1960s Television’s craziest shows with Retro Myrtle Beach Guy

[@rayfairchild2968]

watched all of these shows growing in the 60s loved them

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

I grew up watching them on Nick at Nite and TBS in the 80s and 90s! I never really stopped 😅 modern television is but a mere shadow of what it once was.

[@jilltagmorris]

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[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

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[@ArtamStudio]

12:58 I was waiting for it, and you delivered!

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

😅😅😅

[@scottcoleman2876]

Little known fact, Mr Ed and Francis the talking mule were hooking up 😉

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

😂😂😂

[@JaysMyrtleBeachAdventures]

Jeez time flies I swear. The 1960s seemed like such an era for television.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

It was pure chaos 😅

[@genapruitt]

When I saw the title of this video I just knew that "My Mother the Car" had to be number one! Thanks for this fun list! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

What an INSANE show 😅 the only thing that redeemed it was Jerry Van Dyke who IS a national treasure 😅

[@John-nq4rq]

Growing up in the 70s I would see these shows and thought how strange they were 😂😂 you can still catch them on roko tv .

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

The classics! 😂

[@yakk13]

I can’t believe that no post war hero complained about how disrespectful Hogans Hero’s was to actual POW survivors. I guess being drunk all the time made folks easier to get along with

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

😅😅😅 it was more of a walk it off generation for sure

[@NickTarterOKC]

I think most people back then understood what comedy was.

[@chuckoneill2023]

It was making Nazis out as incompetent bafoons. THAT was the point of it. Robert Clary was obviously OK with it -- and he was an actual Holocaust survivor. Amazing guy, look him up.

[@Ricky-dy4fh]

My mothers a Car with Jerry Van Dyke i loved it Lol ....Gidget too

[@sjerkins]

With the exception of "Captain Nice" I remember seeing all of these. My six year old self even liked "My mother the Car" but every grownup around hated it.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

😅 yeah I didn’t realize how ridiculous some of these were til I got older myself

[@leward7788]

being 4 - 13 in the '60s and watching TV then spoiled me for modern programming.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

Big same! There’s really only a handful of modern shows I watch 😅

[@dragonsong1023]

Back then, that's when we viewers had an imagination, unlike today's shows where they don't.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

Truer words

[@ericarnaud7983]

Nick at night? I saw them in the 60's.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

😅 how I envy you! Most of my audience is my age and grew up in the 80s and 90s but the 60s still had a POWERFUL hold on our popular culture!

[@Laceykat66]

"My Living Doll" is a crazy show premise" ?? Let's move on with Hymie in Get Smart, Holmes & YoYo and Future Cop in the 1970s, Data in Next Generation, and Mann & Machine in the 1990s. The number of TV movies, including Gene Roddenberry's "Questor Tapes" and the Fembots in The Six Million Dollar Man. Next to doctors, lawyers & Indian Chiefs, humanoid robots are one of TV's most lasting tropes.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

Definitely! I’ll probably do a 70s and a kids show episode etc

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

@@Laceykat66 and to be fair, it wasn’t that odd that she was a robot, it was more that that dude built a wife that looked like Julie Newmar? It’s basically just a uh… adult toy. The implications are what make it so odd 😅

[@Laceykat66]

@@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy Do you really think that when they finally get a good humanoid robot they WON'T build it to look like Julie Newmar or Chris Hemsworth ??? 🤩🤩

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

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[@rudy6884]

Didn't know of captain nice.

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

Yeah it was another one that dies swiftly in syndication

[@Ricky-dy4fh]

Hello my honey hello my baby hello my ragtime gallllll

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

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[@Barbie5810]

Before my time

[@RetroMyrtleBeachGuy]

Before mine too, but, so is most of the stuff I’m into 😅 I only got to experience my favor stuff through rummage sales and reruns