Classic Series with Pop Music and Psychedelic Style? (1 Viewer)

[JohnHopper]

Apart from the ITC science-fiction series U.F.O. (1970) and even the BBC show Doctor Who,
which classic series had a leaning or an episode with that Sixties hipness?
As a starter, find these:

Combat!
“The Gauntlet”
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
“Cyborg”
The Wild Wild West
“The Night of the Amnesiac”
Mission: Impossible
“Flip Side”

 

[Desslar]

Presumably The Monkees and Mod Squad are ineligible?

 

[ScottRE]

Apart from the ITC science-fiction series U.F.O. (1970) and even the BBC show Doctor Who,
which classic series had a leaning or an episode with that Sixties hipness?
As a starter, find these:

Combat!
“The Gauntlet”
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
“Cyborg”
The Wild Wild West
“The Night of the Amnesiac”
Mission: Impossible
“Flip Side”

If I was gonna pick an episode of Voyage, I'd go with "Sealed Orders" in season 4. As the radiation from a nuclear warhead makes the crew hallucinate, there are a lot of pretty colors and sounds. There are also two short scenes where a record player seems to start on its own and a generic "pop music" instrumental kicks on. It's probably the most 60's episode of the run. Runner up: "The Death Clock."

Star Trek "The Way to Eden"

Lost in Space "The Promised Planet"

Batman "Louie the Lilac"

To name a brief few...

 

[JohnHopper]

Doctor Who
“The Claws of Axos”
Space: 1999
“War Games”
Columbo
“A Stitch in Crime”

 

[Ron Lee Green]

Bewitched had a few episodes with Serena in them with pop music and psychedelic style in them. The clip below was altered with different music.

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[MartinP.]

I guess the I Dream of Jeannie episode "The Mod Party" would qualify here.

 

[Gordiac]

Voyage's season 4 also had "Sealed Orders" and perhaps "Death Clock" as well.

 

[Purple Wig]

The Invaders - The Ivy Curtain. Dance/cafe scene with appearance by Davie Allan and the Arrows.

 

[JohnHopper]

Mission: Impossible
“Flip Side”

That MISSION episode had the 1967 Pink Floyd background in a 1970 nighclub.

 

[JohnHopper]

Presumably The Monkees and Mod Squad are ineligible?

As well as The New People (1969-1970).

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Then Came Bronson (1969-1970)
“The Forest Primeval”

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[JohnHopper]

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The Name Of The Game
“A Hard Case Of The Blues”

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[tsodcollector]

Head of the class
''video activtity''

 

[Walter P. Thatcher]

Patrick McGoohan's The Prisoner, particularly the final episode "Fall Out".

Someone actually made this! It's all 17 episodes played at the same time:

 

[TonyD]

Just about anything from Gerry Anderson is pretty psychedelic and wacky.
I’ve always been a Captain ScarLet fan but I recently saw Joe 90 for the first time and that opening of every episode when Joe gets the information uploaded into his brain is just mesmerizing and downright hypnotic.

 

[Walter P. Thatcher]

Star Maidens (1975) - British-West German co-production, filmed at Bray Studios:

 

[tsodcollector]

johnny sokko and his flying robot,has 60's psychedellic style and special effects,that way ahead of it's time.compared to today's television.

 

[Jay*W]

Dragnet color episode “The LSD Story”

 

[MartinP.]

^^^

Yes! That episode is verry trippy. I think this one is the very first episode of the reboot; Dragnet 1967.
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There are a few other of the color episodes in that vein, too, though I don't have the titles. There's one concerning a guru and his disciples. Another marijuana enthusiast lecturing people on why it should be legal. More than once in these episodes the evils of marijuana are avowed and you wonder what these people would think of things now.

There's also at least one episode of Adam-12 in the "Pop Music and Pyschedelic Style" mode.

Apologies to not being more specific.

 

[JohnHopper]

 

[tsodcollector]

Land of the giants,has many 60's pop music and psychedelic style into it,but man it was great.