I recall something from the 70s it was called Battle of the Network Stars. Stars from the popular network tv shows competed in atheletic events, a different kind of progamming that aso became popular.
Actually as a small child I was exposed to reruns of The Lucy Show before ILL, so it was strange to me they were calling Viv "Ethel"! Haha! We got more Blue Chip Stamps than S & H and my mom also collected the Betty Crocker points coupons on General Mills products and Gold Medal Flour bags!
Sorta reaching at the end there... for that Soviet hockey game, elder Gen X were nearly in their 20s when it went down. I'm expecting the next one shown to be memorable to elder millenials when I hit play once more.
TV commercials which featured actors and characters from the shows they advertised. Granny from Beverly Hillbillies and Samantha Stevens from Bewitched in character selling Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Cars. Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound interacting with the Kellogg's Rooster and Snap, Crackle, Pop.
I recall something from the 70s it was called Battle of the Network Stars. Stars from the popular network tv shows competed in atheletic events, a different kind of progamming that aso became popular.
I ate tv dinners while listening to the radio. 😊
Actually as a small child I was exposed to reruns of The Lucy Show before ILL, so it was strange to me they were calling Viv "Ethel"! Haha! We got more Blue Chip Stamps than S & H and my mom also collected the Betty Crocker points coupons on General Mills products and Gold Medal Flour bags!
What about Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass that were actually more popular than the Beatles. . Why don’t anyone mention them?
Everything in this Video happened to me!!!
Drive inns large brown paper sack with popcorn and a cooler full of soda.
Sorta reaching at the end there... for that Soviet hockey game, elder Gen X were nearly in their 20s when it went down. I'm expecting the next one shown to be memorable to elder millenials when I hit play once more.
TV commercials which featured actors and characters from the shows they advertised. Granny from Beverly Hillbillies and Samantha Stevens from Bewitched in character selling Kellogg's Corn Flakes and Cars. Yogi Bear and Huckleberry Hound interacting with the Kellogg's Rooster and Snap, Crackle, Pop.
Oh sht, i miss the drive ins!
We still have drive-ins in my city!
Much more enjoyable than most cinemas today
What about cigarettes that had coupons to save similar to green stamps. And redeem them for a free cancer treatment I suppose. 😊
In the 50s there were no microwave ovens.
Lucy was a jerk in real life.