20 1960s Things, Shows, And Groups We Bet You Don’t Remember

Daniel Bonfiglio Published 02/13/2025 in ftw

Believe it or not, the 1960s happened 60 years ago. There were no digital cameras, no post-it notes, and no email. We'd barely even gotten to the moon!

As recent as the '60s might feel to you, you can be forgiven for forgetting a bit about them. So let's put you to the test.

Here are 20 1960s things, shows, and groups we bet you don't remember.

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1. The Strawberry Alarm Clock
With the Voxmobile at the beach.
2. “Outer Limits”
Sci fi in the 1960s.
3. Evel Knievel
Jumping the Caesar’s Palace fountain, December 31, 1967.
4. “Hogan's Heroes”
Sergeant Hans Schultz, Colonel Robert Hogan, Colonel Wilhelm Klink. A 1965 sitcom.
5. Mad Magazine
September of ‘65.
6. Girl Scout Cookies
The selection in 1968.
7. Kellogg’s
Frosted Flakes in the ‘60s.
8. “Andy Griffith Show”
Jan Shutan and Frances Bavier.
9. The Mama's & The Papa's
A studio album, 1966.
10. “Valley Of The Dolls”
Barbara Parkins, Patty Duke, and Sharon Tate. 1967.
11. "The Twilight Zone"
"Have you crossed over?"
12. Dragsters
Racing in the 1960s.
13. Creedence
Clearwater Revival, 1969.
14. “Car 54”
1961 to 1963.
15. A Pepsi Ad
“The Pepsi generation” in 1964.
16. “The Green Hornet”
1966-1967.
17. The Beatles
On the Ed Sullivan show for the first time. February 9, 1964.
18. A View Master
1960s edition.
19. Jefferson Airplane, 1967
A psychedelic rock band.
20. Raquel Welch and Julie Christie
Curtsy Practice in 1966.

1. The Strawberry Alarm Clock
With the Voxmobile at the beach.
2. “Outer Limits”
Sci fi in the 1960s.
3. Evel Knievel
Jumping the Caesar’s Palace fountain, December 31, 1967.
4. “Hogan's Heroes”
Sergeant Hans Schultz, Colonel Robert Hogan, Colonel Wilhelm Klink. A 1965 sitcom.
5. Mad Magazine
September of ‘65.
6. Girl Scout Cookies
The selection in 1968.
7. Kellogg’s
Frosted Flakes in the ‘60s.
8. “Andy Griffith Show”
Jan Shutan and Frances Bavier.
9. The Mama's & The Papa's
A studio album, 1966.
10. “Valley Of The Dolls”
Barbara Parkins, Patty Duke, and Sharon Tate. 1967.
11. "The Twilight Zone"
"Have you crossed over?"
12. Dragsters
Racing in the 1960s.
13. Creedence
Clearwater Revival, 1969.
14. “Car 54”
1961 to 1963.
15. A Pepsi Ad
“The Pepsi generation” in 1964.
16. “The Green Hornet”
1966-1967.
17. The Beatles
On the Ed Sullivan show for the first time. February 9, 1964.
18. A View Master
1960s edition.
19. Jefferson Airplane, 1967
A psychedelic rock band.
20. Raquel Welch and Julie Christie
Curtsy Practice in 1966.