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5 Television Shows from the 1950's I Love

 1) I Love Lucy


This show always came on in the middle of the night and when I woke up as a child any episode that was on the TV screen comforted me. I love the humor and childlike vibe it has. 


2) Tales of Wells Fargo


This series is special to me as my grandpa and I watch it together every month. The main character Jim was great about justice and has a good heart.


3) Cheyenne

This program I found randomly one day and I got hooked on the story line. I do have to say I have a crush on Clint Walker and I like that they included Native Americans as well. 


4) The Huckleberry Hound Show

This series was a fun show to watch as a child I loved all the careers he had and how positive he was as well. It made me imagine what I would be when I grew up. 

5) The Lone Ranger

This program is one of my recent favorites as Lone Ranger and his friend named Tonto help the helpless and win against all evil. I like all the intense action in this series. 


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