Found this recently on YouTube. There are a lot of vintage TV series hanging around the Internet, but I've rarely found one site that offers so many. As someone who was raised on television from a very early age, I thought I'd heard of just about every old series you could imagine.

Until I came across this subsite. 

SOS Coast Guard? Dateline Europe? Decoy? Captain David Grief? TV Reader's Digest? The Veil? Never heard of them, but there are sometimes dozens and dozens of episodes on there. There's even one called "I Spy" but it's not the 60s shows that aired on NBC. Instead, it's a black and white program from the 50s. 

There are also shows I do well remember but haven't seen in decades, including Roy Rogers, Flash Gordon, Suspense, Fury, The Last of the Mohicans, One Step Beyond, The Cisco Kid, Dragnet, Space Patrol and even the original Howdy Doody. 

But my two favourite finds are "Tales of Tomorrow," a very early and rarely seen sci-fi series that was Twilight Zone-esque long before anyone had ever heard of Rod Serling, and a few long lost (I guess they weren't that lost after all) episodes of the Canadian produced series "Cannonball" about two truck drivers, long before there was an Ottawa occupation!

And I have to admit a fondness for one of the cheapest produced kids shows of all time, Diver Dan, which was filmed through a fishbowl to make it seem it was happening under the sea. 

It took me almost half an hour just to go through the list. If you'd like to see for yourself, it can be found here.