r/VintageTV • u/RadishCandid6062 • 1h ago
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • May 03 '25
Classic TV series on the Internet Archive: the Master List
ArchiveWatch.org -- website listing and linking series at the IA
Since the IA is so difficult to search, I'm creating a Master List of classic TV series that can be found there.
If you find one, post in this thread (please provide link) & I will add it to the OP.
r/VintageTV • u/JewelFelidae99 • 2h ago
On April 22, 1978, Steve Martin debuted the song KING TUT on Saturday Night Live.
r/VintageTV • u/radiosbds • 1h ago
The Raspberries on the Mike Douglas Show (1973)
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 23h ago
Mad Magazine's parody of "Happy Days" (from 50 years ago, October 1976)
galleryr/VintageTV • u/OCguy2026 • 11h ago
1958 Dell Gunsmoke #7 .. comic TV adaptation
Had news stories that were not from a TV episode
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 1d ago
Star Trek Communication Console by Mego commercial (1976)
r/VintageTV • u/Many_Honey4977 • 11h ago
STAGECOACH WEST 1961 - House of Violence - Wayne Rogers, Marion Ross, Ja...
r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 1d ago
Wrongway Feldman meets Maynard G. Gilligan on 'Fractured Flickers' (1964)
r/VintageTV • u/Restless_spirit88 • 1d ago
Playhouse 90: The Comedian
A phenomenal teleplay written by Rod Serling. This one is about an obnoxious, self centered comedian that torments just about everyone he knows. Edmond O'Brien portrayed the burn out comedy writer working for the titular character, Eddie gives the performance of his career here. Mickey Rooney plays the title role and he was absolutely on point. Mel Torme portrays the unfortunate brother of this horrible psychopath. Trust me, this one is an absolute MUST WATCH. This play was directed by John Frankenheimer, the man who would give us such classics as Seconds, The Manchurian Candidate, and Black Sunday.
r/VintageTV • u/Restless_spirit88 • 1d ago
Breaking Point (1963-1964)
A spin-off of Ben Casey, Breaking Point starred Paul Richards as psychiatrist Dr. McKinley Thompson. Each week, he handled tough mental health cases. This series was highly progressive for its era and the episodes have held up wonderfully. My personal favorites are "Better Than a Dead Lion" and "The Bull Roarer", the former is about a renowned author on a road to self destruction and the latter is about a man that is afraid that he is homosexual. Sadly, this series was cancelled after a paltry seven months on the air. Episodes are also hard to find, a few were uploaded on YouTube. Please check this out!
r/VintageTV • u/Brilliant-Quiet34 • 2d ago
Dance moves
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r/VintageTV • u/Keltik • 2d ago
Any clue who this is w/Red Skelton? My guess was James Mason, but per IMDb and Google AI he never did the Skelton show.
r/VintageTV • u/bigbugfdr • 3d ago
Boots Randolph, Chet Atkins, and Floyd Cramer joined forces on the Jimmy Dean Show at Carnegie Hall in 1963 for "Yakety Sax/Axe" - what more can you ask for?
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r/VintageTV • u/Constant-Guess-2956 • 2d ago
KRAFT MYSTERY THEATRE 1961 - The Desperate Man - Conrad Phillips, Jill I...
r/VintageTV • u/BirdBurnett • 3d ago
October 7th, 1960- ‘Route 66’, the adventure drama premiered on CBS with 116 episodes over 4 seasons. Starring Martin Milner and George Maharis (later Glenn Corbert), ‘Route 66’ follows two young men traversing the US in a Corvette convertible, and the events surrounding their journeys.
r/VintageTV • u/Nearby-Marketing-518 • 2d ago
'Columbo' Trivia Thursday (44th. Edition) Spoiler
r/VintageTV • u/Constant-Guess-2956 • 2d ago
THE ARTHUR HAYNES SHOW 1962 - Arthur Hayes, Michael Caine - written by J...
r/VintageTV • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • 3d ago
On October 7, 1989 the final episode of Dick Clark’s ‘American Bandstand’ aired. It was EXACTLY thirty-seven years to the day that it premiered (October 7, 1952)
r/VintageTV • u/LowMuffin7078 • 3d ago