April is in full swing with Easter and Tax Day just around the corner. As you prepare your egg hunts or 1040s, whatever the case may be, we have some classic television to get you through the week. There are some delicious episodes you should slurp up like a long spaghetti noodle at the Brown Derby. 

Let's look at the picks of the week.

77 Sunset Strip "The Fanatics"
Tuesday 11 at 4AM | 3C

The hip detective show heads to the country side for what is essentially a Hound of the Baskervilles mystery, with a pinch of supernatural suspense a la Cat People. What really makes this 1960 story sing is the cast of guest stars — Marlo "That Girl" Thomas, eventual game show host Bert Convy and the great character actor Victor Buono as "Bongo Bennie."

The Andy Griffith Show "Andy and Barney in the Big City"
Wednesday 12 at 8:30PM | 7:30C

For the first time in the series, Andy, Barney and the viewers leave the comfy confines of Mayberry. The two cops head to Raleigh where Deputy Fife catches wind of a jewel thief in the hotel.

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An eerie classic! Nan Adams is a woman driving across the country who keeps passing the same hitcher over and over again. The mysterious man drives her mad, and she eventually tries to run him over. We won't spoil the twist for you, if you somehow have not seen this thriller written by Rod Serling, adapted from a brilliant radio play by Lucille Fletcher.

The Time Tunnel "Rendezvous with Yesterday"
Saturday 15 at 2AM | 1C

Jump back in time with this premiere episode of Irwin Allen's adventure series. Our heroes take their first leap into the past when they hop aboard the Titanic. What could go wrong?

I Love Lucy "Hollywood at Last!"
Sunday 16 at 4:30PM | 3:30C

Lucy spots star actor William Holden in the Brown Derby restaurant in this Hall of Fame half-hour. The pasta scene ranks up there with TV's funniest moments.