Ben Casey?

I’ve always thought it meant life goes on and on and on....

Is it man, woman multiplied by Christ = infinity? I've never seen it before, so I don't know.

The symbols stand for man, woman, birth, death, infinity.

I had to look up a Ben Casey show to find out what was said at the opening of the show.

Yeah I loved Ben Casey and Dr Kildare in the 60's.

I used to watch Ben Casey in the 60s, but I liked Dr. Kildare better. I did not watch either of them that much (my mother did), but my favorite part of Ben Casey was the beginning, in which they displayed those symbols.

I don’t really remember much about Ben Casey but I do remember my parents watching it. The opening sounded spooky to me. The opening to the Twilight Zone is another one that comes to mind.

With a 7:30 or 8:00 bedtime I was too young for Ben Casey.

Are you sure it doesn't stand for man woman person camera TV? 😂

Lol! That IS spooky!

Dr. Zorba and so many subdural hematomas.

I had the biggest crush ever on Vince Edwards!

The Ben Casey and Dr. Kildare white shirts were a fad. My older neighbor had one, it buttoned off center and had a odd little stand up collar.

Never watched, but yes @maire_cate I remember getting pajamas with that shirt. ( They were NOT comfortable. if buttoned up on the shoulder as I recall but they were cool.)

I had no idea he was a singer too...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0S2dpBkxJ38

Ah, yes, the whitebread, *Christian* America -- so 'cool' with the infinity sign and all.

Yes, Ben Casey. Funny how that immediately popped into my mind when I saw it. I liked the show but he was a bit swarthy looking for me. I liked Dr. Kildare, much better looking in my opinion. Certainly better looking than Marcus Welby. I was not particularly interested in their medical skills. My dad was a doctor and would laugh at loud at some of the ridiculous “medicine” that went on in those shows. I remember one show showed some poor soul’s lung X-ray and my dad said it was obviously filled with cancer while the tv docs stood there scratching their heads.

George Clooney and Dr. McDreamy could treat me any time.

Not for me ... Richard Chamberlain was too sweet looking for me...that was until he did the Thornbirds and then I thought, ok!

Of course in all my years of going to church or attending religious education, I never met a priest so good looking!

I don't think I saw those shows. I remember Richard Chamberlain from my all-time favorite Cinderella movie, The Slipper and the Rose.