21 NEW SHOWS OF FALL TV 1967 

Mannix and It Takes A Thief and Mission Impossible had the coolest opening credits those three were the best of that era.

Can't wait for the new fall schedule! 1967 should prove to be quite a year!

I was 8 years old in 67 and only remember 7 out of 21 shows. proves kids were outside playing more back then.

I have the Guns of Woll Sonnett on DVD ...it was a good show...I was 11 years old then...I loved Loredo with Neville Brand and Carey who played on the Granny Goose Potato Chip Commercials...All these TV previews bring back great childhood memories...

Every time I watch these old TV show openings I marvel at how many of these people starred in network TV shows, seen by millions of people, and who never really achieved a steady acting career or lasting fame.

... original ' Ironside ' theme ... ☺️🎧 What an orchestration 🎵🎺🎻🥁🎼🎶🏆by the Legendary Mr. Quincy Jones 👍👍❤️ ...🌻🕊️🤞🖖✌️🙂☕☕☕☕

Damn. Can't wait Til 1967 to see all these new shows!!!!

Something sweetly nostalgic about the theme music to most of these old shows.

Now this was great television just incredible shows from a time we will never ever see again Period !!!!!

Great childhood memories. Thanks for posting.

Remember some of these. Great shows back then & an abundance of talent was out there.

mannix lasted 7 seasons... and for a reason. he had the first car telephone.... before cell phones... he always had the coolest convertibles out there. and he had the coolest secretary out there too. remember her? she was also the first black one. which at that time, was a first... I believe her name was peggy, and every bit as cool as mannix was. what a great show... and I never missed it. oh, the days!

I was 11 back in 1967 loved the shows back then family more of them !!

The good old days, when I was a child.😊

I thought the best of them was Cimmaron Strip. I think it was cut because its budget was too big, but it was a good show. As a New York City boy I loved westerns.

Was 6 years old in 1967. Watched Gentle Ben with sisters. Later on Loved watching *High Chaparral* on reruns. _Buck and Manolito_ were my favorites. *Cameron Mitchell and Henry Darrow.* Wish we could watch these shows on RU-vid,but they get pulled off!

Ol' Stuart Whitman looked like he was about ready to lean clear off the back end of that horse.

50 years ago, wow. I was in 4th grade that fall. I remember most of these, not all, we only had one station. Did not see a lot of NBC until 1970 when a second station started. But there was always something on. Unlike now where there is 200 channels but nothing on them . That's why I am here. Thank you whoever uploads this stuff. Love reminiscing.

These are great intros! Thanks for uploading them. :D

Cimmarron Strip got too brief a time on tv! One of the greatest Western themes EVER!

The "Police Squad" movies got that N.Y.P.D. intro with the flasher.

The standout premiere show for 1967 was the Carol Burnett Show

I'd have loved to have been the guy in Hollywood who ran the western wear store.

I can't believe all the westerns that were still be started in 67

I was five in 1967 and I liked Cinnamon Strip and High Chaparral. My favorite show in the fall of 1967 was The Invaders.

I dont remember Cimmaron Strip, but man, what a great theme song!

I love Mannix I have all of the seasons on DVD!

Even with the Vietnam War escalating halfway across the globe in southeast Asis, westerns were still a viable--and quite popular--genre in Hollywood during the late sixties, both on television and in film; in fact, the programmers and executives in charge of the then "Big Three" television networks were greenlighting them well into the seventies...of the six westerns that debuted on ABC, CBS, and NBC in the autumn of '67, only "The Guns Of Will Sonnett" and "The High Chaparral" were renewed for a second season (CBS aired repeats of the ninety-minute "Cimarron Strip" during the summer of '71, three years after its cancellation). The big winners this season were "The Carol Burnett Show," "Mannix," "Ironside," "N.Y.P.D.," "Judd For The Defense," "Gentle Ben," "The Flying Nun," and "The Mothers-In-Law." Although "He & She" was a well-written program for its time, viewers didn't quite understand its sophisticated level of humor, despite its massive critical acclaim, CBS prematurely pulled the plug on the "Dick Van Dyke Show"-inspired urban sitcom the following spring (CBS aired repeats of "He & She" during the summer of 1970). An interesting footnote is that despite its one-season run, "He & She" was a precursor to the urban sitcoms of the 1970s, such as "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Bob Newhart Show." An interesting note of trivia is that a very young Goldie Hawn had a recurring role on the short-lived "Good Morning World" just months prior to her star-making turn on "Rowan And Martin's Laugh-In," which premiered on NBC the following January as a midseason replacement ("Rowan And Martin's Laugh-In" replaced the long-running espionage/action/adventure drama "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."). All in all, I enjoyed watching this retrospective down memory lane. Thanks for sharing, RWdt09!

Never understood how Hondo’s dog didn’t die of thirst and exhaustion. Can you imagine having to keep up with a horse all day long !?!

In the fall of 1968 I went to school with Jill Townsend's brother - she was star of "Cimarron Strip" - and it was awkward that I'd never heard of the show, much less seen it.

Wow, thank you so much for posting this - I remember several of these shows well esp Mannix, Cimarron Strip, High Chaparral. Some of these I haven't seen since they came out that year. So much better than what we have on TV now.

Loved The Flying Nun and Sally Field!

If I remember right I think 1967 was the year The Invaders with "architect" David VIncent (Roy Thinnes) debuted. It was about an alien invasion and lasted 2 seasons and was such a great show. The greatest opening theme ever.

Richard Benjamin of He & She co starred in with Josh's Dad James Brolin .and Yul Brynner in the cult sci-fi movie 'Westworld'.

I've always held the opinion that the opening credits for Mannix had a great influence on the opening for Cowboy Bebop. Seeing it again just reinforces that feeling.

1967 GROOVY MAN.

I remember The Mothers-In-Law,Good Morning World,He and She,The Flying Nun,The Second Hundred Years(Intreguing premise),Accidental Family,Judd for the Defense(one of my Grandma's favorite shows),Ironside(another one of Grandma's favorites)and many of the other shows-but I only saw the ones I named.

4:47 was "The Carol Burnett Show", but the only bumper missing is the "CBS Presents This Program in Color" variant where it dissolved into a character. This show ran for impressive 11 years until the show ended in 1978, and later reran in syndication as "Carol Burnett & Friends" which was a half hour version of her show featuring nothing but sketches minus the musical guests.

Fun to see what was on before I was born. I actually remember a couple of these shows that survived as shown or as reruns into my early years. I remember loving Ironside. Thanks for posting this!

Walter Brennan .. "That mule, Old Rivers,and me."

Beautiful ❤️

I remember some of these. I was 10 years old that fall and if it was on during a school night, I was probably in bed during prime time, so I could only watch the Friday and Saturday shows.

Sajid Khan of Maya had about 6 months as a teen idol. Even recorded an album.

I remember most of these. I didn't realize they had all started in 1967.

I remember all these shows, seems TV back then had a higher ratio of wheat to chaff than today

I love jazzy so many of the themes were!

I remember all of those shows from my childhood except for Hondo and Custer. My dad loved Judd, and my grandma really enjoyed High Chapparral. I watched Gentle Ben and Cowboy in Africa. Thanks for posting!

Series I'd love to have seen when originally aired: Carol Burnett, He & She, Flying Nun, Second Hundred Years, Gentle Ben, Judd for the Defense, Ironside, NYPD, Mannix

Mannix was the best of 67, still a favorite after all these years.

this was the best year ever for new tv shows. its a shame that nypd never became a hit. it was a great series. it was the real and original nypd with the assistance of the nypd. one good thing that did come out of this year was that the best crime drama show by far ever made had its debut. thats of course mannix. do you know even though it was cancelled after 8 years years, it was still a top 10 show in its last year. its now on heros and icons network at 3pm et. tell h and i it should be on prime time evenings. it deserves it. thank you mike connors for the best show ever. mike even did his own stunts.

Custer's show was abruptly canceled by the Indians....

Custer - the show that "The Time Tunnel" was canceled to make room for. I'll hate it forever.

He and She came on Wednesday nights at 9:30 right after my beloved Green Acres.

"He & She" - probably the only sitcom to win an Emmy AFTER it was cancelled!!!

I was in the sixth grade. Brings back creepy & disturbing memories.

Saved the best for last, I see. Mike Connors is...Mannix.

thank you for this preview of 1967, one of the greatest tv seasons ever made. a great show that sadly did not make it was nypd. maybe too early to appreciate the true realism and grit of this great show. however, as the other poster said, you really did save the best for last. funny that mannix before the changes after the 1st. season, did not do well in the ratings. after its last and 8 th. season, it was still in the top 10. rip mike. thank you so much for all the happiness you brought us.

Ok Cimmaron Strip The High Chapperal and Mannix! 3 of the greatest TV theme songs of all time! Nobody rode a horse as cool as Stuart Whitman!

Ah yes! Memories of bring 10 years old again!

Will Sonnet " No brag but Facts " ,, Now Cimarron Strip , Whitman took advice from Jim Arness and produce it as well but it was a favorite too Garrisons Gorillas took over Combats spot. This was a nice walk in the past .

Can you imagine someone nutty enough to revive The Second Hundred Years as a series? 😆

"He & She" costar Jack Cassidy tragically died in an apartment fire in 1976 at age 49, shortly after his divorce from Shirley Jones.

Gosh, we seen a lot of horses that season.

Probably the most unusual episode of “Cimarron Strip” was also one of the scariest ( “The Beast That Walks Like A Man” was a close second ) . Entitled “Knife In The Darkness” it first aired Jan. 25, 1968. A brutal series of mutilation murders, of saloon girls, may be the work of “Jack The Ripper”. The story was written by science fiction author Harlan Ellison. The ending is particularly horrific, ... and somewhat satisfying. A clear case of poetic justice. Stuart Whitman ( U.S. Marshal Jim “Doc” Crown ) R.I.P. March 16, 2020 ...

I remember my dad watching the cimmeron strip as a kid

We never watched any westerns my dad never liked them except for Wild Wild West that's the only one we watched because it was James Bond in the Old West.

It's hardly a mystery why the TV Western began to burn itself out around this time

I was only 10 when these shows were on, and I do remember some of them; especially He and She (which came on right after Green Acres on Wednesday nights) and The Mothers-in-Law on Sunday nights.

This was another great upload. I remember a lot of these shows, some great, some not so great. I don't remember Maya or the African Cowboy. NYPD was a favorite of mine. Saw " Good Morning World " recently on one of the retro channels and it was pretty lame. Still, better than the crap on today's TV.

Seems like Custer was doomed to an unhappy ending.

The IRONSIDE theme was composed and performed by QUINCY JONES. In season one MANNIX worked for an agency . From season two forward he worked for himself.

He & She deserved a longer run.

Hits: The Carol Burnett Show, The Flying Nun, Ironside, Mannix Ok. According to a lower comment I missed about three shows. Including High Chaparrel and a few 2 season shows.

Beautiful memories traditionall

Miss those days

i remember the flying nun but the other show i wann watch em i love this old stuff

6:33 So lovely, He & She.

Walter Brennan was the best.

Is it just me or does the opening of "Judd for the Defense" look something like the opening of "Insight"? Haven't seen the latter in quite some time, so I might be mistaken.

Jeez. The Flying Nun. I was so mixed up. I had a crush on a nun??

I was one back then, but I somehow remember The Flying Nun and Gentle Ben.

He and She. Paula Prentiss and Richard Benjamin have been married since 1961.

Hondo had Noah Beery Jr. in it.AKA Rocky Rockford, Jim's dad.....

Only a very few of these shows made it onto UK television. I recall Cimmaron Strip, the High Chapparal, He and She (my favourite, also starring Kenneth Mars), Gentle Ben (Iwith a pre-McCloud Dennis Weaver), the superb Ironside (how could it fail when starring Raymond Burr?), N.Y.P.D. and Mannix. We sold you The Avengers and one or two others.

But unfortunately, Green Acres was MY SHOW back then!

13:42 The camera mounted on top of the moving police car showing the flashing red light as it goes down the street for the opening of N.Y.P.D. - this is where they came up with the opening for the Police Squad TV series: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NWOrtgiG7EI.html It was used quite a bit more in the opening credits of the first Naked Gun movie: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wn-MlISDsNs.html

One comment about The Flying Nun... as absurd a premise as it was, I was once swept off my feet and flown up the steps to my building during 90 mph trade winds. And I weigh much more than Sally Field did at the time!! 😆

Custer, the series that ABC cancelled Time Tunnel for, to make room on the schedule for. Brilliant move, ABC.

The intro to Cimarron Stuart Whitman could not ride. My father and I both wanted that horse. Any horse that could run like that with a non rider on his back and not throw that guy was an animal I wanted.

NYPD, so that's where the Police Squad intro came from. Really - , a Flying Nun? Pet Bear? Cowboy in Africa? And it's:" Guerrilla" , not "Gorilla".

How many westerns did the networks think world needed in 1967?

It would be nice if you could list all 21 titles in the description. I used to watch Guns of Will Sonnett, and The Second Hundred Years often. I remember a lot of the others. I remember the Flying Nun, but never watched it. N.Y.P.D. was a great show, but I was a bit young for it at the time.

10:50 Whaddya know, there was another Ron(ald) Howard on 1960's TV!

I also started at a new school that fall as well.

6:30 -- "He & She" was the best.

Cimarron Strip is when I took the seats out of a Cadillac Cimarron and put 'em in my Chevy Cavalier!

DAMM, SO MANY DETECTIVE/ POLICE SERIES. I WAS A TEEN AT THE TIME LIVING IN N.Y.

I was just a kid and I thought the Flying Nun was silly.

How did I miss "Cowboy In Africa"?

Is it my imagination, or was Wayne Maunder in like every other Western during that era? I know some actors get typecast but this is a bit much. But there apparently were some pretty good shows back then (I was 5 at the time, didn't see any of these on their original runs, the 1st season at least)