1953 was my year. Interesting that I Love Lucy never finished lower than #3 in its six years on CBS. It is also one of only three series to finish at #1 in its final season. [Andy Griffith and Seinfeld are the other two]  Also, Bonanza exploded in season three. 1961 was the year NBC moved the Western to its most remembered 9pm Sunday timeslot. It's first two seasons were Saturdays at 7:30pm to help sell RCA colour television sets. However, most viewers were watching Perry Mason on CBS.

Another fun list: What were the top three songs of the summer the year you graduated high school? The list was determined by a special Billboard ranking of the tunes that were out during the warmer months. 

Song of the summer the year you graduated from high school

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Another fun list: What were the top three songs of the summer the year you graduated high school? The list was determined by a special Billboard ranking of the tunes that were out during the warmer months. 

Song of the summer the year you graduated from high school

1964: ‘Where Did Our Love Go’– #1: “Where Did Our Love Go” by The Supremes
– #2: “I Get Around” by The Beach Boys
– #3: “Everybody Loves Somebody” by Dean Martin

The Cosby Show, Family Ties, and Cheers.

I would assume these three were also top in Canada at the time.

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