TV Shows released in 1960

Assignment: Underwater

74/100

The story of Bill Greer, an ex-marine turned owner of the "Lively Lady", a charter boat for hire.

The Blue Angels

76/100

The on- and off-duty adventures of four US Navy pilots who make up The Blue Angels, the Navy's precision flying unit.

Klondike

76/100

Klondike was set during the early days of the Klondike Gold Rush 1897 in the town of Skagway in the Alaskan Klondike region.

Bootsie and Snudge

71/100

Former Sergeant Major Claude Snudge meets up with Corporal Bootsie when they both start work at an exclusive Gentlemen's Club.

Citizen James

72/100

In the first series of this comedy programme, Sid James played a rather immoral man whose schemes invariably don't work out. In the second and third series, his character become more sympathetic and well-intentioned.

The Islanders

66/100

Zack and Sandy run a shoestring air charter business in remote East Indies. Their lives are turned upside down when the stunning Wilhelmina takes over the managing and the guys find ... See full summary »

The Tab Hunter Show

75/100

Paul Morgan makes his living through his cartoon strip "Bachelor at Large", which largely describes his amorous adventures in and around California's Malibu Beach. His boss John, best ... See full summary »

All Our Yesterdays

85/100

Series looking back at events in the same week 25 years earlier.

Es geschah an der Grenze

83/100

Bringing Up Buddy

79/100

Buddy Flower, a financial advisor, lives with his maiden aunts Iris and Violet who adore him but are a little eccentric. They keep him busy getting them out of scrapes, extricating himself ... See full summary »

Johnny Midnight

83/100

Johnny Midnight (Edmond O'Brien) is an ex-actor/theater owner, now turned private eye. His turf is Broadway and New York City's theater district. He lives in a penthouse apartment above the... See full synopsis »

Scotland Yard

74/100

Each episode is based on a true crime case with the names changed.

Man from Interpol

71/100

The series followed the globetrotting adventures of Anthony Smith (The Man From Interpol) as he sought to bring master criminals from all corners of the globe to justice.

The Jim Backus Show

79/100

Pathfinders in Space

64/100

Professor Norman Wedgewood and his team are planning another rocket mission to the Moon. Once again, Geoff, Valerie and Jimmy are on hand to witness the launch of a new rocket MR1 (Moon ... See full summary »

Happy

65/100

A sitcom centering on toddler Christopher Hapgood "Happy" Day and his parents. Happy's thoughts could be heard by the audience in the same way Bruce Willis' voice of the baby could be heard in "Look Who's Talking."

My Sister Eileen

80/100

Two sisters, Ruth and Eileen, move to Manhattan to further their careers. Ruth was the big sister who had her hands full trying to keep Eileen out of trouble.

Peter Loves Mary

61/100

Entertainers Peter and Mary Lindsey leave the excitement of New York City for Oakdale where Peter finds life dull. Mary, with housekeeper Wilma, involves herself with the children Leslie and Steve leading to misadventures.

Le théâtre de la jeunesse

90/100

In Melbourne Tonight

77/100

An iconic, popular, and long-running variety series.

The Adventures of the Terrible Ten

84/100

A group of kids create their own little town with its own rules.

The Best of the Post

84/100

A syndicated anthology series adapted from stories published in the Saturday Evening Post magazine.

Barnaby Rudge

72/100

Murder mystery interwoven with the historical events of England's Gordon riots of 1780, based on the novel by Charles Dickens.

The Tom Ewell Show

73/100

Tom Potter is a real estate agent who lives in a female centric household. His wife Fran, teenager Carol plus her younger sisters Debbie and Sissie keep things lively. The presence of his ... See full summary »

Two Faces West

83/100

Marshal Ben January and his twin brother, Dr. Rick January (both played by Charles Bateman) fight to establish law and order in the wild frontier town of Gunnison in the 1860s.