TV Shows released in 1962

Ensign O'Toole

73/100

Ensign O'Toole is a lower ranking officer on the destroyer Appleby. He keeps things lively instigating pranks while avoiding any work and trying to show up his nemesis, Lt. Rex St. John. The regular seaman are his willing accomplices.

Your First Impression

28/100

Animal Magic

70/100

Children's series looking at the world of animals.

Jim Knopf und die wilde Dreizehn

86/100

Jackie Gleason: American Scene Magazine

80/100

In 1962, Jackie Gleason returned to the tried-and-true variety show format with his talk show American Scene Magazine.

The Scales of Justice

77/100

Wide Country

86/100

Mitch Guthrie is a champion bronco rider in the rodeo who tries to keep his kid brother, Andy, from pursuing the same life.

Empire

84/100

Jim Redigo is foreman for the enormous Garrett Ranch owned by matriarch Lucia with her children Tal and Constance. Redigo had his hands full managing people, machines, and animals with a specific interest in the attractive Connie.

Sam Benedict

80/100

Sam Benedict is the go to lawyer in the San Francisco area with a reputation for winning impossible cases. Trudy has his office running efficiently while Hank keeps things from getting too serious as Benedict's right hand man.

McKeever and the Colonel

76/100

A young cadet at a boys' military academy is always getting into trouble and driving his superior officer crazy.

Jedermannstraße 11

90/100

Zero One

88/100

Film series about International Air Security, whose call sign is "Zero One"

The Lloyd Bridges Show

70/100

Each week Adam Shepherd introduces a news event, either current or the past, discussing its relevance. Then he becomes part of the story, portraying the lead character in the reenactment.

Bonne nuit les petits

66/100

Alarm für Dora X

88/100

Discovery

88/100

Historical and cultural documentary TV series for children aired on ABC originally as a weekday series, but later moved to Saturday afternoons or Sunday mornings throughout most of the Sixties.

Room for One More

81/100

An adaptation of the Cary Grant film of same title, George and Anna Rose have two biological children, two adopted. Their warm and caring household frequently finds space for yet another ... See full summary »

Intervilles

48/100

Richard the Lionheart

82/100

The Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Show

74/100