The 1960s was a decade of transition for American television, bridging the black-and-white era of the 1950s with the colorful, more socially aware programming that would emerge in the 1970s. Viewers ...

These 12 1960s TV shows are still a pleasure to watch after all these years. Almost all live on in The post 12 1960s TV Shows That Are Still a Pleasure to Watch appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.

The Big Valley, starring Barbara Stanwyck, first premiered on Sept. 13, 1965. By 1965, the popularity of Westerns had largely shifted from the big screen to our living rooms, thanks to rating ...

It may be hard to imagine now, but several decades ago, when you sat down on your couch to turn on your television set, there were only three channels to choose from. Today, there are about three ...

The 1960s was a groundbreaking decade in American television. Nearly 90% of households owned a TV by 1960, ushering in the end of the Golden Age of Radio. Instead, evening television programming ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Actor Michael Cole, best known for his role on the 1968-1973 ABC TV series "The Mod Squad," died Tuesday at 84. Cole is shown at ...

If you grew up with a black-and-white set humming in the corner, 1960s television did more than entertain you, it framed how you see politics, war, race, gender, and even outer space. These nine TV ...

With so many great shows to choose from, it can be shocking to remember that television is a relatively new medium. By the time the 1960s rolled around, though, television was finding its groove. As ...

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Dec. 11 (UPI) --Actor Michael Cole, who played Pete Cochran on the TV series "The Mod Squad," died Tuesday at 84. The show was one of the first mainstream TV shows of the era focused on the 1960s ...