What was the name of the sixties TV series where a guy came to earth in his own flying saucer ?.?

Question

I think Matthew was in the title. I remember that he walked in a pub
and when asked his name, he looked at the optics and replied Gilby. I also think that Jan Francis played his girlfriend. His flying saucer was only big enough for one person and probably only about six feet across.

Answer 1

My Favorite Martian

Answer 2

i can only think of Mork & Mindy

wait of course it's My Favorite Martian
Status: Ended Premiered: September 29, 1963 Last Aired: September 4, 1966
Show Categories: Comedy, Science-Fiction
My Favorite Martian first aired in September of 1963 on CBS and was probably one of the first sitcoms with a "bizarre" or fantasy premise to emerge in the early to mid 1960's. It joined the ranks with Mister Ed which began in 1961. The series centered around Tim O'Hara, who worked as a reporter for The Los Angeles Sun. Tim stumbled across a space-ship that crashed and discovered a Martian. Tim became friends with the Martian and began passing him off as his Uncle Martin. After all it wasn't that hard to pass him off, he could speak English and looked human. The only thing physically odd about him was that on occasions he would reveal a retractable antennae that would come out of the top of his head. Martin made it clear that he wasn't going to reveal himself to anyone other than Tim and he worked on his space ship while staying with Tim in the apartment above Mrs. Lorelei Brown's garage and when he wanted to, he would display his abilities that included, telepathy, moving objects just by pointing and he could make himself invisible. Lorelei Brown was your typical busybody who was always snooping around and Martin constantly always found himself almost being discovered by her. Angela was Lorelei's daughter. In 1963, Bill Brennan was introduced as Lorelei's boyfriend and yet another threat to Martin. First Telecast: September 29, 1963 Last Telecast: September 4, 1966 Episodes: 107 Episodes (75 B&W and 32 Color) CBS Broadcast History September 1963-September 1966----Sundays----7:30 p.m. Nielsen Ratings: (Top 25 or Better) #10 in the 1963-1964 Season #24 in the 1964-1965 Season

Answer 3

Perhaps My Favorite Martian. September 1963 - September 1966. Ray Walston (Uncle Martin), Bill Bixby (Tim O'Hara), and Pamela Britton (Loralee Brown -the landlady).

Answer 4

My Favourite Martian. It wasn`t Matthew it was Uncle Martin to the Bill Bixby character.

Answer 5

you would possibly want to must have your layout approved (safe practices causes), you would possibly want to must have it examined, you may could stay with regulations even as flying it (similar as the different plane) and also you would possibly want to probable pick a pilot licence (similar as the different plane). when you've each little thing approved and also then you definitely stick with the guidelines of flying (as they practice to any plane), then it doesn't be unlawful. an identical way that you'll be able to turn a settee right into a motorized vehicle and rigidity it round. it really is basically very, very complicated to get the approvals (as an example: how do you construct the front-result air bags right into a settee? How do you try them?). in spite of the undeniable fact that it truly is been carried out. by way of very prosperous those with a good number of time on their hands and an excellent understanding of the guidelines.

Answer 6

I think it was Robin Williams mork and Mindy a USA TV comedy on around 5pm Sat night

Answer 7

Sounds like a foreign version of the American show, My Favorite Martian. It is very common for U.S. producers to steal ideas from succesful shows in other countries, especially the UK.

Answer 8

Mork and Mindy was late seventies, guys

Answer 9

Mork

Answer 10

I think it was My Favorite Martian