Month: July 2026

I remember watching Neil Armstrong take his first step on the Moon at 10:56 p.m. Eastern time on Sunday, July…

Two thirsty kids call for Kool-Aid, and suddenly a giant smiling pitcher comes charging through the park barrier to save…

Architect David Vincent took a wrong turn one night and discovered something terrifying: aliens were already living among us. That…

What other cereal commercial could turn a giant ball of space yarn into an 87-mile-long necktie? This Quisp ad feels…

Somehow, this cartoon completely escaped my memory, so I’m counting on your memories for this one! The Great Grape Ape…

Mattel chose writer George Plimpton to promote Intellivision because he brought both intelligence and sports credibility to the commercials. Plimpton…

For generations, Saturday afternoons meant watching Jim McKay “span the globe” on ABC’s Wide World of Sports. Beginning in 1961,…

“Long tails and ears for hats!” Josie and the Pussycats brought music, mysteries and wild adventures to CBS Saturday mornings…

Long before television doctors relied on dramatic emergencies and high-tech machines, Dr. Marcus Welby was the calm, caring family physician…

Chatty Cathy was one of the dolls that made kids stop and stare back in the early 1960s. Introduced by…