KUNG FU
David Carradine as a former buddist monk who wandered the American west spouting words of peace and compassion.
Then, he kicked the living shit out of someone.
THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW
This show was really, really cool. At least I imagine it was. I was never allowed to watch it.
VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
I'm still waiting for my damn Flying Sub...
THAT GIRL
Funny and quite sophisticated for it's time. And no, Ann and Don never did it. Ever.
LAREDO
Funny and iconoclastic, Laredo still holds up today on DVD.
THE GREEN HORNET
Fairly ho-hum action series that made Bruce Lee a superstar. Their car was stored upside-down on a secret revolving platform. Wouldn't that ruin the engine?
CAMP RUNAMUCK
The only thing I remember about this series is the name. Wonder if it was as bad as it looked?
ABC's WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
Every Saturday afternoon, this show proved that Americans didn't give a flying fig about international sports.
THE FLYING NUN
A totally weird and creepy show; not funny, not exciting, just creepy. Its a testament to Sally Field's charisma that she kept this dog on the air for 3 years. Apparently, there were even FN lunchboxes...
Sorry, but if you took this to school you deserved to get your ass kicked.
TIME TUNNEL
One of my favorite shows as a kid, I saw a rerun on TVLand recently and it was about the stupidest thing I've ever seen. Gaww...how did I ever buy this crap?
THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
For 90 minutes each week, this show featured everything that was bad about the 70s.
THE FUGITIVE
Probably the best TV show of it's time. Every week, Richard Kimball would get involved in the life of some other lost soul, often risking his own capture in order to help them.
TEST PATTERNS
Sometimes they were the best thing on. I miss them.
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