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According to The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows, "Dobie Gillis" was what the show was referred to in syndication.

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The 60's were, as Linda stated, a time of passion. A time of Great Hope and Great disappointment. A man on the moon, a president shot down in his prime. New Leaders Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King -- passion, dreams and ideals for a new generation only to be shot down in their prime. Music from the British Beat to the San Francisco scene. Most of my favorite music comes from the 60's and early 70's. (I have Blodwyn Pig's Ahead Rings Out on CD) From the Beach Boys to Zappa, there was something for everyone. I remember protesting lettuce sales in support of Caesar Chavez. I remember working on the campaign of a local Senator to get involved. We learned to get involved I remember the announcement over the loudspeaker on Nov 22, 1963 like it was yesterday. I remember the Beatles on Ed Sullivan and buying the Mono version of Sgt Pepper because it was a dollar cheaper. I remember portions of my trip to Amherst on orange sunshine. I remember the Night that man walked on the moon, I still get shivers thinking about it.

Chas, you are up

The show was Rafferty. Patrick McGoohan starred.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gNsDp2N6yM

I was joking... but I guess I am a weiner. Let me think up a good one

Gilmore Squirrels?

I miss Joan of Arcadia too.

They are looking for spinoffs. They made a pilot of Aquaman after having him on Smallville last year.

ALL I saw in the 2nd photo was a beauty... Maybe KI, but what red blooded american male is supposed to see the small si in a picture that is overwhelmingly Kathy Ireland!!!!

Sheldon Leonard became a very successful producer. Among his productions, Dick Van Dyke Show; Andy Griffith Show, Make Room for Daddy and I Spy. He partnered with Danny Thomas for many shows.

Sheldon Leonard played the bar tender, I believe.

And it had a jazzy theme too. Burkes Law

sky pilot The song came in two parts on the 45. Part one was more spacy and "psychedelic". Part two was done with orchestra and straight.

I bought the 45 and it would skip on my record player. I returned it a number of times and finally had to live with the fact that I would not be able to play it at home and that song was one that I loved. I had absolutely no contact with drugs at that time, but "felt" high listening to this song and Sky Pilot by the Animals. The lead singer was Kenny Rogers. And the group was the First Edition. Here is some history on Wikipedia

Here's a song from the psychedelic era. This would be the beginning of a long career. just dropped in (to see what condition my condition was in)

I'll have an answer later when I can look at the 1st and 2nd clue.

You got it

Green Acres

New York is where I'd rather be...

Adama and uniforms 1 and 2.

Adam 12