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Aired in the early 60', Jack Lord portrayed Detective Captain Steve McGarrett, the head of a special state police task force which was based on an actual unit that existed under martial law in the 1940s. Topic: classic tv
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
The Addams Family series was the story of an eccentric family that lived on North Cemetery Ridge. The series aired on ABC as a 30 minute comedy from September 1964 to September 1966. In all there were 64 episodes produced. Morticia was the beautiful wife of the house. Her husband Gomez had very strange looking eyes and was a destructive person in nature as was Uncle Fester. Lurch was a 7 foot human looking monster who really only said two words "You rang?" or just mumbled. The... Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
The Addams Family series was the story of an eccentric family that lived on North Cemetery Ridge. The series aired on ABC as a 30 minute comedy from September 1964 to September 1966. In all there were 64 episodes produced. Morticia was the beautiful wife of the house. Her husband Gomez had very strange looking eyes and was a destructive person in nature as was Uncle Fester. Lurch was a 7 foot human looking monster who really only said two words "You rang?" or just mumbled. The... Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater, sometimes simply called Zane Grey Theater, is an American Western anthology series which ran on CBS from 1956 to 1961. Zane.Grey.Theater.01x.01.You.Only.Run.Once 5 October 1956 On the run from the law a man maintains his innocence while searching for the real killer. Welcome to the Calfkiller Community. The place to connect with the hobby of Old Time Radio, Spoken-Word Radio, Nostalgia and so on. http://grou.ps/calfkillerotr/home favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite ( 2 reviews ) Topic: Classic TV
The Apaches have been attacking every mail rider going through their territory. Jeffords decides the only way to stop them is to ask Cochise himself. Season 1, Episode 1 Aired: 9/25/1956 Original Commercials favorite ( 1 reviews ) Topic: Classic TV
This file is a Channel Pittsburgh program. Channel Pittsburgh is a developing non-profit, online television station for Pittsburgh-area media artists and media students that will also show public domain material. Learn more at www.channelpittsburgh.org. Topic: Classic TV
