There’s a reason people start whistling the theme to The Andy Griffith Show the second someone mentions Mayberry. The sound ...

Patty Duke, who died Tuesday at age 69, sat down with The Times' Susan King in 2013 to discuss TV fave "The Patty Duke Show" on the eve of the show's 50th anniversary.

Fifty years ago this fall, ABC premiered "The Patty Duke Show," the endearing sitcom starring the then-16-year-old as the mischievous Patty from Brooklyn Heights and her quiet, studious British ...

In 1963 she debuted as the star of "The Patty Duke Show," playing the dual roles of Patty Lane of Brooklyn and her so-called identical cousin, Cathy Lane of Scotland.

Duke said her grandchildren are fans of the show, and while she never expected to play twins again, she felt a twinge of jealousy when she saw Cameron doing it. "I won't lie," Duke said.

Patty Duke’s death Tuesday (at the too-early age of 69) robs us of not only one of my generation’s great performers, but leaves us bereft with a sense of grief for our girlhood. Times w… ...

But here’s the thing about The Patty Duke Show: It wasn’t that wacky. For three seasons and 104 episodes—from 1963 to 1966—teen star Patty Duke played the prim Cathy and her brash look ...

Does she show up as the refined and sophisticated Cathy or as Cathy’s identical cousin, the rock ‘n’ roll Patty? Duke played both roles in the series, one of the fondly remembered family ...

From 1963-1966, Duke played prototypical all-American teen Patty Lane and the girl’s more distinguished British kin, Cathy Lane, on The Patty Duke Show. As a result, “identical cousins ...

In 1965, Duke married her first husband, Harold Falk, an assistant director on “The Patty Duke Show,” but they were divorced a few years later.

Eddie Applegate, who starred as Patty Duke’s goofy boyfriend in the 1960s sitcom "The Patty Duke Show," died Monday in Los Angeles, The Hollywood Reporter reported.

Patty Duke, a onetime child actress who won an Oscar at 16 and overcame an exploited youth and ravaging mental illness to excel in television, theater and film for more than half a century, died ...