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Glen Campbell’s Country Spectacular

Glen Campbell’s Country Special from January 11, 1972 was one of those old-school TV nights where the whole living room…

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Our L’eggs Fit Your Legs

I remember my mom coming home from the grocery store, excited that they had just started selling pantyhose right there…

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How We Got Cat Videos Before The Internet

Before the internet gave us endless cat videos, we had to take them wherever we could get them, and sometimes…

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Who Remembers The Galloping Gourmet?

Before cooking shows became calm, polished, and perfect, there was Graham Kerr, The Galloping Gourmet. He didn’t just walk onto…

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There’s no need to fear, Underdog is here!

I’ll never forget when my mom pointed out during an episode of Hollywood Squares that Wally Cox was the voice…

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Wonderful World Of Disney!

Oh, the magical opening for The Wonderful World of Disney and the wonderful world of color! This was the time…

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70’s Canister Set

We had this canister set, but ours was brown, or whatever that official 1970s brown color was called. You know…

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Laugh-In Favorites

I still can’t believe my Marine sergeant dad, the same dad who hated hippies and anti-war protesters, the same dad…

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Which of these lights did you own back in the day?

Before LED light strips and remotes, we had to do it the old-school way in the 1970s. If you wanted…

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Hey Grandpa! What’s For Dinner?

It still wasn’t as bad as when Dad turned on Lawrence Welk, but Hee Haw always felt like the country…