What’s on TV?: Monday Nights (Fall 1965)

[@tnate6004]

In addition to its prime-time airing, CBS was also running a daytime version of To Tell the Truth at this time that aired at 3 p.m. Eastern, opposite popular long-running soap operas General Hospital and Another World.

[@esthergarcia1373]

I was a Honey West fan. Talk about the female 007 ahead of its time. Also loved seeing I Love Lucy and The Andy Griffith show with Don Knotts. ❤🙏

[@ronbdallas]

Interesting that many prime time shows were still in black and white.

[@danschneider7531]

These are interesting slices of pop culture. I found you via your F Troop video. Keep up the good work.

[@femalegazeproductions6278]

Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it!

[@cosmoetica]

@@femalegazeproductions6278 I may want to do a video on why F Troop is a great sitcom in the next few mos. Wd you be interested in appearing for an interview?

[@RockinEd]

at 9:58 on this particular monday night in 1965-- Screen Gems unveiled it's now infamous "S FROM HELL" ending logo at the end of both Hazel (CBS) and Farmer;'s daughter (ABC) > Since Hazel was such a flop on CBS-, they did not air any Screen Gems shows until 1969 when they started airing the Monkees reruns on Saturday mornings.

[@esthergarcia1373]

Also Bewitched brought back that famous Screen Gems logo “the infamous S from hell ending logo. Such superstition attached to it. Thoroughly enjoyed seeing Bewitched with Dick York as Darrin. ❤🙏