| Dixon' Trading Page: 1960-90 If a show began in the 1950s and continued into the '60s, or if it began in the 1980s and continued into the '90s, you'll still find it here. I did that so people won't have to switch back and forth if they're looking for one particular series. All of these are w/o/c unless stated otherwise. The Addams Family --12/3/65 "Gomez the Cat Burglar" The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet --1953 "The New Chairs" --1953 "The Pancake Mix" --1954 "The Pajama Game" --1955 "Music Appreciation" (w/ Mary Tyler Moore in commercials as Happy Hotpoint!) --"The Kappa Sigma Party" 1963 rerun of show from 10/3/56 w/newer introduction by Harriet --10/31/56 "The Banjo Players" --1957 "Tutti Frutti Ice Cream" (classic!) --1958 "The Exploding Book" --12/58 "Father's Night at the Frat House" --1/28/59 "Ozzie & the Space Age" --1964 "The Exotic Housemother" w/Mamie Van Doren and a young Bob Eubanks --1964 "The Big Dog" All in the Family --1/30/78 "Cousin Liz" The Andy Griffith Show ---10/3/60 "The New Housekeeper" (series debut) (fuzzy video) ---2/6/61 "Andy the Marriage Counselor" ---1/21/63 "High Noon in Mayberry" ---12/16/63 "Citizen's Arrest" (classic!) ---5/11/64 "Back to Nature" ---12/25/67 "Goober the Executive" ---4/1/68 "Mayberry RFD" (series finale) ---11/02 "The Andy Griffith Reunion: Back to Mayberry" (reunion w/Griffith, Don Knotts, Ron Howard, Jim Nabors and a lot of clips) The Arsenio Hall Show ---2/94 w/George Carlin, Dawnn Lewis, A Tribe Called Quest Barney Miller --12/23/76 "Christmas Story" --2/19/81 "The Librarian" Batman --9/14/66 second season opener w/Julie Newmar as Catwoman (part 1 only) The Bear Bryant Show (highlights show featuring the legendary Alabama coach,syndicated in the South) --11/28/82 Iron Bowl w/Bear and Stedman Shealy; Auburn snaps 'Bama's winning streak thanks to freshman Bo Jackson, who isn't mentioned by name; Bear's last show (unannounced; he hadn't even announced his retirement when this was taped!) The following is also available, commercials are deleted: --12/4/79 Iron Bowl, Bama wins again Beverly Hills Buntz (Dennis Franz dramedy/"Hill Street Blues" spinoff) --11/5/87 pilot --"Fit to Be Tied" 1/88 airing of 11/29/87 ep (w/o/c from Canadian airing on CBC) --12/24/87 "Sid & Randy" --3/25/88 "Umbrella in the Water" Bewitched --3/25/65 "Driving is the Only Way to Fly" (Paul Lynde, in his first appearance on the show, appears as someone other than Uncle Arthur!) Bonanza --12/14/71 "A Home for Jamie" Car 54, Where are You? --10/21/62 "Occupancy, August 1st" w/Molly Picon, Charles Nelson Reilly Cheers --11/14/85 "2 Good 2 B Real" (fuzzy video) --5/14/92 "An Old Fashioned Wedding" (1 hour; credits missing but otherwise complete) The Cosby Show --11/14/85 "Denise Drives" (fuzzy video) Make Room for Daddy/The Danny Thomas Show --11/10/53 "Visiting Englishman" --9/28/54 "Family Troubles" --1954 "Danny's Birthday" --2/1/55 "Children's Governess" --4/26/55 "A Trip to Wisconsin" --9/20/55 "Little League" --4/10/56 "USO Tour" --10/23/61 "The Trumpet Player" w/Harry James The Dick Van Dyke Show --10/3/61 "The Sick Boy and the Sitter" (series debut) --1/24/62 "Who Owes Who What" --10/31/62 "My Husband is Not a Drunk" --9/15/65 "Coast to Coast Big Mouth" (jumpy in spots) --5/23/94 "The Dick Van Dyke Show Remembered" clip show w/Charles Kuralt and cast members --5/11/04 "The Dick Van Dyke Show Revisited" reunion show with clips and an updated story involving the surviving actors Family Ties --11/14/85 "My Tutor" (guest star: River Phoenix; fuzzy video) Gilligan's Island --1/31/65 "X Marks the Spot" Gomer Pyle, USMC --2/28/69 "Gomer Tends a Sick Cat" Good Times --5/2/74 "The Checkup" (B&W kine copy) Green Acres --12/22/65 "What Happened in Scranton?" (b&w print) --1/31/68 "Arnold, Boy Hero" (B&W print) Harry O --10/17/74 "Eyewitness" Have Faith (ABC sitcom w/Joel Higgins, set in a parrish) --4/18/89 pilot Hawaii Five-O --1/1/69 "Pray Love Remember, Pray Love Remember" Hill Street Blues --10/18/84 "Rookie Nookie" Hogan's Heroes --3/3/67 "Reverend Kommandant Klink" Hootenanny --5/23/64 guests: the New Christie Minstrels and comedian Jackie Vernon The Jack Benny Program --11/30/52 "Jack is Visited by Burglars" --10/25/53 w/Humphrey Bogart --1/17/54 w/Liberace --1/6/57 w/Jayne Mansfield The Jim Nabors Hour --9/25/69 premiere w/guest Andy Griffith and a cameo by Don Knotts Kate & Allie --1/27/86 "Too Late the Rebel" (guest star: Ben Stiller; includes a local weather crawl) --1/30/89 "A Tree Grows on West 56th Street" Kojak --2/22/77 episode "Kiss It All Goodbye" Lassie --12/4/60 about Timmy's go-cart; one of the other characters refers to child actor Stephen Talbot by his real first and last name! Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) --5/22/86 Cher is the only guest, calls Dave a bad name and he clearly doesn't like it --2/4/88 6th anniverary show (90 minutes) --2/1/89 Lainie Kazan, They Might Be Giants --2/89 7th anniversary show --5/9/89 Geena Davis, Jeff Stilson, John Allen Paulos; Biff Henderson opens the show instead of Bill Wendell --5/11/89 Maria Conchita Alonzo, Carl Perkins, a hilarious cameo by Bryant Gumbel (apparently he and Dave resolved their feud) --2/90 8th anniversary show from LA 90 minutes --6/25/93 last NBC show; cuts off early because it was timer-recorded and the show ran over without notice The following is also available minus commercials: --3/84 "Custom Made Show II" w/Jane Pauley (NBC rerun) --2/26/85 "Morning Show" (NBC rerun) --11/20/85 "Too Tired/AC Broke Down" (show originates from Dave's office, this is the one where he makes Teri Garr take a shower) (NBC rerun) Later With Bob Costas --2/1/89 David Letterman is interviewed; among other things he discusses the above-listed incident with Cher Leave It to Beaver --10/3/59 "Blind Date Committee" --7/22/61 rerun from 12/24/60 "Beaver's Accordian" (classic!) The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp --5/6/58 "Doc Holliday Rewrites History" The Lucy Show --12/12/66 Phil Silvers guests The Mary Tyler Moore Show --9/23/72 "What is Mary Richards Really Like?" --12/14/74 "A Girl Like Mary" --"The Last Episode" 9/77 network rerun of the finale, last time show was seen on CBS M*A*S*H --9/18/78 episode "Commander Pierce" Murder, She Wrote --2/21/88 "Murder Through the Looking Glass" w/Robert Reed, Karen Valentine, Gregory Sierra (couple of commercial breaks in second half hour missing, closing credits missing) Murphy Brown --3/6/89 "Mama Said" Colleen Dewhurst's Emmy-winning first appearance as Murphy's mom (cuts off during credits) --12/18/89 "Here's to You, Mrs. Kinsella" --5/18/92 "Birth 101" (Murphy has her baby) --9/14/92 "You Say Potatoe, I Say Potato" (the one that addresses Dan Quayle) (1 hour) My Three Sons --3/24/66 Ernie has a girlfriend --"So Long Charley" (likely network rerun) Perfect Strangers --2/15/91 "Out of Sync" (an episode inspired by the Milli Vanilli scandal; possible network rerun, jumpy video) Perry Mason --5/8/58 "The Case of the Substitute Face" Petticoat Junction --9/24/63 "Spur Line to Shady Rest" (series premiere) Roseanne --12/6/88 "Lover's Lanes" (George Clooney's role is especially noteworthy in this one) --4/18/89 "Dear Mom and Dad" St. Elsewhere --9/21/86 "Where There's Hope There's Crosby" The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour --10/6/68 w/Nancy Sinatra, and a performance clip by the Beatles; funny sketch making fun of the Bobby Goldsboro song "Honey"; look for future "M*A*S*H" co-star Mike Farrell in a cigarette commercial --10/13/68 w/Barbara Feldon, Bill Medley and a performance clip by the Beatles; look for a young and unknown Steve Martin at the beginning of the show Star Trek: the Next Generation --2/22/88 "Home Soil" (opening scene missing) --5/9/88 "Conspiracy" --12/5/88 "Elementary, My Dear Data" --6/12/93 "Timescape" Taxi --2/19/81 "The Costume Party" That Girl --11/10/66 "Break a Leg" w/George Carlin, Dabney Coleman, Sally Kellerman The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson --12/17/69 Tiny Tim marries Miss Vickie (Budinger); other guests include Florence Henderson, Nick Lucas (originally sang "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" in the '20s) and Phyllis Diller --7/17/71 Rodney Dangerfield, Della Reese, Willie Stargell, Freeway --2/6/73 Bobby Darin, Orson Bean, Seals & Crofts, Joan Embry of the San Diego Zoo; Howard Hessman and Judd Hirsch appear in conmercials --1/23/74 w/Jack Benny, Mel Blanc, Maria Muldaur, Jim Henson w/Kermit, Dr. Irwin M. Stillman; Judd Hirsch appears in a commercial --9/13/79 w/Angie Dickinson, Buck Henry, Stephane Grappelli, and the singing dog contest (dogs don't do so well this night which means funny Johnny); plus an appearance by Carnac the Magnificent --5/21/82 w/Sylvester Stallone and a very funny Steve Martin --5/22/92 Johnny's last show with clips, behind the scenes footage and an emotional goodbye; taped from WVTM, Birmingham, AL The following are also available minus commercials: --4/21/64 Arlene Dahl, Henry Morgan, Pete Fountain; Johnny plays the drums! (from Armed Forces TV) --11/14/69 w/Ozzie and Harriet (funny story about their experience with marijuana!), Lucille Ball, others; a few scenes missing, this copy comes from Armed Forces TV and even has their logo at the end The Twilight Zone --6/2/61 "The Obsolete Man" w/Burgess Meredith Walt Disney (various incarnations) The Wonderful World of Disney --2/13/77 "This is Your Life, Donald Duck" (rerun from 1960) --3/26/78 Chip and Dale in "Mixed Nuts" (rerun from 1961) Welcome Back Kotter --12/23/76 "Hark the Sweatkings" The Wonder Years --1/31/88 pilot (3/88 network rerun) --"Heart of Darkness" 11/30/88 --"Our Miss White" 12/7/88 --"Christmas" 12/14/88 w/o/c (credits cut off) --2/15/89 "Hiroshima, Mon Frere" --2/28/89 "Loosiers" --3/7/89 "The Walkout" --3/14/89 "Nemesis" (classic!) --3/21/89 "Pottery Will Get You Nowhere" (network rerun of episode originally aired 2/1/89) --4/18/89 "Brightwing" --5/16/89 "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" --"Steady as She Goes" 1989 network repeat --"The Phone Call" Summer 1989 repeat from 4/88 --"Birthday Boy" '89 summer rerun from 4/11/89 --"The Family Car" 11/20/89 (two breaks and closing credits missing; episode otherwise complete) --1/16/90 "Don't You Know Anything About Women?" --"The Powers That Be" 1/23/90 --"The Glee Club" 2/27/90 --"Night Out" 3/13/90 (open cut off) --3/27/90 "Faith" (minor tracking and low audio) --"The Unnatural" 4/17/90 --"Cocoa and Sympathy" 5/1/90 (weather bug on screen and interrupted briefly twice by local weather update from WBRC, Birmingham; credits not included because weather bulletin interferes) --"Daddy's Little Girl" 5/8/90 --"Moving" 5/16/90 (opening upcut) --"The Tree House" network rerun of an episode from 2/20/90 --"Growing Up" 9/19/90; opening missing due to a cable problem --12/12/90 "A Very Cutlip Christmas" TV Movies: "Kent State" TV Movie on "NBC's Big Event" February 17, 1981 (3 hours; cast includes Ellen Barkin) w/o/c from WVTM-TV, Birmingham | Trading Home | Game Shows | pre-1960 | 1990-present | Retrospectives | |