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18/12/2021

Who doesn't love Lucy? This show, featuring the grande dame of comedy, Lucille Ball, still draws millions of American viewers in syndication. This pioneering show from the dawn of the television era—it aired from 1951 to 1957—was hugely influential for breakthrough innovations like filming before a live audience to capture and feed off of genuine laughter. I Love Lucy's skits remain timeless fun, still prompting hearty laughs seven decades later. (However, if you choose to watch this old TV show with your little ones, be prepared to explain the prevalence of smoking in so many scenes!) And to see what other shows you could spend hours streaming, check out The 20 TV Shows Streaming on Netflix That Have the Most Episodes.

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TV has certainly come a long way in the past 70 years. But just because Game of Thrones and Westworld blow your mind today, that doesn't mean that some of the classics don't withstand the test of time. From the incredibly groovy Brady Bunch to the altogether ooky Addams Family, these old TV shows sill have the ability to bring families together. So if you're stuck in quarantine and running out of new shows to watch on Netflix or you're wanting to show your kids or grandkids your childhood favorites, check out these classic TV shows that are available to stream during your next TV night. And for more streaming suggestions worth your while, check out these 2020 Movies Streaming Right Now and Where to Find Them.

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June Lockhart at a Hollywood Chamber of Commerce event honoring her with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2015
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When she spoke with The Daily Item in 2015, Lockhart opened up about her perspective on life. "I've had many opportunities that just dropped into my lap over the years and I'm glad I was equal to them," she said. "I used to think 90, gosh, that's old. But I feel 55. I'm very fortunate to still be active and working."

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Lockhart has been married twice. From 1951 to 1959, she was married to John F. Maloney, and they welcomed two children together, June Elizabeth and Anne Lockhart, who is also an actor. In 1959, Lockhart married John Lindsay, and they divorced in 1970.

Speaking to the Fayette Tribune in 2014, Lockhart reminisced about her first movie, 1938's A Christmas Carol—which she starred in with both of her actor parents, Gene and Kathleen Lockhart—and watching it with her family now.

"My daughter, Junie, and granddaughter, Christianna, have never let me forget that the first words I ever spoke in movies were: 'I know, I know–sausages!' It's become a family joke and we all shriek with laughter when we watch it now," she said. "Watching the film has become a family tradition each year. And now, to be able to watch it with my grandchildren—well, who gets to do something like that?"

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Lockhart took part in fictional space exploration on Lost in Space, but she also has a real, personal interest in the topic. The actor is a longtime supporter of NASA, and in 2013, she was given a special honor from the organization. "I was presented with the Exceptional Public Achievement Medal for my work with the space agency," she told The Gazette in a 2014 interview. "I've been to two space shuttle launches and worked with NASA since the 1970s, addressing their employees and traveling on NASA's behalf to promote the agency. So I'm absolutely thrilled by this recognition. No other actress has received this honor."

Speaking to NPR in 2004, she said, that astronauts have told her that Lost in Space inspired them in their careers. "I did Lassie for six years and I never had anybody come up to me and say, 'It made me want to be a farmer,'" she joked.

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Aside from starring on Lassie and Lost in Space, Lockhart has appeared in series including Bewitched, Petticoat Junction, Magnum, P.I., Step by Step, and Beverly Hills, 90210. She also appeared in nearly 40 episodes of General Hospital. Some of her more recent work includes a 2006 episode of Grey's Anatomy, the 2006 TV movie Holiday in Handcuffs, and the 2016 film The Remake.

Lockhart has also acted on stage, and in 1948 she received the Tony Award for Outstanding Performance by a Newcomer for For Love or Money.

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une Lockhart is beloved for playing two iconic TV moms, but with a career spanning nine decades, she's had far more roles than just that. Lockhart starred on Lassie from 1958 to 1964 as Ruth Martin, the mother of Timmy (Jon Provost), who was Lassie's companion. Then, from 1965 to 1968, she starred on Lost in Space as family matriarch Dr. Maureen Robinson. She's worked on many projects in the years since, and outside of her career, become a mother and grandmother. Read on to learn more about where the now 96-year-old Lockhart's life has taken her.

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