Lost in Space. Watched series recently on DVD and i still like it. And I always liked the theme music also.

"Grizzly Adams" I think, haven't seen it since, but don't think I would be disappointed.

We certainly have been spoiled with better cinematography, editing, audio, and in many cases better acting! It's an industry that has followed technology quite closely.

There was a number of sci-fi kids shows done with (by?) "Supermarionation". They were all string puppets... Fireball XL-5, Stingray, Thunderbirds, Supercar... I was about 7 or so. I was enthralled, yet knowing they were puppets. They're responsible for my love of sci-fi fantasy. Watch them now on Youtube, and I just laugh. It's a genre impossible to reproduce these days without spoiling the "look".

6 gun play house. Every morning watching Roy Rogers one day and Gene Autry the next day. What screwed me up one time is that they had a gun fight while chasing each other on horses. Then they jumped in a motorboat and started chasing each other... I said WHAT THE HELL IS THIS..lol.

The Phil Silvers show, Superman, Twilight zone, outer limits, gunsmoke and , Bonanza. All but the twilight zone seem really Corney now. But nostalgia keeps me watching, Now I laugh at all of them due to the observed plots and bad acting.

Batman. The old one with Adam West

First, i never controlled the tv until adulthood. My favorite show was Dennis the Menace with Jay North. I have never seen an episode! My parents said I already did the things he did and didn't need new ideas. So they deprived me, and I was anxious to grow up and watch reruns. Only they have never shown reruns on any channel I could find. I'm still deprived. As a teen it was Get Smart and Laugh-In, again, I didn't control the remote.

BONANZA and In the heath of the Night.

I watched Bonanza in Spanish (black and white / color) and then in English in USA

Alf, Mork and Mindy, Mash. Liked Alf because of the nuances back then like it now because of the sarcastic comments. Mork and Mindy was genuine humor and that in today's tv it is hard to find. Mash The excitement of solving a complex problem with a aspect of humor. Humor applied in our lives makes a solution to a dismal problem more tolerable.

batman. just a hair corny now

Star Trek. And, yes, it’s kind of silly now.

I Love Lucy. I think its why I'm such a goofball. And I did watch it recently. No, it was just as funny as ever.

Wow, I remember faithfully watching Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on a black and white TV. First time I saw it in color, my little mind blown. I'd love to see an episode of Ozzie and Harriot. Loved the old cartoons. Still like them. Little Rascals and the 3 stooges. The Ed Sullivan Show, Bonanza, Tarzan movies. Then came Laugh In and All in the Family and the Carol Burnett Show and the Smothers Brothers. Must see TV back then. McCale's Navy, F-Troop, Bat Man, the Fugitive, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Twilight Zone. I could go on Lots of good shows back then. Mash, Cheers. Many (not all) stand the test of time...and then there was the game shows. Concentration, Password, Jeopardy, and my favorite, Hollywood Squares.

Bewitched. I loved that show as a kid. As an adult I watched it again. I like some of the story lines, but I have to admit, the writing back then was so horrible.

That being said, I still love Red Dwarf from the BBC. It seem almost funnier now than when I was a kid. (Of course I get more of the humor now.)

My childhood tv shows have not stood the test of time: I Dream of Jeannie, Gilligan's Island, and Love Boat. Music, fashion and social values have advanced making the past look and sound naive and infantile.

As a small child it was Little House on the Prairie, Grizzly Adams, The Brady Bunch, Tom and Jerry, the Flintstones, and Looney Tunes....those shows are nostalgic enough for me; I don't think they would be disappointing; though I do not revisit them. Took my own kids to watch Looney Tunes on a projector; at a groovy little coffee shop; on Saturday mornings; about 10 years ago and it was just awesome

I later remember being around 8, and my morning routine was to make myself some oatmeal, and then plop on the floor to watch I Love Lucy, I Dream of Jeannie, and Bewitched. When the Waltons came on I needed to leave for school Haven't revisited those either....

Loved the Dukes of Hazard, Knightrider, and BJ and the Bear. Pretty sure the corny factor would apply here.

I also remember being completely hooked on Dark Shadows and Tales From the Darkside.

Wild Kingdom, Hogan’s Heroes, Carol Burnett Show, Hee Haw but only for the whole where oh where are you tonight...

Wonder Woman, Good Times, Taxi, and of course, the Muppet Show

it depends how young you are talking about. Pre-school I used to love "Watch With Mother" on the BBC. These were shows that were about 10 minutes long and had The Wooden Tops, Bill and Ben, Andy Pandy and Picture Book.

My favourite though, was always Rag, Tag and Bobtail. Which I suppose probably has something to do with my love of nature and wildlife. I had a quick look on youtube and I reckon it would still be relevant to young children today.

As a teenager though, it has to be Monty Python. And no, never disappointed with re-runs!

Adventures in Paradise. Bought the series on DVD recently. It was comically poor production quality.

When I was young my favourite show was The Young Riders....Ohhhh how I loved that show.
Then after that Seinfeld and Friends ( To which I have seen every episode of at least 10 times because they still play it everyday!) Those shows never disappoint me.

Twilight Zone. I never missed an episode, watched the reruns so many times I would know what each episode was after the introduction.

Golden Girls. Seriously. Went back and watched episodes as an adult. That show had really racy jokes that I just couldn't appreciate at the time since I was a kid.

I grew up on the original Star Trek. I still enjoy it to this day. For the time the special effects actually weren't that bad. I enjoyed MASH also. I still enjoy MASH.

Star Trek, Lost in Space, Batman