This decade to me has always been the worst era for TV. The 50's was a lot better but for some reason the shows in this decade just seems very corny.

The only shows in this decade I can watch is Gomer Pyle and Gilligan's Island


All the other shows just seem sooooo boring lol


I think all those shows from the 60's did well because

1. That's all everyone had back then

2. No cable

3. No Internet


I think the 1960-60 era is one of the weakest era of Television which explains why I can't watch ME-TV:lol: :lol: :lol:

I like ZERO shows from the 60s. I'd much rather watch shows from the 50s like The Honeymooners or I Love Lucy.

The 60s sucked for television.

I like ZERO shows from the 60s. I'd much rather watch shows from the 50s like The Honeymooners or I Love Lucy.

The 60s sucked for television.

Yes..........LOL

Bewitched
I Dream of Jeanie
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
F=Troop

I love the 60's. For me it's the second best decade for tv after the 70's. :lol:

I love the 60's. For me it's the second best decade for tv after the 70's. :lol:


My ranking

70's
90's
80's
50's
00's
60'a


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My ranking

70's
90's
80's
50's
00's
60'a


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I'd probably rank it

70"s
60"s
80's
50's
90's
2010's
2000's


The last decade was the worse for sitcoms that I ever saw. There were some good dramas but comedies sucked. At least it seems to be improving this decade. :lol:

Too many great sitcoms from the 60's, easily my favorite decade for TV.

Andy Griffith Show
Get Smart
Dennis the Menace
Gilligan's Island
The Munsters
The Addams Family
Bewitched
The Dick Van Dyke Show
F-Troop
Gomer Pyle USMC
Green Acres
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
Mister Ed
The Monkees
My Favorite Martian
My Three Sons
Beverly Hillbillies


A great decade for dramas also

The Twilight Zone
The Outer Limits
The Invaders
Dragnet 1967
The F.B.I.
Star Trek
Adam 12
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Batman
The Green Hornet
Time Tunnel
Dark Shadows
Bonanza Etc...

In order of preference:

60's
70's
50's
80's (haven't watched any sitcoms that have aired from 1990 to the present)

I agree with Zoneboy, I also think the 60's was the best decade for TV, although I'm mainly a fan of sitcoms. Westerns, dramas and cop shows aren't usually to my liking. By a wide margin, the majority of my favorite sitcoms are those from the 60's.

I forgot to add 2 more

Flintsones

Dick Van Dyke

I forgot to add 2 more

Flintsones

Dick Van Dyke

Thanks, I also forgot The Flintstones.

Another thing that made the 60's a great decade for TV was the variety shows that used to air in those days. Jackie Gleason had a show, Perry Como had a show, Bob Hope would have one on NBC now and then, but the show most people remember today is Dean Martin's show, he had an excellent show as well. Carol Burnett carried the torch of variety shows into the 70's, when her show was cancelled that was it for variety shows, the end of an era.

This decade to me has always been the worst era for TV. The 50's was a lot better but for some reason the shows in this decade just seems very corny.

This is true, some 60's sitcoms tend to be on the corny side, that type of humor was popular in those days. F Troop is one example of a 60's sitcom with corny humor. But I would rather watch a corny 60's sitcom over any sitcom made today, today's sitcoms are all the same, distastefully done and one lame sex joke after another.

My Ranking:

1950s

1960s

1970s



1980s





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2010s

I have ranked them according to IMO how great were each decade. As you can see I noticed declining a bit in the 1980s with the advent of Newsbreaks, the demise of the Television Code and the introduction of those cursed :mad: Infomercials :mad: and the 1990s with the advent of Prescription Drug Commercials, but these declines are nowhere near they have been since the dawn of the 21'st Century. :eek: IMO TV as I knew it "Jumped the Shark, with the advent of 'Unscripted' TV Shows, then the :crazy: :mad: ticked: :angryfire INSANE :angryfire ticked: :mad: :crazy: amount of additional advertisement, both commercials and "On Screen" Advertisments (That's "Pop-Ups" Logos, Scrolls and Banners for those of you in Rio Linda!). as you can see the drop for the last 12 years has been quite precipitous. :eek:

Gilligans Island is easily my favorite from this decade.

There are others I like such as The Munsters, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Bewitched, The Beverly Hillbillies and The Andy Griffith Show but all of those shows are shows I'd only watch if nothing else was on. They aren't favorites of mine.

This and the 50's were probably my least favorite decades (50s because I only know I Love Lucy and Leave It To Beaver).

I'd probably rank them:
90's
80's
70's
00's
10's
50's
60's

How can anyone forget these 60s shows

Car 54, Where Are You?
Hazel
Family Affair
Route 66
Petticoat Junction
Big Valley

etc etc...

Too many great sitcoms from the 60's, easily my favorite decade for TV.

Andy Griffith Show
Get Smart
Dennis the Menace
Gilligan's Island
The Munsters
The Addams Family
Bewitched
The Dick Van Dyke Show
F-Troop
Gomer Pyle USMC
Green Acres
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
Mister Ed
The Monkees
My Favorite Martian
My Three Sons
Beverly Hillbillies


A great decade for dramas also

The Twilight Zone
The Outer Limits
The Invaders
Dragnet 1967
The F.B.I.
Star Trek
Adam 12
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Batman
The Green Hornet
Time Tunnel
Dark Shadows
Bonanza Etc...

In order of preference:

60's
70's
50's
80's (haven't watched any sitcoms that have aired from 1990 to the present)

Amen to that. The 60s was a great decade for shows. While I have many I like, my four favorites are Bewitched, The Twilight Zone (which I absolutely revere - Rod Serling was a hands-down genius)', Petticoat Junction and That Girl (which gets my vote for MOST CHARMING show ever).

Hard for me to decide a ranking for decades as each decade has had some real gems.

For the most part, I don't watch TV shows made in the 80's and after. Having said that, my order of preference for TV shows by decade is as follows:

60's
50's
70's

The 60's was a superb decade for TV shows.In my opinion televisions best decades by far are the 1950s-70s. Between those three decades it's hard for me to decide which one is the best simply because so much excellent TV was made then.--One thing that stands out about 1960s TV in general (as touched on already)is the amazing variety of TV shows.

The 60s had several great shows. At one point Bewitched and I Dream of Jeannie were my two favorite sitcoms. Family Affair is one of the most underrated shows of all time. Dick Van Dyke and Petticoat Junction are good, and I've gotten into Hazel this year. If you like Gomer Pyle you should give its parent show Andy Griffith a try, the black-and-white episodes are great. Drama wise Dragnet 1967, Adam-12, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents are three of the best dramas of all time.

Sure, the 60s were a great decade for sitcoms. I wasn't alive then (not for a couple of decades, I'm afraid) but I don't have any problem watching shows from that time. In fact, Zoneboy mentioned a few of them that I enjoy.

All in all, I'd say it's one of the best television-wise.

The only Shows I really like from the 1960s are The Dick Van Dyke Show, Andy Griffin Show and Hazel and that is about it. To tell you the truth I have not seen half of the shows from the 1960s and the only Shows I have seen from the 1950s are I Love Lucy, The Honeymooners and Leave it to Beaver.

My Favroite decades are: 70's, 90's, 80s, 60's. 50's, 2000's and the worst decade being now,

Best decade for TV shows for me is hands down the 1960's.

The rural shows like Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acers, Petticoat Junction and Gomer Pyle, I can do without (sole exception of that style is The Andy Griffith Show). Also I cant stand My Mother The Car.


Other than that great decade for TV shows.

You got to give them another chance, there are plenty of good ones

Yes..........LOL

Bewitched
I Dream of Jeanie
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
F=Troop

I love Bewitched. Gilligan's Island, Batman and The Flintstones as well. Other than that, not big on the '60s sitcoms. More of a '70s/'80s guy (and '50s).

I love Bewitched. Gilligan's Island, Batman and The Flintstones as well. Other than that, not big on the '60s sitcoms. More of a '70s/'80s guy (and '50s).


Yup same as me.


I forgot about Batman too but for the most part I;m so addicted to the 70's to 90's era.

My top 10 60's sitcoms

1-The Beverly Hillbillies
2-The Andy Griffith Show
3-I Dream of Jeannie
4-Gomer Pyle USMC
5-Get Smart
6-Family Affair
7-Bewitched
8-The Munsters
9-The Lucy Show
10-My Three Sons

I like a lot of other sitcoms too. Not too many bad ones in this bunch.

There are many 60's sitcoms I love. My top 10:

1. I Dream of Jeannie
2. Bewitched
3. Dick Van Dyke
4. Get Smart
5. Car 54, Where Are You?
6. Gilligan's Island
7. Dobie Gillis
8. My Three Sons
9. Donna Reed
10. The Lucy Show

And I just scratched the surface, LOL. Most of them may be corny, but that's part of the charm IMO.

I used to LOVE the 60s sitcoms more than any other eras when I was a kid and even in some of my teen years, but I just can't get in to a lot of them anymore - I do still love Andy Griffith, Dick Van Dyke, Gilligan's Island, Bewitched, and I Dream Of Jeannie. Pretty much it these days, though.

Overall, with sitcoms, the 80s are probably my favorite decade, followed by 70s (minus some of the Norman Lear sitcoms that have been overexposed), 90s, 60s, and 50s (all I really care for from that decade is I Love Lucy and Leave It to Beaver).

Just throwing this in, with dramas, I'd have to go 70s, 80s, 60s, 90s, 50s. The 60s produced some awesome westerns and sci-fi series.

Another thing that made the 60's a great decade for TV was the variety shows that used to air in those days. Jackie Gleason had a show, Perry Como had a show, Bob Hope would have one on NBC now and then, but the show most people remember today is Dean Martin's show, he had an excellent show as well. Carol Burnett carried the torch of variety shows into the 70's, when her show was cancelled that was it for variety shows, the end of an era.
Also The Andy Williams Show.

So many good shows in the '60s. One after another...

I love the 60's. For me it's the second best decade for tv after the 70's. :lol:


^ Totally agree, those were the two best decades! There were so many wonderful shows on TV in the 1960's even though some people think they're corny, they were still good to watch. The Andy Griffith Show, That Girl, Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Bewitched, Gilligan's Island & Gidget are some of my favorite comedies from that decade.

So many good shows in the '60s. One after another...


It was all people had so there was no other option but to watch those shows and find something to like about them:lol:

There are a lot of shows from the 60's that I like..

Dick Van Dyke
Lucy Show
That Girl
Petticoat Junction
Flying Nun
Gilligan's Island
Hazel
Family Affair
Dragnet (even though it started in '67)
Andy Griffith

This decade to me has always been the worst era for TV. The 50's was a lot better but for some reason the shows in this decade just seems very corny.

The only shows in this decade I can watch is Gomer Pyle and Gilligan's Island


All the other shows just seem sooooo boring lol


I think all those shows from the 60's did well because

1. That's all everyone had back then

2. No cable

3. No Internet


I think the 1960-60 era is one of the weakest era of Television which explains why I can't watch ME-TV:lol: :lol: :lol:
Though none are in my top 20 of all time, I like these '60s shows;

1. Star Trek
2. The Twilight Zone
3. The Flinstones
4. Bewitched
5. The Munsters
6. The Addams Family

I haven't watched Gomer Pyle since I was a kid in the '90s. I remember I used to crack up watching it. Three's Company followed it in syndication. Those were the days, lol.

Some of my favorite shows came out of the 60's including Land Of The Giants, Lost In Space, The Addams Family, Gilligan's Island, The Munsters, Bewitched, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Andy Griffith Show, The Flintstones, Batman, Dark Shadows, Get Smart, Star Trek, Green Acres, and the list goes on...

It was all people had so there was no other option but to watch those shows and find something to like about them:lol:
But there was such a wide variety of shows back then, unlike now.

Too many great sitcoms from the 60's, easily my favorite decade for TV.

Andy Griffith Show
Get Smart
Dennis the Menace
Gilligan's Island
The Munsters
The Addams Family
Bewitched
The Dick Van Dyke Show
F-Troop
Gomer Pyle USMC
Green Acres
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
Mister Ed
The Monkees
My Favorite Martian
My Three Sons
Beverly Hillbillies


A great decade for dramas also

The Twilight Zone
The Outer Limits
The Invaders
Dragnet 1967
The F.B.I.
Star Trek
Adam 12
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Batman
The Green Hornet
Time Tunnel
Dark Shadows
Bonanza Etc...

In order of preference:

60's
70's
50's
80's (haven't watched any sitcoms that have aired from 1990 to the present)

I agree!!!:D

If you added up the good shows from the first 30 years of TV, lets say late 40s to late 70s and then did the same with the last 30+, I think the score would be something like 312 to 35.

If you added up the good shows from the first 30 years of TV, lets say late 40s to late 70s and then did the same with the last 30+, I think the score would be something like 312 to 35.
Yes, something like that!

The 60's were my favorite decade for TV the 70's were my second favorite decade. I really like watching...

Batman
That Girl
The Flying Nun
The Courtship Of Eddie's Father
Bewitched
I Dream Of Jeannie
The Lucy Show
The Munster's
The Mother's In Law
Julia
The Ghost And Mrs. Muir
Lost In Space
Ultraman
Speed Racer
Kimba The White Lion
Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
Love American Style
Gomer Pyle
Andy Griffith Show
Beverly Hillbillies
Petticoat Junction
Green Acres
Here's Lucy
Dean Martin Variety Show
Sonny and Cher
The Flintstones
Mayberry RFD
F-Troop
Pete and Gladys
Car 54 Where Are You
The High Chapparel however you spell it lol.
Dragnet 67
Disney's Wonderful World Of Color
Lassie
The Mouse Factory

The 60's were my favorite decade for TV the 70's were my second favorite decade. I really like watching...

Batman
That Girl
The Flying Nun
The Courtship Of Eddie's Father
Bewitched
I Dream Of Jeannie
The Lucy Show
The Munster's
The Mother's In Law
Julia
The Ghost And Mrs. Muir
Lost In Space
Ultraman
Speed Racer
Kimba The White Lion
Rowan and Martin's Laugh In
Love American Style
Gomer Pyle
Andy Griffith Show
Beverly Hillbillies
Petticoat Junction
Green Acres
Here's Lucy
Dean Martin Variety Show
Sonny and Cher
The Flintstones
Mayberry RFD
F-Troop
Pete and Gladys
Car 54 Where Are You
The High Chapparel however you spell it lol.
Dragnet 67
Disney's Wonderful World Of Color
Lassie
The Mouse Factory

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I LOVED the shows on in the 60's and 70's!

So, what's better now? The westerns? variety shows? war shows? half hour dramas? Oh, I'm sorry, none of those things exist anymore. Plus its much easier to tell a compelling story in 40 mins than in 52 minutes. Right. Modern TV sucks.

So, what's better now? The westerns? variety shows? war shows? half hour dramas? Oh, I'm sorry, none of those things exist anymore. Plus its much easier to tell a compelling story in 40 mins than in 52 minutes. Right. Modern TV sucks.


Westerns only survive in the 60's because there was no

Internet
Cable

Westerns are doing very well still on networks like MeTV, TV Land, INSP, Encore, etc...

Westerns only survive in the 60's because there was no

Internet
Cable

What makes you think that? :confused:

What makes you think that? :confused:


Because people had nothing else and no other choice but to watch them.

Today it's too many options

Because people had nothing else and no other choice but to watch them.

Today it's too many options

Westerns weren't the only thing on tv during the 60's. People still had other things to choose from unless of course all the networks had a western on at the same time.

Westerns are doing very well still on networks like MeTV, TV Land, INSP, Encore, etc...
When I first got cable one of the channels I loved was CBN on Saturdays. They had classic westerns on tv all day.

Today it's too many options

It used to be you had the following choices:

ABC
CBS
NBC
PBS
and maybe an Independent Station or Two

Today you have these choices

Procedural Shows
Sitcoms
News
"Reality" Shows.

Because people had nothing else and no other choice but to watch them.

Today it's too many options

With all the channels we get today I would gladly give it up to go back to those days. My family was never at a loss for a show we really enjoyed and we still love those shows today as do millions of others craving classic TV. I know plenty of young people that refer classic TV. This is just my humble opinion but they can have all the Reality shows and the rest. I realize there are people that like Reality and I'm not saying it should be taken off but I think it's been taken a little too far. We look for old shows and that's about all we watch on TV. Thank goodness some of the networks on Dish are airing some great old shows.

Almost all the DVDs of tv shows my parents have are from the 1960's and I've become quite fond of them. My parents seldom watch regular tv. About the only thing my dad watches would be sports and the news (the news channels)

It's funny, in a sort of perverse way, but in the 1960s with only three networks, there still seemed to be more of a variety in program fare... sitcoms, westerns, doctor shows, crime and detective, sci-fi, anthology, variety shows, jungle adventure, war shows, lawyer shows, musicals, spy/espionage, etc. There were even a couple of shows that took place on the rodeo circuit, a couple with a circus backrop, plus some animal shows like Flipper, Lassie and Gentle Ben, a few soaps like Peyton Place, panel shows like "I've Got a Secret" and "What's My Line." Heck, there were even a few psychiatrist shows (Eleventh Hour, Breaking Point), of all things!

Then, when you even sub-categorize things, like sitcoms, you had settings as varied as a deserted island or a Prisoner-of-War camp! Just boggles my mind, the variety found in 1960s television.

It's funny, in a sort of perverse way, but in the 1960s with only three networks, there still seemed to be more of a variety in program fare... sitcoms, westerns, doctor shows, crime and detective, sci-fi, anthology, variety shows, jungle adventure, war shows, lawyer shows, musicals, spy/espionage, etc. There were even a couple of shows that took place on the rodeo circuit, a couple with a circus backrop, plus some animal shows like Flipper, Lassie and Gentle Ben, a few soaps like Peyton Place, panel shows like "I've Got a Secret" and "What's My Line." Heck, there were even a few psychiatrist shows (Eleventh Hour, Breaking Point), of all things!

Then, when you even sub-categorize things, like sitcoms, you had settings as varied as a deserted island or a Prisoner-of-War camp! Just boggles my mind, the variety found in 1960s television.
:clap

With all the channels we get today I would gladly give it up to go back to those days. My family was never at a loss for a show we really enjoyed and we still love those shows today as do millions of others craving classic TV. I know plenty of young people that refer classic TV. This is just my humble opinion but they can have all the Reality shows and the rest. I realize there are people that like Reality and I'm not saying it should be taken off but I think it's been taken a little too far. We look for old shows and that's about all we watch on TV. Thank goodness some of the networks on Dish are airing some great old shows.


I'm not talking about TV choices, I;m talking about options period which is internet and netflix, hulu, etc.

I apologize if I misunderstood, due to my illness my brain doesn't always hit on all 8 cylinders.

Does anyone honestly believe that a western would have kept the attention of someone if the internet was around in the 60's? LOL

There were no distractions in the 60's so people could easily pay attention to a show.

The advent of "internet and cable" has had NOTHING to do with making more quality programming, and if anything, has contributed to the general decline of such.

There are tons of good shows from the 1960's. As everyone has mentioned, the sheer variety of programming alone was staggering. Comedies, action, science fiction, adventure, variety, westerns, suspense, dramas, and more...how could anyone truly compare the homogenized, dumbed down, lowest common denominator twaddle we see today to all of this innovation? My guess is that anyone who discounts all of that quality (and no, not everything was good) simply has a bias against anything that has a tint of 'history' about it...rotary phones, big sedans, no internet, beehive hairdos, etc.

My favorite 60's shows?
In no order,

Batman
Gilligan's Island
Munsters
Addams Family
Gunsmoke
Star Trek
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Bewitched
Twilight Zone
Outer Limits

Good TV is timeless. Thats why a good portion of the 1960's TV shows still are watchable today, and will be in the future.

When Cable TV came to my town in 1980 I was like an eight-year-old on Christmas Morning. Oh Boy! ALL MINE!!! If I only knew what I was getting myself into. For the first 10 years life was good, then I began noticing things going downhill. It wasn't bad at first, but in 2000 things REALLY began going downhill, with commercials increasing to a point BEYOND Insanity and the onset of that malignancy known as "Unscripted" Programming :mad:, while fees did nothing but climb, climb, climb. In 2004 I began questioning WHY was I paying for all this "stuff", two years later I decided enough was enough, and decided to seek my entertainment elsewhere. Tonight I will recreate my childhood by watching animated programming that used to dominate Saturday Mornings, and I won't have to cope with Insurance, Medical or any other form of advertising. :angryfire: I'm not saying I've achieved perfection, but I have a system, and it works. :D

Good TV is timeless. Thats why a good portion of the 1960's TV shows still are watchable today, and will be in the future.


They are watchable today because they air at all times of the day not just from 8pm to 11pm during Monday to Friday.

The 1960s were a rich TV bounty, in my opinion, especially for drama and adventure series. Some shows were entirely excellent, others were flawed, but still very entertaining. Here are some of my faves:

THE FUGITIVE
THE ADDAMS FAMILY
THE AVENGERS
RAWHIDE
THE PRISONER
THE WILD WILD WEST
T.H.E. CAT
THE UNTOUCHABLES
THE OUTER LIMITS
THRILLER
THE TWILIGHT ZONE
STAR TREK
THE ADVENTURES OF JONNY QUEST
BATMAN
THE INVADERS
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
THE WESTERNER
THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR
DANGER MAN/SECRET AGENT
DRAGNET (color version)
LAND OF THE GIANTS
ROUTE 66
LOST IN SPACE
THE RAT PATROL
MAN IN A SUITCASE
PASSWORD
ROGER RAMJET
THE BULLWINKLE SHOW
BEANY & CECIL
GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE
THUNDERBIRDS
STINGRAY
CAPTAIN SCARLET & THE MYSTERONS
SPEED RACER
ULTRAMAN
MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM

It's funny, in a sort of perverse way, but in the 1960s with only three networks, there still seemed to be more of a variety in program fare... sitcoms, westerns, doctor shows, crime and detective, sci-fi, anthology, variety shows, jungle adventure, war shows, lawyer shows, musicals, spy/espionage, etc. There were even a couple of shows that took place on the rodeo circuit, a couple with a circus backrop, plus some animal shows like Flipper, Lassie and Gentle Ben, a few soaps like Peyton Place, panel shows like "I've Got a Secret" and "What's My Line." Heck, there were even a few psychiatrist shows (Eleventh Hour, Breaking Point), of all things!

Then, when you even sub-categorize things, like sitcoms, you had settings as varied as a deserted island or a Prisoner-of-War camp! Just boggles my mind, the variety found in 1960s television.
I agree. Today's shows don't come close to the variety of shows you had then. You didn't have a network using 4-5 hours a week showing one reality show.

The 60s easily win:
The Dick Van Dyke Show
The Munsters
The Many Lives Of Dobir Gillis
Leave It To Beaver
Family Affair
The Big Valley
Gilligan's Island
Dennis The Menace
Car 54, Where Are You?
Bewitched
I Dream Of Jeannie
The Beverly Hillbillies
Mr Ed.

There are so many good shows from this decade!

Absolutely. Here are more than four I really like:

Bewitched
Gidget
The Patty Duke Show
The Munsters
The Big Valley
Bonanza
The Lucy Show
Here's Lucy

And more!

I think all those shows from the 60's did well because

1. That's all everyone had back then

2. No cable

3. No Internet




Conversation in 1960's households:

Husband: What do you want to do tonight?
Wife: I don't know. What do you want to do?
Husband: Wanna watch some cable TV? HBO? ESPN?
Wife: Can't. Hasn't been invented yet.
Husband: We could go online. Check out some YouTube.
Wife: Nope.Doesn't exist.
Husband: We could watch The Dick Van Dyke show.
Wife: I guess. It's all we have.

I agree. Today's shows don't come close to the variety of shows you had then. You didn't have a network using 4-5 hours a week showing one reality show.


:angryfire SECONDED! :angryfire

I haven't seen a lot of the 60's shows.
For the most part, the only 60's shows I have seen are the more well known comedies.

Since September, I have been watching the drama Ironside for the first time.
The first couple of years which took place in the late 1960's, I really enjoyed the show. Now, that the episodes are in the 1970's, some of them I find boring.
There is this former actress, Barbara Anderson, who up until last year when I saw her on a Marcus Welby episode, I never heard of her.

It looks like actors/actresses from comedies in the 1960's are more known today than those in drama's.

I also agree that 1960's TV is way better than the reality crap of today.