Question to anybody who grew in the 1970's; there was a plethora of US imports on our screens back then & that's all we watched.

Which was your favourite?

It's a tough one for me, but I'm going with the Six Million Dollar Man!!!!!!

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I used to enjoy 'Man from Atlantis'

I know it came later but I liked Knight Rider.

As your talkin about American Imports, does anyone remember those dubbed foreign ones? (e.g. Heidi).

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Originally posted by rudyardkipling:
As your talkin about American Imports, does anyone remember those dubbed foreign ones? (e.g. Heidi).

Yeah, and Belle, Sebastian and the White Horses although that might have been late 60's.

Hey thanks for replying. Funnily enuff, i dont remember Belle & Sebastian or White Horses! But as you say they were late 60s then thats just a bit before my time anyway. The dubbed ones i can remember watching were: Heidi (on tv in early 80s) and a series from the late 70s called Desert Adventure (although it it was infact narrated). Does anyone remember that series?

Charlies Angels was the best thing to come from America; which incidentally if any Americans are reading... was after the first American to go aboard: Neil Armstrong had his little trip!

Was Champion the Wonder Horse from America??

Loved that one!

The Rockford Files
The Bob Newhart Show
Threes Company
Ellery Queen
Planet of the Apes
Space 1999

And many more.

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Was Champion the Wonder Horse from America??

Loved that one!

Yeah that was one of my faves as a kid, and I loved the littlest hobo as well

Fantastic Journey
The Omega Man (I think that was the title) with Ben Murphy
Cannon
Petrocelli
Casey Jones
Whirlybirds

Some great memories here!

WOW, Syntax you know how to bring back memories, just when I was feeling old and sorry for myself you really cheered me! up, Thanks

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The Omega Man (I think that was the title) with Ben Murphy

Gemini Man.

I loved Alias Smith and Jones, Soap and Rhoda. I also liked an offbeat comedy called Chico and the Man ( I think).
Almost forgot happy Days and Mork and Mindy

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Originally posted by Veggieburger: I also liked an offbeat comedy called Chico and the Man ( I think).

I loved chico and the Man, with Freddie Prinze.

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Originally posted by Veggieburger: I also liked an offbeat comedy called Chico and the Man ( I think).

I loved chico and the Man, with Freddie Prinze.

I never realised that Freddie Prinze Jr's dad was in it. I knew that the guy from Chico had killed himself but nothing else about him.

How sad for Freddie Jr to have lost his father so young

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Originally posted by MrCaulfield:

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Originally posted by Veggieburger: I also liked an offbeat comedy called Chico and the Man ( I think).

I loved chico and the Man, with Freddie Prinze.

I never realised that Freddie Prinze Jr's dad was in it. I knew that the guy from Chico had killed himself but nothing else about him.

How sad for Freddie Jr to have lost his father so young

I know. Whats more Freddie Prinze was just a boy himself when he died, only 22.

Starsky and Hutch
Six Million Dollar Man
Bionic Woman
Space 1999
Charlie's Angels

I loved them all back then.