A Look Back at the Top-Rated Shows of 1965 - Classic 60s Television, 20th Century Nostalgia

Hey there, nostalgia enthusiasts! Get ready to travel back to 1965, a year when TV screens were the epicenter of family entertainment.
In this video, we’re diving into the golden era of television to explore the most-watched shows that captivated audiences and became household favorites.
From classic sitcoms to thrilling dramas, let’s revisit the unforgettable programs of 1965!

[@kahalajack]

Hi there were a lot of good shows that year. Get Smart also premiered in 1965

[@spaceagerabbit]

Get Smart is a fantastic show, and Barbara Feldon is one of my favorites. 1965 was an excellent year for TV. I left out some great content, I was worried the video was getting too long, but I'll eventually do a part two 🙂

[@smilanesi98]

The sad part of this time was the American escalation into Vietnam. Apart from that our lives were bursting with fun.

[@kevinluschak5241]

Hell yeah that was the best year I was born!

[@glennso47]

Robert Conrad had a movie called Hard Knocks that was filmed in Mount Carroll Illinois about a retired marine who takes over a dilapidated military school .

[@jons.6216]

One note (and I got it wrong in a quiz about The Beverly Hillbillies myself) is that Jed and Jethro are actually cousins, once removed but Jethro always called him "Uncle Jed"! I have a hunch that since puffed rice and wheat were sponsors of Bewitched, that may have been why Darrin had said he only had "puff-ed rice" for breakfast the Thanksgiving Aunt Clara pops them back to pilgrim times!

[@spaceagerabbit]

I never knew that about Jethro! That's a great trivia question. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@petervance6777]

Glaring omission of lost in space🤕

[@spaceagerabbit]

I'm sorry ✌🏻❤️✌🏻 I intend to make a part 2 because I left so many good shows off the list. The mid-60s was such a great era for TV that the only way to do it justice is to make multiple parts 🙂

[@kevinluschak5241]

I Dream of Jeanie was the best!

[@fairamir1]

" My Favorite Martian"

[@glennso47]

What about Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. Doesn’t anyone remember them?

[@kennyparent3872]

You didn't have Lost in Space

[@spaceagerabbit]

I'm working on a part two. Lost in Space is included on that one 🙂

[@glennso47]

Or The FBI starring Ephrem Zimbalist who never played the “zimbal” for some reason. 🤔

[@JMC786]

No Fugitive? WTH

[@spaceagerabbit]

I know! I'm sorry! I'm working on a part 2 and it will be on that one. The mid 60s was such a great era of TV it was too hard to try and get them all into one video 🙂