons apart from the content of the series itself:

         1/Elizabeth Baur the lovely feminine lead who was in all 51 episodes of the series which ran from 1968-1970. Liz then moved over to Raymond Burr’s [wheelchair hero] Ironside series as Officer Fran Belding and was in 89 episodes of that show from 1971 until its cessation in 1975. “Where are they Now?” Liz was in just 7 more television productions after Ironside and one TV movie – 1993’s The Return or Ironside in which she reprised Fran Belding. Sadly she died 3 years ago of cancer at the relatively young age of 69.

         2/An occurrence in my own private life. Sometime in the mid to late 1970s I was randomly selected by one of the big breweries to join a focus group of about a dozen people. The brewery was bringing a new beer onto the market and wanted the group to select one from a number of blends that we were asked to sample – ie it was a free night’s drinking!

         When we had made our blend choice on a majority opinion we were then asked to choose a name and label for the new beer from a number of titles that were based on famous TV cowboy show titles such as Bronco/Maverick/Bonanza/Lancer. We chose Lancer and the beer went onto the market under that name. Sadly it lasted on the marketplace for just a couple of years and then disappeared as far as I can remember.

         I was reading lately that James Drury [television’s The Virginian] ultimately went bald in real life but he said that one of the benefits of that decline was that he was able to go outdoors in private life [minus a toupee] and get peace because nobody recognised him – ie he didn’t have guys like you and The Work Horse ambushing him and asking him for his autograph and/or telling him how wonderful they thought he was! Anyway please keep safe.

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      2. Hey Steve….well that explains why there is no video. Seems like you are taking more and more breaks for the video making. Good call back to the shows of yesteryear. Lancer had a big part in Once Upon A Time…in Hollywood. Thanks again for checking out our different type of page. Good stuff as always.

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   2. James Drury passed away on April 6 at 85.

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      1. WHERE ARE THEY NOW? – The Virginian dies 2 weeks ago today on 6 April 1920
         James Drury, best known for playing the titular role on the TV series The Virginian, passed away on April 6, 2020. He was 85. He left a net worth of $1.5 million according to Celebrity Net Worth site.

         The news was announced by his assistant Karen Lindsey on the actor’s official Facebook page. She wrote, “THE COWBOY took his last ride. It is with immense sadness that I let you all know that James Drury, our beloved Virginian and dear friend passed away this morning of natural causes, Monday, April 6, 2020. He will be missed so much. It is beyond words. Memorial service to be determined later.”

         Born on April 18, 1934, in New York, the actor opened up about his experience playing The Virginian, which ran for nine seasons, the third-longest running western TV series behind Bonanza and Gunsmoke. In 2012, Drury told Chron, “It was the greatest experience in my life. I never had a bad day at work.”

         James Drury, The Virginian – The Man with No Name Video from INSP – James Drury and the Virginian Cast talk about ‘the man with no name’.2013-06-23T01:00:20.000Z NOTE: Throughout the series The Virginian was never referred to by any name Christian or otherwise other than The Virginian. When talking ABOUT him other characters called him simply The Virginian; and when speaking directly TO him they mentioned no name at all.

         Drury was inducted into the Hall of Great Western Performers at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in 1991. He had appeared in Sam Peckinpah’s 1962 classic Ride the High Country.

         In an interview shared on Medium in 2017, Drury explained how it was thrilling to learn “The Virginian” still had a dedicated fan base. While he wasn’t a fan of traveling, always preferring to drive over flying in an airplane, Drury was grateful for those who supported the series and the longevity of success it has had.

         “Going to these festivals gives me a chance to see a lot of my old friends,” Drury said. “For instance, I always enjoy catching up with my co-stars on The Virginian, such as Gary Clarke and Roberta Shore, or my buddy, actor Robert Fuller, who guest-starred in two episodes. It’s great to get together with people you worked side by side with over 50 years ago, and it feels like it was yesterday. We all have that immediacy because we remember when we were making films together. I’ve always enjoyed that aspect of it.”

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         1. Hey Bob. Thanks for sharing this information on James Drury. It is a little late…but glad we were able to talk about Drury’s impact. Lots of good information in your comment. Really glad I included Cheyenne on the table. Rest in Peace Mr. Drury.

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      2. Thanks for sharing this information on James Drury. Rest in Peace.

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5. Hi Mr. Cogerson,

   Here are a few oldies from the past.

   The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour
   Mister Ed-Alan Young
   The Jack Benny Program
   The Bob Cummings Show
   The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
   Laramie-Robert Fuller
   Tales of Wells Fargo-Dale Robertson
   The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet-Ricky Nelson
   Make Room for Daddy-Danny Thomas
   Hopalong Cassidy-William Boyd
   The Gale Storm Show-Gale Storm
   Lawman-John Russell
   Sea Hunt-Lloyd Bridges
   Dark Shadows-Joan Bennett
   My So-Called Life -Claire Danes
   Dark Skies-Keri Russell
   Dark Angel-Jessica Alba
   No Ordinary Family-Michael Chiklis
   Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles-Lena Heady
   Trackdown-Robert Culp
   I Spy-Robert Culp
   Batman-Adam West
   Alias -Jennifer Garner
   The Doris Day Show
   The Loretta Young Show
   General Electric Theater -Ronald Reagan
   Death Valley Days-Ronald Reagan

   May you should do a category about everyone’s favorite Music/Song etc.

   Thx

   Mike

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   1. Thanks Mike… a few of them are already on the table…Alias (208th) Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (244th), Lawman (251st) ….I will see about some of the other shows later tonight…I did not include variety shows…so Sonny and Cher, Donnie and Marie and The Carol Burnett Show (it would have been a Top 10 show) were not included. Good suggestions.

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