TV Shows released in 1958

Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks

65/100

The misadventures of a talking Cat and two talking mice.

Grandstand

66/100

Weekly sports show, with live coverage of all the top British and international events.

The Black and White Minstrel Show

60/100

Sing-along variety show with black-face performers.

The Rough Riders

83/100

After the Civil War, two former Union soldiers and an ex-Confederate team up to travel the West.

Die Fälle des Monsieur Cabrol

80/100

J.P. Patches

91/100

This Seattle-based childrens' TV show detailed the adventures of Julius Pierpont (J.P.) Patches, who lived in a shack at - and was mayor of - the city dump. It ran from 1958 to 1981.

The George Burns Show

78/100

This The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950) spin-off found George Burns relocated to his downtown office working as a producer and trying to deal with an assortment of entertainers and oddball theatrical acts, as well as his previously established friends.

Union Pacific

86/100

Bart McClelland supervises rail construction for Union Pacific west of Omaha dealing with everything from marauders to land issues. He's aided by surveyor Billy Kincaid and Georgia who runs the mobile Golden Nugget saloon.

Lux Playhouse

81/100

This filmed series of light comedies, romances and melodramas alternated on Friday nights with the "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" between October 1958 and Sepetmeber 1959.

New York Philharmonic Young People's Concerts

92/100

The Larkins

77/100

66 Sycamore Street is home to the Larkins. Alf refuses to believe that he's henpecked. Ada's determined to make sure that he is. Joyce still lives at home with her unsuccessful writer of a ... See full summary »

Pursuit

79/100

Buckskin

78/100

Annie O'Connell's boarding house in Buckskin, Montana, in 1880, is the setting for dramas unfolding for travelers and townies alike. Stories are seen through the eyes of 10-year-old Jody.

The Milton Berle Show

81/100

The second incarnation of 'Mr. Television' Milton Berle's variety TV series.

The David Susskind Show

77/100

Flight

87/100

Hosted by well known General George Kenney, the show was an anthology featuring the importance of aviation. Frequently war stories, it also dealt with the practical uses of civilian air as in severe weather conditions.

Bozo: The World's Most Famous Clown

80/100

Children's show. The adventures of Bozo the Clown.

Pipo de clown

73/100

Pipo and Mamaloe accompany their Indian friend Klukkluk on his way home to Berezonië and find themselves racing against the greedy circus director who wants to claim the leadership of Klukkluk's tribe for himself.

The Dick Clark Show

74/100

Host Dick Clark introduces various musical guest stars, who perform their latest hit record.

Jefferson Drum

80/100

A widower with a young son starts a newspaper in a wild Western town.