1. "I Dream of Jeannie"
   "Bewitched"
2. "One Day At A Time"
   "Batman"

"Bewitched" was loved almost immediately since it began in 1964. Elizabeth Montgomery played Samantha Stephens, witch and wife to Darrin. She tried her best to be the perfect, mortal suburban wife, but she was a witch after all.

1. "Gunsmoke"
   "Hogan's Heroes"
2. "Bonanza"
   "The Munsters"

Lily Munster, played by Yvonne De Carlo, was the vampire wife of Herman Munster and was your not-so-average housewife. She would spread trash throughout the house and run the vacuum on reverse to blow dust everywhere. What an interesting family, indeed.

1. "Magic Hour"
   "The Dick Van Dyke Show"
2. "I Dream of Jeannie"
   "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes"

Another other magical television show of the 1960s, "I Dream of Jeannie," was a little bit different than "Bewitched." Barbara Eden played a genie who lived in a bottle in her master's home and often came out to cause trouble. Love eventually bloomed between the genie and her astronaut master.

1. "Murder, She Wrote"
   "Perry Mason"
2. "Law & Order"
   "West Wing"

"Perry Mason" was one of the first law dramas to captivate audiences on television. The character, and the show for that matter, are often referenced in dozens of other shows to describe someone who is witty, clever and can use one word to solve a problem.

1. "Black Stallion"
   "Green Acres"
2. "Pink Panther"
   "Red Herring"

"Green Acres" premiered in 1965 and continued on until 1971. Eva Gabor played the wife of Eddie Albert's character. They portrayed a couple who moved from New York City to a farm in the country. The show explores the trials and tribulations of their new life.

1. "The Jetsons"
   "The Flintstones"
2. "Rocky & Bullwinkle"
   "Underdog"

The voice of Jane Jetson was perfected by Penny Singleton, who also voiced many other cartoon characters. The Jetsons family depicted the future of life on Earth with many of the things we now take for granted, but which seemed very futuristic in the 1960s.

1. "War of the Worlds"
   "Bright Promise"
2. "90 Bristol Court"
   "Father Knows Best"

Did you know that the popular sitcom, "Father Knows Best," originally aired as a radio show in 1949? Now you do! It moved to television and aired until the early 1960s. It actually aired on a few channels, but kept getting canceled and then picked up by other networks.

1. "Riverboat"
   "Our Five Daughters"
2. "This Is Your Life"
   "The Flying Nun"

Starring along side Sally Field, Madeleine Sherwood is probably most remembered for her role in "The Flying Nun." The sitcom focused on nuns in a convent in which one of them could fly. Sally Field was that nun and her character made for some hilarious scenes.

1. "My Favorite Martian"
   "Lost In Space"
2. "Star Trek: The Original Series"
   "Petticoat Junction"

"Lost In Space" took place in the future. Well, in 1997, which was the future when the show came out in 1965. Lockhart's character was often seen tending to the garden, cooking and offering words of encouragement, all while kicking butt as a female biochemist.

1. "Monster-In-Law"
   "The Three Stooges"
2. "Houligan's Hotel"
   "Gilligan's Island"

"Gilligan's Island" was a sitcom based on people who are stranded on a deserted island, so you can imagine the hilarity that ensues. Ginger Grant was played by Tina Louise, who had many acting jobs, mostly on Broadway, before landing the beachy sitcom.

1. "Saturday Night Live"
   "The Benny Hill Show"
2. "The Phyllis Diller Show"
   "The Mavis Bramston Show"

Starring in dozens of films and television shows, Phyllis Diller was a comedian for the ages. She had her own sketch comedy show, guest-starred on others, and went on to have a career spanning multiple decades. You'll know her by face, voice and name for sure.

1. "The Carol Burnett Show"
   "Here's Lucy"
2. "I Love Lucy"
   "The Cara Williams Show"

"The Carol Burnett Show" was, and still is, one of the most popular shows from the 1960s, and it aired for 11 seasons. People like Carol Burnett herself, Dick Van Dyke and many other comedians made this show a must-see every single week.

1. "The New Adventures of Lassie"
   "The Fugitive"
2. "Mister Ed"
   "Have Gun-Will Travel"

"Mister Ed" focused on a palomino horse, his owner, Wilbur Post and Post's trusty wife, Carol. After winning the audition, Connie Hines didn't love playing the same character all the time, but it is definitely her most well-known role.

1. "Superman"
   "The Avengers"
2. "Batman"
   "Spiderman"

Playing Bargirl in arguably her biggest role, Craig wore the purple and yellow outfit with pride. She starred on the show for the third and final season, went on to reprise her role for things like public service announcements and felt a deep connection to the character.

1. "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"
   "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle"
2. "The Lawless Years"
   "The Name of the Game"

This comic book turned television series featured McCalla as the jungle queen, Sheena. Much like Tarzan, Sheena was an orphan and grew up in the jungle. She can also talk to the animals, so that's cool.

1. "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir"
   "Kiner's Korner"
2. "The Monroes"
   "Magicland"

While only airing for two seasons, "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" made Hope Lange a multiple award winner. She'd been an actress for some time before her role as Carolyn Muir, but she became somewhat typecast after playing many similar characters.

1. "Breaking Point"
   "The Alaskans"
2. "Family Affair"
   "Full Circle"

"Family Affair" dealt with the challenges of a man raising his brother's orphaned children. Can you imagine? There were hard times but, of course, it was a sitcom, so plenty of hilarity ensued as they navigated this new way of life together.

1. "Dukes of Hazard"
   "Get Smart"
2. "The Beverly Hillbillies"
   "Bonanza"

"The Beverly Hillbillies" was a show ahead of its time. Elly May Clampett, played by Donna Douglas, was the leading lady since the mother passed away and was never seen on the show. Douglas went into that acting role relatively unknown.

1. "Make Room For Daddy"
   "Cain's Hundred"
2. "Ding Dong School"
   "The Everglades"

For the first three seasons, it was called "Make Room for Daddy,' but would later be called "The Danny Thomas Show." Once the run of "Make Room for Daddy" ended, so did Jean Hagen's role in the show. Apparently,​ she didn't like the direction her character was going, so who can blame her?

1. "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"
   "The Lucy Show"
2. "That Girl"
   "Dragnet"

"That Girl" was considered a pioneer show for showcasing a single woman in New York City who didn't live with her parents and was pursuing her own career. The show was a book, had many spinoffs, and led to Marlo Thomas being a leading lady in Hollywood for years to come.

1. "Blondie"
   "Karen"
2. "Morning Star"
   "Hazel"

"Hazel" explored the storyline of Hazel Burke, a live-in maid for the Baxter family. The humor comes from Hazel's unique relationships with others in the neighborhood, like the mailman and taxi driver. Fun fact: most of the first season was shown in black and white.

1. "The Avengers"
   "The Flintstones"
2. "The Twilight Zone"
   "Mission: Impossible"

Cinnamon Carter was a model, woman in distress and IMF agent. Barbara Bain appeared in many television shows, such as "Tightrope" and "Adventures in Paradise," before landing the "Mission: Impossible" role.

1. "Camp Runamuck"
   "The Big Valley"
2. "The Farmer's Daughter"
   "Frontier Circus"

Starting out as the housekeeper of a widowed congressman, Katy Holstrum, played by Inger Stevens, eventually fell in love (of course) with the male lead. The show ended with them getting married and Katy adopting the congressman's sons.

1. Romper Room
   He and She
2. One Happy Family
   Sea Hunt

While only airing for one season, this show that followed a real-life married couple playing husband and wife, centered around the cartoons that the husband drew. Jetman was the reason for the comedic relief of the show, and the constant argument over its interpretation.

1. "Get Smart"
   "MI5"
2. "James Bond"
   "Agent Cody Banks"

"Get Smart," which was turned into a modern movie with Steve Carrel and Anne Hathaway, originated as a secret agent comedy sitcom in 1965. The show centered around Barbara Feldon's character as well as Agent 86, played by Don Adams, and the shenanigans they would get into.

1. "Andy's Gang"
   "Bringing Up Buddy"
2. "Harry's Girls"
   "The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet"

Singer Harriet Nelson and her family starred in one of the longest-running sitcoms on television to date. Ozzie convinced ABC to sign a 10-year contract for the show, whether they wanted to cancel the show or not. Talk about adventure!

1. "Love of Life"
   "Julia"
2. "Love on a Rooftop"
   "Paradise Bay"

What a feat for the television industry, and for Diahann Carroll, playing Julia Baker, a widowed mother whose husband was killed in Vietnam. The show was criticized for being unrealistic because it portrayed a black woman living in a nicely furnished suburban home.

1. "Thriller"
   "Run For Your Life"
2. "Gidget"
   Then Came Bronson

Sally Field is a beloved actress known for movies like "Mrs. Doubtfire, "Norma Rae" and "Lincoln." But she was playing characters way before she won three Academy Awards. And while one particular show in which she starred lasted only one season, she left a clearly lasting impression. "Gidget" centered on a father-daughter relationship but wasn't enough to win the hearts of audiences.

1. "The Andy Griffith Show"
   "The Miles Davis Show"
2. "Great American Bandstand"
   "Happy Days"

While Bavier was technically only Sheriff Andy Taylor's aunt, she became lovingly known as Aunt Bee to almost every other character on "The Andy Griffith Show." She played that character until the show's end in 1968, and picked up where she left off in its spinoff, "Mayberry R.F.D."

1. "The Hathaways"
   "Where The Heart Is"
2. "Room For One More"
   "The Mothers-In-Law"

When their kids eloped, they became not only best friends, but in-laws. Imagine how fun having your best friend connected to your life would be. They were also next door neighbors. Double bonus!

1. "Blue Light"
   "Flipper"
2. "Daniel Boone"
   "Love On A Rooftop"

Living with her budget-conscious husband was a challenge for more heart-and-soul type Julie Willis. She had to teach her husband that he could be practical, but also be loving and a little frivolous in life as well.

1. "The Outer Limits"
   "My Living Doll"
2. "Out Of This World"
   "The Time Tunnel"

Following a lifelike Android named Rhoda Miller (played by Newmar) whose owner did not want her to get in the hands of the military, this show lasted for only one season. Rhoda's real name was AF 709, naturally.

1. "Party of 5"
   "My Three Sons"
2. "Movie 4"
   "Hawaii Five-O"

You've surely heard of this family show, since it did have 380 episodes! "My Three Sons" aired for 12 seasons on TV, so you definitely know the Douglas family.

1. "The Groovy Show"
   "The Happy Wanderers"
2. "The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis"
   "Hidden Faces"

When kids lead the way, you know funny things are going to happen, especially with a mother like Florida Friebus' character, Winnie Gillis. Winnie was a little overbearing and tended to dote a little too much on her son, Dobie, while ragging on her husband for not doing enough.

1. "Dark Shadows"
   "The Twilight Zone"
2. "Creature Features"
   "Mr. Novak"

Dark Shadows was a gothic show that took on the drama of a soap opera. The draw of the show could have been the star cast, or the fact that they were playing characters like vampires, werewolves and zombies.

1. "Fresh Off the Boat"
   "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"
2. "Don't Call Me Charlie"
   "The Eternal Light"

Miyoshi Umeki was the first and only Asian woman to win an Academy Award for acting, so it goes without saying that she brought a lot to this television show in the 1960s. In real life, she was nothing like her delicate and humble character. She was known as a vivacious scene stealer, but in a good way.

1. "Leave It To Beaver"
   "The Brady Bunch"
2. "My Three Sons"
   "The Addams Family"

When you call someone a June Cleaver, you are most likely referring to their skills at cleaning, baking, parenting, etc. This term comes from Billingsley's June Cleaver character in the family show, "Leave It To Beaver."

1. "It's About Time"
   "Star Trek"
2. "Space Patrol"
   "Land of the Giants"

Did you know that no living being can travel faster than the speed of light? Well, on television they can. After doing so and ending up all the way back in the Prehistoric era, two lads end up having to do life with Shad, the leader of a cave family.

1. "Gomer Pyle: USMC"
   "Mayberry RFD"
2. "The Danny Thomas Show"
   "Magnum: PI"

"Gomer Pyle: USMC" was one of the highest rated shows of its time. Elizabeth MacRae was a big part of that. She went on to have quite the successful soap opera career, appearing on both "Days Of Our Lives" and "General Hospital."

1. "The Ed Sullivan Show"
   "Montage"
2. "Laughs for Sale"
   "The Twilight Zone"

"The Twilight Zone" is one of the most referenced TV shows, both in other shows and in real life. Whenever something weird happens, or a string of odd things occur, one usually asks if they're in the Twilight Zone.