Memories Of The San Fernando Valley Part 32 - Peanuts Bridge - Frosty Queen & More
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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Agree. The world needs more kindness more than ever. We all hace to share the same planet.
E.T. would tell everyone to be kind to one another, he was a force of “peace & love and caring”.
Kurt, thank you so much for your comment at the end. Hopefully, it reaches out to lots of fans during these times.
For real.
...gotta luv❤them 80's - 💯😎💥👍!
The valley looked like such a great place to grow up in the 80s. I wish someone had a channel like yours but for my home of NYC and surrounding areas. It's changed so much. Unrecognizable almost.
That ET mural is awesome.
Love the old school Angels hat. Wally Joyner and Brian Downing were my favorite players when I was growing up. Loved seeing the big "A" rolling down the freeway on our way to a game.
Thank you ! Each time you upload a video, it's like vitamin for me !
Be excellent to each other.
Party on dudes.
Not rolling my eyes... I agree. Kindness❤❤❤❤
that bums me out. I would always hit up Frosty Queen every time I come back to the Valley
Be Kind... Rewind
I walked across that bridge for three years attending Tarzana Elementary in the 70's!
Thanks Kurt. Great video and message.
A word of wisdom and advice never hurt anyone.
I totally agree thanks for those kind words and I’m a big fan of your videos I too grew up in the 80’s with all the great 80’s movies those were the days!!!
Wow the War-games arcade was a shocker. That is really cool. Love everything you do Kurt. The rich history of California and the 80s is so intoxicating.
One of my favorite series here on youtube Kurt can’t wait for part 33 !! Your work is absolutely outstanding as always 🎉😊
“War games” was an awesome movie ! Can you tell I grew up in the ‘80’s ? I’m 53 now and still using the word “awesome”. 😜😂😂😂
Love these SFV videos 👌
I grew up on the SF Valley from 1969 until 1985. The place we hung out was Zig's Ton on a Bun on White Oak just off Vanowen. I lived across the street from that place and it was great. They used to give us kids free ice cream cones on Halloween. Check it out and see if it's still there. I loved that place.
Thank you for the great job and all the hard work you put into these videos. Love your message at the end.👊😎
My favorite SFV destination is the nike missile tower on mulholland, west of wherer the pavement ends.
360 view of entire valley and west LA
Great channel totally Awesome Dude I'm hooked
I really appreciate your videos because I grew up there but I've been gone for 40 years. It's unfortunate traffic to tore down the ice skating rink in tarzana the movie theater on Ventura the movies I never hardly go there anymore because I live in Ventura and I'm spoiled all I have to do is go down and visit an old friend and then I kiss the ground when I get back here thank you so much for your videos
Thanks for the content you create. It's important to remember our past and home stomping grounds.
Hi from Glendale. Really enjoying your channel and videos!
I saw Quest for Fire, Empire Strikes Back, and many other movies at the UA6. We had so much fun going to the movies, I grew up across the street from the Fox theater at the Fallbrook Square Mall, so most movies I saw were there, but the UA6 started to get the bigger movies and we would go there to see them!
There’s still an old Foster’s in Burbank/Glendale on Glenoaks.
Love these videos!
If you haven’t been, David’s house in WAR GAMES is in Hancock Park. The 7-11 where David gets nabbed by the Feds is in Big Bear.
It’s not Valley related but a ton of 80s movies were shot in Hancock Park since the big fancy houses could stand in for rich teens’ residences.
Frosty queen was great and we are sad it’s gone. The owners were nice and they had a large variety of food reasonably priced. There is still a Fosters Freeze in San Fernando on Maclay.
Thank you Kurt for your wonderful message at the end of this episode, Brother. Peace be with ya Bro. ☀️🕊
Its kinda sad we have to be reminded of that actually.
Whats up kid crucial! Keep up great work. Triple x theaters were all over country in all types of neighborhoods and towns. I lived in a great place to live town and they had one that was a drive in!
On White Oak and Chatsworth next to the liquor store across the street from where you were standing that was one of the most busiest comic book stores in the valley. Then if you go a little bit north on Chatsworth to Zelzah in that shopping center there used to be a United artist theater back in that corner of the shopping center. They promoted Batman part two and had the Batmobile in front of TJ Maxx back when the movie was released I believe in 1992.
Man, you have the best channel on RUclips right now. Even when I'm working I shut it down just to watch
The brick insurance building on White Oak in Granada Hills was the original post office. It was still there when I moved away in ‘79 and still there when I moved back in ‘85 home from college. GH has changed-but not drastically. Like other comments: I’ll miss the Tasty Queen on Chatsworth; ate there within the last year. I heard the rent went up again and the restaurant owners had had enough.
Only 87.k subs?
Bulllshiddt.
Should be waaay more.
Btw, South Africa-from 1979 to approx 1993 has exactly the same vibes as California, Serious.
Im on about Skateboarding,
BMX,
Arcade Games,
Aerobics,
Gorgeous Wimmen,
Outdoors, etc.
Dig It!
I worked at Taft High in 1985, had many meals at In-and-Out on Ventura. Def remember the seedy adult theater next to Corbin Bowl. Knocked down a pin or two there too.
Just leave snoopy alone! All the Beagle does is make people happy💯
❤The Beagle
I dont know if its still there but you were so close to the last orange grove in the valley!!! Its behind the old 99 Cent store Near Tampa and Ventura- please try to get there!!!
I worked right next to that car wash around 2018, 6:27 I can't believe they leveled it completely! That was a lot of concrete and stuff to get hauled away. It used to be pretty busy, must of not been enough for the property prices
The UA 6 theater was the first movie theater to have stereo sound.
2:13
Reminds me of Reading Rainbow.
Picken Save Kaybee Toys & that Pizza Place on Ventura with sawdust on the floor and a Chinese Restaurant That Had Neon those amazing memories
Thank You for showing that E.T. location . I'll be there tomorrow to tag it with a gas mask .
i agree w your close
🤣😂 well I went to Taft high School in the early eighties and we use to cut class and play video games @ 20 grand arcade . It actually went out about 1986
There are still 3 Fosters Freeze in my area in the South Bay. Old Torrance, Carson and Wilmington
Personally I got a good laugh out of the Spartan Charlie Brown the first time I saw it. I didn’t notice they cleaned it up. Never noticed the E.T mural as well. I’m gonna go check it out.
I think that was the El Torito my family would meet up at in the 80s.
Jakie del Shannon what the world needs now.....
Awesome video, I've lived in the San Fernando valley in 1999.
It's definitely changed in 25 years
Kurt your videos are great!
In the 80’s you could just walk around the corner and find something to do since there were so many cool places to hang around, even on the laundromat. 🥳
queens in Pacoima is still open i remember eating there
WarGames arcade? Had to look that one up……
BTW: the 7-Eleven from WarGames is in Big Bear Lake (pretty sure it’s still there, too!)
Keep them coming Kurt👍✌️
Frosty Queen had great hamburgers. Use to eat lunch there all the time in the '80s.
Love ya man
Fosters freeze was fire 🔥
There's a standalone DQ in Cypress, CA (Orange County)!
another great video
Thanks Kurt
Tim in Toronto...
The spartan mask on Charlie Brown was because of MF Doom
That one Charlie Brown episode with mf doom
Nice 🤙🏽 thanx
6:47 now its a car dealership
First of all Kurt, I fully agree with your last comment at the end of the video. People need to quit being so full of evil and hatred towards others. Now. Here in the Atlanta area, our famous hot dog joint is called The Varsity. It is in Atlanta very near Georgia Tech. Their chili dogs with slaw are so good. Another good item they have are the chiliburgers with extra onions. To drink you need an F.O. AKA Frosted Orange. Oh and onion rings instead of fries. I love your vids bro. Especially your location vids such as this one. I have never been to California but I am fascinated with the place. Especially after seeing so many tv shows and movies filmed there. Maybe one day I'll make it out there. If I do, I'd love to meet you in person. I also do vids here on You Tube. Been doing them for a little over a year now. So if I get to come out there, I'll do some footage for my channel. thecoolestdad.
If you can’t meet him.. I’ll take you to a couple filming locations he has shown on the channel. In the San Fernando valley tho 😅
@@estebancruz6194 Cool. Thanks so much.
Unfortunately even the 16 AMC theares business is down because of all the streaming platforms 😔
Kurt, ever been to the Munch Box ??? Love the Hickory Burger, it's at 21532 Devonshire Street....
We used to get high on that peanut bridge in the late 80s!!!))
WOW!!! GREAT VIDEO"S AND THE ENDING WORD"S WERE THE BEST THAT I HAVE HEARD IN A WHILE ,,,YOU SAID IT KURT !!! BE KIND AND SUPPORT EACH OTHER WE ALL LIVE IN THIS WORLD AS A FAMILY .. THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Thanks man, even in Holland we re getting a good look from SFV, maybe if u like, can u do a movie location from The Dungeonmaster
Does it get any better than a lamb gyro and vanilla malt...?....bummer about the Frosty Queen
Foster Freeze is still in Burbank on Glenoaks.........
Hey, Kurt. Loved the locations and the last comments in your video.
I know you love the '80s (obviously), and this is not political at all, but have ever you been to the Ronald Reagan Library in Simi Valley? I just went with my wife because they had a great Star Wars/SDI display. Lots of original, screen used props from the Star Wars movies, and how the media dubbed Reagan's missile defense initiative "Star Wars" back in 1983. I was wondering if you've ever been there, since it's a great trip back in time to commemorate the man who made the '80s the "Reagan Years".
There was also a couple Wargames filming location up in Big Bear
There has to be a few ice cream places like that still around.
As an MF DOOM(RIP) Fan,it bugs me even more that it was an MF DOOM Mask. Those Toy taggers shouldn't even be touching any parts of that artwork. We had Thriftys instead of cvs
Wow! You started just a few blocks away from me!. Just curious, if you're no longer in the Valley, what general area did you escape to?
Kurt wondered if you’ve considered a pulp fiction or Magnolia filming location video
Would take the Pepsi challenge with Cinncinati and Detroit hot dogs against all challengers anytime. 🇬🇷 🇺🇸 🌭
Jesus says HE will know us by our LOVE for one another and also says the old ten commandments do not exist since he gave his LIFE in a brutal crucifixion and gives two new commandments Love God with all your heart and Love your neighbor as you would love yourself.
Do one oku dogs!!
Hi 80 Life you tube channel Love my favorite one fan BIG 💖🎶
WE MY FAMILY LOVE PINK'S HOT DOGS AND MORE.. GREAT VIDEO"S ,, THX.
Daisy
Hey Kurt love your content . Quick question have you done a vid of Dragnet filming location with Tom Hanks and Dan Akroyd? If so disregard the ? Thanks again man
One of my fave comedies from the 80's... absolute classic.
“Seka” was so sexy.
...any messages from Juliette??
👍
real graffiti artists never paint over art .. thats a no no .. taggers is another story tho ..smh
Damn your son is taller than you now 😳
Kurt should check some beaches/surf spots and eat some grindz at his favorite spots. Dude is like the L.A. liason, Respect.
HOW BOUT PULP FICTION????
Great video Kurt. I went to Taft so I knew about the Arcade that was in War Games. Taft has been used a lot for filming over the years. I made a video about Taft as a filming location: ruclips.net/video/-gE0N-qgOt0/видео.html One of the movies was The Brady Bunch Movie. The real Marcia Brady- Maureen McCormick was in my graduating class at Taft in 1974. Yeah, I'm old 😁
All coney dogs are inferior to Detroit Coney dogs
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@@markbass7145that one got me lol😅
How sad
@@LiftFortyone lighten up
@@javierdelgado1554 I thought it was funny, too.