Happy Fourth of July! To help you celebrate the 241st birthday of our country, we have a great slate of classic Americana. What goes better with hot dogs and fireworks than cowboys and Fonzie? This week's highlights offer reunions, nostalgia, action and politics. Let's take a look at our top five must-sees.

ALF "Somewhere Over The Rerun: The Ballad Of Gilligan's Island"
Tuesday 4 at 9:30PM | 8:30C

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Bonanza "The Ponderosa Birdman"
Wednesday 5 at 2PM | 1C

Yes, Bonanza is a classic Western, but it is quite often a comedy. This tale stands as one of the show's funniest hours. An inventor named Phineas T. Klump aspires to be the new Da Vinci. He has crafted a flying contraption. Hoss signs up to test out the wooden wings. Little Joe proclaims, "My brother's a giant bird!"

The Rifleman "The Vaqueros"
Friday 7 at 3PM | 2C

Lucas is tied to a tree and left for dead in the desert. Mark is taken prisoner. Martin Landau plays a villainous Mexican bandit in this gripping season four premiere. Honestly, he bears uncanny resemblance to Daniel Day Lewis in There Will Be Blood. 

Happy Days "The Not Making of a President"
Friday 7 at 6PM | 5C

It doesn't get more American than a Happy Days episode centering around the 1956 presidential election. There's a rift in the Cunningham family, as young Richie supports Adlai, while his parents like Ike. Fonzie stumps for Eisenhower. "How come Fonzie's speaking for Ike," a letterman asks Potsie. "Why not? Fonzie's got more friends than Ike does!"

Star Trek "Balance of Terror"
Saturday 8 at 9PM | 8C

Considered by some to be the greatest episode of Star Trek, "Balance of Terror" is certainly its most tense. Inspired by the submarine film The Enemy Below, writers introduced a new alien race, the Romulans. This was also the first digitally remastered episode to be broadcast, back in 2006.