r/VintageTV • • May 03 '25

Classic TV series on the Internet Archive: the Master List

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r/VintageTV • • 14d ago

Well folks, we did it: 100K MEMBERS. We survived the rough early days, the recent invasion by bots er I mean undocumented posters, even this week's bizarre Eliot Ness slaps Frank Nitti fetish threads. We couldna done it w/o you - so give us your thoughts: on where the sub's been, & where it's going

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r/VintageTV • • 12h ago

🎃'It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown' first aired 60 years ago, October 27, 1966, on CBS

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r/VintageTV • • 1h ago

Cass Elliot on The Ray Stevens Show, 1970.

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r/VintageTV • • 14h ago

One of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes (Twilight Zone, S1 E28)

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r/VintageTV • • 18h ago

Remembering our Chekov, the legendary Walter Koenig 🤍🕊️ (Star Trek: The Original Series)

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r/VintageTV • • 10h ago

Shock Week

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r/VintageTV • • 7h ago

Eleven regulars - biggest sitcom cast ever? (1960)s

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r/VintageTV • • 6h ago

'Ready & Willing'. After 'McHale' Joe Flynn was so desperate to play leads he did this dim Dragnet spoof. Might've worked as a sketch, but can't support a whole ep. W/Jack Weston, Lola Albright (wasted by H'wood as usual), Kathleen Freeman (not Dragnet w/o her), & briefly, Susan Saint James (1967)

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r/VintageTV • • 18h ago

October 27, 1971: Minneapolis / St. Paul TV and radio schedule

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Some quirks of the local stations during this time.....

CBS affiliate WCCO didn't carry the CBS Morning News, in favor of local children's programming, so the ABC affiliate (KMSP) carried the live feed of it.

KMSP delayed broadcast The Dick Cavett Show by one hour and aired The Wild, Wild West reruns at 10:30 pm instead.

CBS was in its last year of a four year period with zero daytime game shows on its schedule after To Tell The Truth went off the air in September 1968. Game shows returned in September 1972 with The Joker's Wild & The New Price Is Right.

WCCO stretched out its late night newscast to 50 minutes thereby delaying CBS's The Merv Griffin Show for 20 minutes. Griffin would be gone from CBS's late night schedule the following year and started with his syndicated Metromedia show which was very successful and ended in 1986.


r/VintageTV • • 20h ago

10 year old Matthew Perry in his first credited television appearance as a child actor in the 1979 action-drama series 240-Robert…

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r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

Susan Saint James, Emmy-Winning Star of ‘Kate & Allie’ and ‘McMillan & Wife,’ Dies at 80

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r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

Ensign Chekov no longer on duty: Walter Koenig R.I.P.

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r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

1970 Star Trek .. featuring Walter Koenig as Ensign Pavel Chekov

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Only photo cover I have featuring actor Walter Koenig

He gave me a lifetime of viewing pleasure


r/VintageTV • • 20h ago

Would you let your child today watch a show hosted by this man?

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r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

What was your favorite childhood Christmas show

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r/VintageTV • • 19h ago

What happened to Lassie the most famous TV Dog of all time?

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r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

The Dukes Of Hazzard premiered January 26, 1979

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r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

[ISO] Fast Motion, sped up, time lapse, and fast forward in TV, media, movies, pop culture!

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Sorry I need help finding live action tv shows and movies that feature and display Chipmunk voices, Fast motion, sped up, fast forward gags, and time lapse scenes!
Hi I’m a huge fan of fast motion, sped up , fast forward, & time lapses scenes in movies and tv shows! I need help finding as many tv shows and episodes that use this cinematic photography! Examples of this can be car chases, Kung fu movies, building and moving items around, how the clouds move in the sky, people chasing other people, a few random montages to help illustrate the storyline better, and comedy with gags and people speaking so unintelligent that you can’t understand what they’re saying with high pitched chipmunk voices! If anyone can help and find anything don’t hesitate to reach out, I need all the help I can get! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿


r/VintageTV • • 1d ago

Adam West on the set of Batman, 1966.

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r/VintageTV • • 2d ago

Abbott and Costello

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r/VintageTV • • 2d ago

On the half hour daytime Soap Opera "Dark Shadows" Barnabas Collins was portrayed by Jonathan Frid starting June 27th, 1966 and the World hasn't been the same ever since.

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r/VintageTV • • 2d ago

Sharon Stone in Silver Spoons

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r/VintageTV • • 2d ago

Mr. Chicken and Andy

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r/VintageTV • • 2d ago

Three Men In A Boat 1975

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Three Men in a Boat follows three friends who, believing themselves overworked, embark on a boating holiday up the Thames seeking fresh air and relaxation, only to face a series of comic mishaps. Adapted by Tom Stoppard and directed by Stephen Frears, it stars Tim Curry, Michael Palin, and Stephen Moore, blending faithful period detail with wry, often Python-like humor. Praised for its charm and scenic river visuals, it holds a 6.9/10 IMDb score and offers an amusing, gently satirical slice of Victorian leisure.