Ha, ha. I do more than look back. Gun Smoke comes on at my lunch time and I still give it an occasional watch. I like how Matt Dillon is this big slightly overweight guy with a bulbous nose who always wears the same shirt instead of some hero out of GQ. The black and white photography on Rawhide is masterful and usually an interesting, albeit light, plot. And then there is The Adams Family. I've entertained delusions of having a train set with exploding bridges. Not all of those old TV shows are good, but some overshadow most big city loft and apartment based drama and comedy, glitzy graphic violence, or reality TV of more recent times, IMHO.