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Posted in 1980's

The FedEx Fast-Talking Man

Before every company tried to make commercials feel like mini-movies, FedEx gave us one that felt like a full workday…

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Posted in 1950's 1960's 1970's 1980's

“Shoop Shoop Hula Hoop”

I remember my mom calling it the “Shoop Shoop Hula Hoop,” and for years I wondered where that came from….

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Posted in 1950's 1960's 1970's

Slinky

The Slinky was just a coil of metal, but once you put it at the top of the stairs, it…

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Posted in 1970's

Put A Little Old Spice In Your Life!

Before Old Spice became the loud, funny commercial brand we know today, it sold romance, confidence, and that “dad or…

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Posted in 1970's

Get Dad an 8-Track Player!

There was a time when a trip to Radio Shack felt like walking into the future — even if you…

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Posted in 1960's

Magilla Gorilla

Magilla Gorilla was one of those classic Hanna-Barbera characters who was impossible not to like. Sitting in Mr. Peebles’ pet…

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Posted in 1960's

Munster Father’s Day

Eddie Munster had no doubt his dad could do anything — even if Herman’s help usually caused more trouble than…

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Posted in 1970's

Lotsa Luck

One of my family’s favorite shows starring Dom DeLuise only lasted one season, but we never forgot it. Lotsa Luck…

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Posted in 1970's

ABC Saturday Morning Cartoons 1971

This is what Saturday mornings looked like when the cereal bowl was full, the TV was warm, and the whole…

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Posted in 1960's

Johnny Seven O.M.A. — The One-Man Army Toy

The Johnny Seven O.M.A. was one of the ultimate “how did kids ever get this?” toys of the 1960s. Made…