There were several TV shows in the 1960's that used almost only Chrysler products. Beverly Hillbillys was probably the longest running of those. I was always disappointed that the bank secretary got a new Dodge B-body convertible every year up through 65. Then the 65 Coronet was retained until it was replaced with a 68 Coronet convertible. Then that was replaced by a 69 Coronet befor Challenger convertibles took over for the last two seasons. Other shows known for Chrysler products included The Brady Bunch, The Doris Day Show, Mannix, The Immortal, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, later episodes of Ghost and Mrs Muir, The Munsters, Green Hornet, Batman, Gomer Pyle USMC, Mayberry RFD, Man From U.N.C.L.E., Marcus Welby MD, The Name of the Game, Leave It To Beaver, and some episodes of Run For Your Life, and Mission Impossible (two shows that sometimes used only Mopars and sometimes only Fords). I'm sure there are others as well. A couple that were good for C body viewing were Run For Your Life for 66-67 C-bodies, and The Name Of The Game for 68-69 C-bodies. Both of those shows frequently put main characters in different cars in different episodes (usually convertibles) as they traveled around. Both shows come up frequently in the middle of the night on one or two cable channels. Recently DVR'ed a 1968 episode of The Name Of The Game in which one character drove a new 68 Sport Fury convertible while another drove a new 68 Polara 500 convertible and the 68 Dodge convertible was used in a chase scene with a new 68 Town and Country wagon. Though the cars were brand new they repeatedly rammed them in to each other during the chase. At least replacement parts would have been easy to find then.
