The Rise and Fall Of the Swanson TV dinners in the 1950s

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @jons.6216
    @jons.6216 4 месяца назад

    I'm glad that you included multiple versions of the origin stories. I've seen different versions on several channels!

  • @tobitimesthree
    @tobitimesthree 2 года назад

    this is really interesting! excited to see more from you :)!!!!

  • @jamesmiller4184
    @jamesmiller4184 2 года назад

    Leaping Lizards! This little opus was A-OK and I liked it but, the tray of food at 4:48 to 5:42 clearly rotten, featuring a very moldy biscuit. (Evidently an original specimen not well preserved?)
    Hey, the MemoryLane censors fell down on the job on this one. But still it got thumbs up here for effort and overall nostalgic affect.
    Miscellaneous thoughts: They forgot to mention the huge industry of "TV Trays" that was caused by these dinners.
    In the Crusted Pies Department, how many remember TUNA PIES? Haven't seen one of those suckers in forty years. BOY, were they ever good. (In England, what do you want to bet that they had frozen Pigeon Pies? They should make those now, here, as there are plenty of pigies around that could be caught easily for inclusion.
    Also "MUFFETS" -- the round versions of Shredded Wheat? The last one of those I ever ate, was in 1954 in Portland OR, while watching B&W Liberace! After, they disappeared.