Do You Agree With Our 10 Defining TV Shows of the 1960s?
Ten shows, countless memories, and we want to know if you agree with our 1960s TV top 10.
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Dial Set to Adventure: The Time Tunnel on the Late-Night Screen
The studio lights glow, the monitors flicker, and a giant spiral of colour opens across the screen. The Time Tunnel still feels like a thrilling late-night broadcast from television’s most imaginative control room.
Static, Stars, Action
The biggest sci-fi classics get the applause, but these 1960s American shows still know how to light up a screen.
What Was on TV on a Saturday Night in 1965?
Saturday night television in 1965 had a wonderful rhythm: family adventure, big-name variety, western drama, and a touch of late-night intrigue. As the medium kept evolving through the mid-1960s, these lineups captured both the comfort of old favourites and the first flashes of something more modern.
Land of the Giants still knows how to make television feel enormous
On a soundstage filled with giant teacups, oversized telephones, and towering furniture, Land of the Giants turned television into a playground of pure imagination. Irwin Allen’s adventure series still feels big-hearted, inventive, and wonderfully fun.
Late-Night Signal: Why The Invaders Still Glows on the Dial
What makes a 1960s science-fiction series still feel electric today? The Invaders remains a wonderfully tense, stylish watch, with Roy Thinnes leading a smart thriller that still sends out a powerful late-night signal.