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Which of these non-animated television show theme songs are you most likely to sing or at least remember? Sing-along here #singalong

In Memoriam: Tim Conway

Beloved comedic actor and father Tim Conway passed away on May 14th, 2019 at the age of 85. The former Army veteran Conway got his start after being spotted by Rose Marie, co-star of The Dick Van Dyke Show (1961), who arranged an audition for Tim on The Steve Allen Plymouth Show (1956). That was enough exposure to launch his career in Hollywood. Conway will be best remembered for his work on The Carol Burnett Show (1967), McHale's Navy (1964) as Ensign Charles Parker and most recently on Chip and Bernie Save Christmas with Dorf (2016) as Dorf. But in between those roles he managed to rack up many other memorable appearances. Tim will sadly be missed. Condolences to the family by all of us here at IMDb. Please visit Tim Conway's web page here. Which appearance from the list below do you best remember Tim for? After selecting your favorite, stop by here and leave your memories and kind words.

Memorable TV Uncles

Uncles are like our granddads the age of our fathers: they're cool because they don't handle us every day and when we see them, we get a sort of connection that goes beyond the whole parental control... and yet sometimes, they can be as protective, authoritarian and loving as our Dads. Having turned into an uncle for the first time recently, here's a tribute to some of the most memorable TV uncles; which one is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

Favorite TV Shows on the Air 50 Years Ago

As the 2018-19 season draws to a close we look back 50 years ago at the best shows on air in the 1968-69 season with an IMDb ranking of at least 7.0 and 2500 votes. Which show is your favorite? After voting, please discuss here.

Favorite 60s Sitcom

From Wikipedia- A situation comedy, or sitcom, is a genre of comedy centered on a fixed set of characters who carry over from episode to episode. Sitcoms can be contrasted with sketch comedy, where a troupe may use new characters in each sketch, and stand-up comedy, where a comedian tells jokes and stories to an audience. Sitcoms originated in radio, but today are found mostly on television as one of its dominant narrative forms. This form can also include mockumentaries. Which Sitcom that premiered between 1960-1969 would you call your favorite? Discuss 60s Sitcoms Here

Favorite TV Widower

Which of these TV Widowers is your favorite? Discuss here

Happy Unconventional Mother's Day!

With Mother's Day looming, let's celebrate some special TV moms. While they may not have actually given birth to their children and/or share DNA with them, these moms love their kids just the same. Which do you feel is the best unconventional TV mother? Discuss the list here

Lil' Jodie Foster

Actress Jodie Foster is known for winning two Oscars and being nominated for two more, plus directing some celebrated films. What is sometimes forgotten is that half of her acting career occurred before she turned 18. Of those early roles, which do you remember most fondly? Discuss the list here * Her role as Iris in Taxi Driver has been left off as it would be the overwhelming favorite were it included

Best Opening Song for Sitcom (With Lyrics)

All the songs are original and with lyrics. Vote ONLY for the best song and not for other factors in the opening sequence. Regardless of your opinions about these programs, what do you think is the best theme song. Discuss here

Greatest TV Character Pairing of the 1960s

Who are your favorite pair of characters? After voting, please discuss here.

U.S. Navy Series

The United States Navy was founded as the Continental Navy in 1775, before the Declaration of Independence. It has a long history of fighting America's wars over the seas and includes varied fighting force which includes surface vessels, aircraft, and submarines. The Blue and Gold's silent service is most elusive of the U.S. Nuclear Triad and amongst the most dangerous in the world. The 'glitzy' life of aircraft carriers and high flying jets has given the Navy the status as the rock star of the armed services. Many of the brave men and women have given their lives in service of the country and the fight for freedom. In their honor, which of these TV movies or series that predominantly features the U.S. Navy is your favorite? Salute here

Join A Television Family: 1960-1979 Edition

If you are/were a teenager, which of these television families would you like to join? Eligible candidates for this list * Pretend the storyline is "real" - you're not an actor with that cast, you're in the world created by that show in that family as a full fledged member of that family (for better or worse!) * started airing between 1960-1979. (we'll do other polls for other eras), * have at least one parent and one child already. You are another child, assuming the current parent or parent(s) stay and the current kids are your "siblings". * are live action * there's no "supernatural/alien/magic" element - that's for another poll! * the family interactions are "central" to the theme and not incidental. Partially inspired by http://www.tvguide.com/news/greatest-tv-families-1066540.aspx Discuss this list here

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Which of these TV hats is most memorable? Discuss the list here

Three Sons

Which TV Show that had three sons is the best? Discuss here

U.S. Army Series

The poster child for the U.S. Military is the United States Army. The largest and most famous of the services gained prominence shorty after its establishment in 1775 under the command of eventual first President George Washington. The Army Goes Rolling Along as the face of the United States global power projection. Many of the brave men and women have given their lives in service of the country and the fight for freedom. In their honor, which of these TV movies or series that predominantly features the U.S. Army is your favorite? Salute here

Remembering Anne Baxter

Anne Baxter was an American actress known for her versatile performances in film, television, and theater. May 7, 2023 marks her 100th birth anniversary. She appeared in over 80 productions, including her iconic role as Eve Harrington in the classic film 'All About Eve'. Baxter received critical acclaim for her performances in 'The Razor's Edge', 'All About Eve', and 'The Ten Commandments', earning two Academy Award nominations and winning Best Supporting Actress for her role in 'The Razor's Edge'. Additionally, she had a successful career on television, starring in the series "Hotel" and making several non-regular appearances in various TV shows. Which of these movies or TV shows featuring her do you find the most memorable? Discuss the poll here

Favorite TV Series Siblings Part II

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Who is your favorite Top TV Dad? After voting, please discuss here.

The 1960s Best TV Theme Songs and Opening Credits

This will take you a little time to go through. Some are short. Some not. Just Click on the Link, (Listen and Watch) to hear and see the best of the 1960s Songs and Opening Credits. So, which one is your favorite? After voting, please discuss here.

Favorite Nostalgic Sitcom

Which of these sitcoms that looks fondly on a bygone era fills your heart with the most bittersweet longing? Discuss the list here