For some of us, the list is long and memorable: The Ed Sullivan Show, The Dick Cavett Show, The Bob Newhart Show, I Love Lucy, and on and on: TV shows from earlier decades that bring us back to more youthful times. If you read The New York Times this past weekend, you found a deep dive into the current life of Dick Cavett, the ever-erudite and witty talk show host known as “the thinking man’s Johnny Carson.” Although no longer broadcasting, you can still catch old Dick Cavett interviews, along with long-gone episodes of some of your favorite nostalgic shows, on Decades, the online network that allows you to sample some of your favorite shows of days gone by. The site broadcasts television episodes from the 1950s to the 1980s, along with posting relevant articles, quizzes, and other interesting info. And if trivia from the past is your thing, check out this recent post on 20 Things You Might Not Know About The “I Love Lucy” Show. If instead, you want to leave the past behind and are looking for a new favorite show, you’ll be excited to hear that come November, Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin will be starring in a Netflix series called The Kominsky Method about two older Los Angeles fellows navigating their later years. To read more about this highly-anticipated new series, pick up your remote and Click Here.