This spy comedy series starred Don Adams as a bumbling secret agent who used gadgets like a shoe phone.

The show was set in the 23rd century and followed the crew of the USS Enterprise.

The production was among a handful of shows that gave rise to a prosperous radio adaptation.

This teen comedy revolved around a high school student's schemes to win over girls and navigate life.

This British puppet adventure series followed an international rescue organization using futuristic machines.

This anthology horror series presented eerie tales with a gallery curator as the host.

If you heard that patented whistle with your eyes closed, you knew exactly what show it was.

This adventure series featured a dolphin and two boys helping their ranger father protect marine life in Florida.

One of the TV show's stars was Ernest Borgnine.

This Western comedy-drama centered on a gambler and his brother roaming the Old West.

This sitcom followed the blended family life of a widowed architect and his new wife with their six children.

This sci-fi adventure series involved scientists traveling through time via a massive underground device.

This police drama followed detectives in New York City solving crimes with a focus on human stories.

This drama series followed the lives of teachers and students at an integrated high school in Los Angeles.

This anthology series featured science fiction stories with twist endings, similar to The Twilight Zone.

This crime drama series followed the investigations of FBI agents as they tackled cases involving federal crimes.

Who portrayed the character of Batman in the 1960s TV show?

This family sitcom revolved around the everyday life of a famous bandleader, his wife, and their two sons.

This police procedural show was known for its "just the facts" approach and starred Jack Webb as Sergeant Joe Friday.

This variety show featured quick sketches, jokes, and the catchphrase "Sock it to me!"