Time Trip Into Yesteryear!!

Ok,silly old timer stuff here.
What do you recall of your childhood from the seventies?
Gilligans Island?
The Brady Brunch?
My Favorite Martian?

Here is a vid Of some of the things I watched as a kid.

And,yes I have finally truly lost my mind and have regressed in advance of the up coming apocalypse.

My grip on reality is slowly loosening,the rabbit hole has finally gotten big enough for me to slip into

Aha Ha Ha Ha !

reply to post by kdog1982


I feel all left out...my childhood was in the 50's.....

I accuse K-dog of discrimination....I'll sue dammit...I'll sue...

Des

reply to post by Destinyone


Des,I'm not leaving you out,what are your favorite childhood memories?
Before they had tv,of course.

Originally posted by kdog1982
reply to post by Destinyone

 

Des,I'm not leaving you out,what are your favorite childhood memories?

I have memories....

Who said I had memories...

Of course I had tv...a campfire, we called it caveman tv. Played with dino bones in the back of the cave.

Hunched down over muddy puddles to slurp up water...all the normal stuff for back then....

Des

reply to post by Destinyone


We had HR Puffin stuff,it's a wonder I have a memory at all...



And we had the electric company,with Morgan Freeman!

Can't forget Fred Flintstones buying Cigs.

Oh my God, I forgot about some of those shows and games. Brought back a lot of memories!

I see your Puff 'n Stuff...and raise you....VOILA....


Sheri Lewis and Lambchop.....




Des

Now,wait...I missed this commercial...

reply to post by Destinyone


Oh,I remember lambchop,but I raise you a stooge......

Great clips , lots of fun memories.

Some shows I liked were

Captain Kangaroo



Big Blue Marble



Wild Kingdom



Creature Features



and

In Search Of



So many many more



I had to add these

Battestar Galatica



Bonanza



Twilight Zone
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reply to post by IpsissimusMagus


I had a crush on Mr.Green jeans...Grandfather Clock scared the bejeebus out of me....

Des

A few more classic shows



Commercials

reply to post by kdog1982


Ah Yes! Those were the good ole days when cartoons were real cartoons. I miss those ones. They were good and entertaining. Not like todays! Our children are really missing out on the good stuff. Thank you for the stroll down memory lane... Someone needs to create a channel just for those old cartoons!!!

Rabbit hole, shmabbit hole...I've just refused to grow up.






Yes I was convinced flumps with woolly hats lived down the bottom of the garden in the hedge.

Some of my favorite shows growing up...(remember when shows had INTROS that told you what it was about, and got you excited to see it?)

I loved Mr. Merlin. These days, hard to find folks that remember this show, and those that do, are generally "my people"....


Knight Rider, yes it had the Hoff, but even with all that cheese, I still tuned in to watch KITT


Man, did I love this show, it's still the ringtone on my phone (Airwolf)


Phoenix, again, one of those shows nobody remembers. (unless they are "my people")

Otherworld, cheesy 80's sci-fi at its best


The Powers of Matthew Star, how many remember this?


Ah, Manimal...how many of us wanted to turn into another animal after seeing this show?

Cursor! Automan...cheesy, yeah, but we all wanted a cursor (and a car that could make 90 degree turns)


The classic, Six Million Dollar Man...


How many of you remember Man From Atlantis?

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Loved all those shows!
Thanks for sharing.
Animal Kingdom on sunday evening was always on the top of my list.

reply to post by Gazrok


Man,you are digging deep with some of those.
Mr. Merlin I vaguely remember.
But definitely remember Man from Atlantis,Six Million Dollar man and Knight Rider.

And what male's in the mid 70's remember the most?
Wonder Woman!




She can lasso me anytime with her golden lasso!!!

reply to post by kdog1982


Yep, loved Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman (though I never could figure out why her swimming outfit was way more clothing than her normal one...)

However, Isis was hotter (in my opinion)...



Of course, I was pretty fond of the Bionic Woman also...



But Wilma Dearing was still the dream....(from Buck Rogers)