Always was a huge fan of the Monkees when I was a kid and certainly "The Monkee Show" was my top go-too re-run from yesteryear. Fun stuff. Some of those sexy ladies weren't too bad to look at either. I was definitely a "Day Dream Believer." 

I remember it being one of my favourite shows as a young kid in the late '60s but have never seen it since. I will certainly try watching it again one of these days, though, along with all the other stuff I remember liking back then.

I watched it as a wee lad, at the dawn of the 70s and when MTV started running it, in the mid-80s, when I was in college (they were touring, minus Mike Nesmith, though he joined them for a couple of gigs). I thought it held up pretty well. It worked on a couple of levels, as did Batman (first season, at least) and there was stuff you didn't get, as a kid, that hit, as an adult. They had some pretty good slapstick and satirical stuff, especially as it went along.

I watched it on DVD, a few years ago and thought a lot of it was still pretty darn good. It varies, as does any show, but it is at least fun, on the weaker episodes.

I also enjoyed he fact that, in one episode, you could see Nick Bockwinkel, professional wrestler, in his younger days, before he held the AWA World title (whose belt was the size of a serving platter). He also did an episode of Hollywood Squares, around a similar timeframe, while he was wrestling on the West Coast.

The Monkees had a few cameos of noted character actors and future famous people.

I've never come across any Mike Nesmith albums in my used record/cd store excursions but every time I hear anything of his solo work I'm impressed. I'll have to start looking online.