Actuality Specials and Bell Telephone Hour was on NBC Sunday at 6:30 PM.

CBS Reports & News Hour was on CBS Tuesday at 10 PM.

To Tell The Truth celebrated ten years on CBS.

I’ve Got A Secret celebrated fifteen years on TV.

The Red Skelton Hour celebrated fifteen years on CBS.

Batman was based on the Batman movie serials from 1943 and 1949.

Please Don’t Eat the Daisies was based on the 1960 Doris Day movie.

Tammy was based on the 1957 Debbie Reynolds movie, Tammy And The Bachelor.

Robert Horton returned in A Man Called Shenandoah after a three-year absence. He was previously on Wagon Train. He vowed never ever to another western again after Wagon Train.

NBC revived Actuality Specials after a three–year absence. It was a summer series in 1962.

The Continental replaced The Jackie Gleason Show for the summer.

Hippodrome replaced The Red Skelton Hour for the summer.

Vacation Playhouse replaced The Lucy Show for the summer.

Hazel went from NBC to CBS

My Three Sons went from ABC to CBS

All five seasons shows were cancelled this season. There were Ben Casey, Dick Van Dyke Show, Dr. Kildare, and Hazel.

Bill Cosby is the first black actor to have a starring role on a dramatic series, I Spy.

Both The Addams Family & The Munsters ended this season, lasted two seasons each.

The Big Valley was Lee Majors’ first series. His big success was The Six Million Dollar Man and The Fall Guy.

David Canary and Ruth Warrick joined Peyton Place. They later became costars once again on the daytime soap, All My Children. Ruth was an original cast AMC member till the day she died in 2005. David joined AMC in 1983 as the extremely popular, the evil Adam Chandler. The following year, David started to play the good twin, Stuart Chandler.

Tom Poston was the first choice to play Maxwell Smart on Get Smart. Don Adams was under the contract with CBS and got the show instead.

The Trials of O’Brien was Peter Falk & Dolph Sweet’s first series.

The Alan Burke Show was two hours, then it was one hour in the last season.

The Double Life Of Henry Phyfe replaced O.K. Crackerby a week later in January 1966. Neither series come back for a second season.

ABC killed three birds with one stone. The Long, Hot Summer premiered on Thursday at 10 PM. Burke's Law was cancelled in January 1966. The Long, Hot Summer took over Burke's old time slot on Wednesday at 10 PM to make room for the new show, The Baron, on Thursday. Neither The Long, Hot Summer and The Baron didn't survived in their time slot. The Long, Hot Summer last aired on July 13; The Baron was the next day.

Actuality Specials – 1965–1968, NBC, documentary

The Big Valley – 1965–1969, ABC, western, Barbara Stanwyck, Lee Majors, Linda Evans

CBS News Hour – 1965–1971, CBS, documentary

The Dean Martin Show – 1965–1974, NBC, variety, Dean Martin

The FBI – 1965–1974, ABC, crime drama, Efrem Zimbalist Jr., Philip Abbott

F Troop – 1965–1967, ABC, comedy, Ken Berry, Forrest Tucker

Get Smart – 1965–1969, NBC; 1969/70, CBS, comedy, Don Adams, Barbara Feldon

Green Acres – 1965–1971, CBS, comedy, Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor

Hogan’s Heroes – 1965–1971, CBS, comedy, Bob Crane, Richard Dawson

I Dream Of Jeannie – 1965–1970, NBC, comedy, Barbara Eden, Larry Hagman

I Spy – 1965–1968, NBC, adventure/espionage, Bill Cosby, Robert Culp

Laredo – 1965–1967, NBC, western, Neville Brand, Phillip Carey

Lost In Space – 1965–1968, CBS, sci-fi, Guy Williams, June Lockhart

Please Don’t Eat the Daisies – 1965–1967, NBC, comedy, Patricia Crowley

Run for Your Life – 1965–1968, NBC, adventure, Ben Gazzara

Wild Wild West – 1965–1969, CBS, western, Robert Conrad, Ross Martin

Camp Runamuck – NBC, comedy, Dave Ketchum

Convoy – NBC, drama, John Gavin

Gidget – ABC, comedy, Sally Field

Hank – NBC, comedy, Dick Kallman

Honey West – ABC, drama, Anne Francis

The John Forsythe Show – NBC, comedy, John Forsythe

The Legend of Jesse James – ABC, western, Christopher Jones

The Loner – CBS, western, Lloyd Bridges

The Long, Hot Summer – ABC, drama, Edmond O’Brien

A Man Called Shenandoah – ABC, western, Robert Horton

Mr. Roberts – NBC, comedy/adventure, Roger Smith

Mona McCluskey – NBC, comedy, Juliet Prowse

My Mother the Car – NBC, comedy, Jerry Van Dyke, Ann Sothern

O.K. Crackerby – ABC, comedy, Burt Ives

The Smothers Brothers Show – CBS, comedy, Tom & Dick Smothers

The Steve Lawrence Show – CBS, musical variety, Steve Lawrence

Tammy – ABC, comedy, Debbie Watson, Denver Pyle

The Trials of O’Brien – CBS, drama, Peter Falk, Dolph Sweet

Wackiest Ship In The Army – NBC, adventure, Jack Warden

The Avengers – March 1966–1969, ABC, spy drama, Patrick Macnee, Diana Rigg

Batman – Jan 1966–1968, ABC, fantasy, Adam West, Burt Ward

Daktari – Jan 1966–1969, CBS, adventure, Marshall Owen, Erin Moran

The Dean Martin Summer Show – 1966, 1967, NBC, variety, Dan Rowan, Dick Martin

The Baron – ABC, spy drama, Steve Forrest

Blue Light – ABC, spy drama, Robert Goulet

Continental Showcase – CBS, variety, Jim Backus

Court–Martial – ABC, drama, Peter Graves

The Double Life Of Henry Phyfe – ABC, comedy, Red Buttons

The Face is Familiar – CBS, quiz, Jack Whitaker

Guy Lombardo's Diamond Jubilee – CBS, musical variety, Guy Lombardo

Hippodrome c CBS, circus variety

The John Gary Show – CBS, musical variety, John Gary

The Kraft Summer Music Hall – NBC, variety, John Davidson, George Carlin

Mickie Finn's – NBC, music variety, Mickie Finn

NBC News Encore – NBC, documentary, Robert Abernethy

Preview Tonight – ABC, dramatic anthology, unsold pilots

The Sammy Davis Jr. Show – NBC, musical variety, Sammy Davis, Jr.

Summer Fun – ABC, comedy anthology, 7 episodes

Wayne And Shuster Take An Affectionate Look At... – CBS, documentary, Frank Shuster

The Alan Burke Show – Spring 1966–1970, syndication, talk, Alan Burke

ABC Scope – 1964–1968, ABC, documentary/public affairs

Bewitched – 1964–1972, ABC, comedy

Branded – January 1965–1966, NBC, western

Daniel Boone – 1964–1970, NBC, western

Flipper – 1964–1968, NBC, adventure

Gilligan’s Island – 1964–1967, CBS, comedy

Gomer Pyle, U.S.M. C. – 1964–1970, CBS, comedy

Man From U.N.C.L.E – 1964–1968, NBC, spy spoof

Peyton Place – 1964–1969, ABC, soap

Twelve O’Clock High – 1964–1967, ABC, drama

Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea – 1964–1968, ABC, sci-fi

Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theatre – 1963–1967, NBC, dramatic anthology

The Danny Kaye Show – 1963–1967, CBS, variety

The Fugitive – 1963–1967, ABC, drama

Hollywood Palace – Jan 1964–1970, ABC, variety

Petticoat Junction – 1963–1970, CBS, comedy

The Andy Williams Show – 1962–1967, NBC, musical variety

The Beverly Hillbillies – 1962–1971, CBS, comedy

Combat! – 1962–1967, ABC, drama

The Jackie Gleason Show – 1962–1970, CBS, variety

The Lucy Show – 1962–1974, CBS, comedy

Vacation Playhouse – July 1963–1967, CBS, anthology

The Virginian – 1962–1971, NBC, western

Hazel – 1961–1965, NBC; 1965/66, CBS, comedy

Open End – 1961–1987, syndication, talk

The Andy Griffith Show – 1960–1968, CBS, comedy

Candid Camera – 1960–1967, CBS, humor

My Three Sons – 1960–1965, ABC; 1965–1972, CBS, comedy

Bell Telephone Hour – 1959–1968, NBC, music

Bonanza – 1959–1973, NBC, western

To Tell The Truth – December 1956–1967, CBS, game

Gunsmoke – 1955–1975, CBS, western

Lassie – 1954–1971, CBS; 1971–1974, Syndication, adventure

The Lawrence Welk Show – 1954–1971, ABC, music

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson – 1962–1992, NBC, talk/variety

Walt Disney’s Wonderful World of Color – 1954–1983, anthology

Death Valley Days – 1952–1975, syndication, western anthology

I’ve Got A Secret – June 1952–1967, CBS, game

The Red Skelton Hour – 1951–1953, NBC; 1953–1970, CBS; 1970/71, NBC, variety

What’s My Line? – Feb 1950–1967, CBS, game

The Ed Sullivan Show – June 1948–1971, CBS, variety