We're taking a time machine back to the 1960s to look at 5 forgotten sitcoms that still hold up today (although some of them are almost impossible to find).

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There are pretty much three genres of sitcom, and they’re all about different kinds of families: there are family sitcoms, about families like the Simpsons and the Tanners; ensemble sitcoms about ...

Each decade had its own style when it came to sitcoms, with the 1960s standing out for the burst of color coming to TV screens. Whether it was the beauty of the animation or the brightness of ...

Thanks to an unexpectedly loyal fanbase, one zany sitcom about a talking horse ended up changing television history. From 1961 to 1966, the beloved sitcom "Mister Ed" broadcast the adventures of its ...

Sitcoms have been a television staple for essentially as long as there have been television sets in most households. Everyone likes a laugh or two, and some would argue that humans may well need a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The series, which starred Andy Griffith as Sheriff Andy Taylor, first aired on CBS on Oct. 3, 1960. It followed Andy, his young ...

More than six decades after it first aired on CBS, The Dick Van Dyke Show remains one of television’s most respected sitcoms. The classic comedy, which ran from 1961 to 1966, was ranked No. 11 on ...