It is interesting to note that back in 1976, many of us thought the world was pretty messed up and sought solace. If we only had a Fredflix equivalent back then
This brought me back to a time where I knew of no horrors or sadness. I can literally relive it through these videos. They are so good, they’re almost painful for the longing of happier, more innocent times where we weren’t old enough to understand what evil there is in the world. Thank you 🙏 for these little mini vacations back in time ☺️
Awesome!! Norellco Gliding Santa Was One Of My Earliest Memories. Was Born Early 1974, So Your Videos Help Me Go Back & See How Far My Memories Are. I Very Faintly Remember The Tall Ships At The Bicentennial. Thanks For Your Help, Dedication, & Excellent Work!!
Magnavox 🤘 my dad before he passed work for magnavox / Phillips all through the 70’s to 1991! He was always knowing before hand what new stereo’s tv’s , vcr’s and home recorder cameras was coming out! He told me and my mom back in the 80’s that everything was one day going to disc/ digital! So he knew ahead of the times ! I still have one of my tv’s and boombox from the 80’s I just can’t throw them away since he has been gone since 1991 🙏 Rock on Fred🤘⚡️space ace Ron ⚡️
14:30. The great Bill Watrous and his Trombone and signature Dutch Boy haircut. December 1976 might well have been the best month of my life. Senior year in HS. Christmas with my family... most of them gone now. Like so many others commented... if only I could go back... even for a day. Thanks Fred, for keeping the memories alive.
From Dirty Harry to Debbie Harry. This hits home. I used to scan the Radio Shack ads religiously. How far we've come from the magical call of digital calculators and component audio systems lol. I worked as an usher in a movie theater in December 76, and so many of the movies on this video played there. I saw the endings over and over because I had to open the doors to the theater when the credits started. Great work as always. These are excellent memory-joggers. Thanks.
Just love these trips back in time month by Month through each year !! So nostalgic and very well made !! I was almost 11 years old at this point . A month away from 12 years old . Clearly remember the sights and sounds . The movies,music and TV shows . Also the teen magazines . I started buying them around 1976.lol😂 Laura in Canada . Love these posts❤😊🎉🇨🇦🇨🇦👍🏻👍🏻
Graduated from high school and realized the world was so much more than what I watched on TV. The time I spent in front of the set declined dramatically.
Thank u Fred for taking the time out to do the research for showing the historical things of value. Including movie, posters, movie trailers, tv commercials, magazine covers,comic book covers and music all released during a particular month & year. This is my new favorite channel. Perhaps you could add some newspaper headlines and some more famous broadcast news stories. Would love to see some time period of the 80s & 90s. Thanks again
You're welcome, Josh. The relevant newspaper headlines don't turn up in my searches as much as I would like. I run the TV news stories as often as I can.
Around Christmas 1976, Genesis released their eighth studio album, Wind and Wuthering, their second with Phil Collins on vocals and their last with Steve Hackett.
Fred, as usual, you've taken a time from the past and put it back in the forefront of our minds. I remember the feeling the United States had as we celebrated our bicentennial. The patriotism, the pride, the togetherness, only 9/11 has brought us together like that since. I hate to think of what the feeling would be in our country now. Thanks for the great memories Fred!!!
I turned 15 on December 5. So many personal memories of school and outside activities which kept me busy and out of trouble! The Christmas season was one the best ever as well! The movie “Silver Streak” was filmed west of my hometown of Calgary Alberta Canada 🇨🇦. Thanks so very much again Fred from your long time subscriber (John) and it’s on to 1977!
Definitely one of my faves from you, Fred. You know a video is great, when you hate to see that it's finished. 76 was a wonderful year with fab memories and fun times. Ah, to be 11 again...
Seeing the Dodge truck ad remained me that my dad bought his first new vehicle in 1976. A stripped down Dodge D100. He drove it until 1987. Tough truck just like The Rifleman!
The 3:17 Ford Granada commercial about cars all looking the same is much more true in 2024 than 1976. I have a Nissan Altima that looks so remarkably similar to cars made by Honda, Toyota and GM that I’ve had people accidentally step into my car and sit down in the passenger seat next to me, and only realize a couple seconds later they got in the wrong car, which was parked next to their car. Another great video about things from our glorious past Fred. Thanks for posting.
The highlight of this video (for me, anyway) comes at 17:10 - the Norelco Santa commercial! I think that's why Christmas doesn't seem the same anymore; you don't see that commercial in December to really ring in the season. Thanks Fred!
That last "200 Years Ago Today" choaked me up. Listening to Ford ask to keep the Spirit of `76 alive hurts my heart. The USA is a rotten turd burger today. Seems more "Americans" hate the USA than love it. This is the only reason I am glad Pop and all my other relatives are gone. They would all be crying and angry because of what the USA has become. But don't worry Fred. We all love what you do and will never stop watching. God bless.
There are plenty of people who still love this Country. We've been through tough times before, The Civil War, The Great Depression, two World Wars, Vietnam and the '60s radicals, 70's gas shortages and inflation, The Cold War, 9/11 terrorists etc. Our Country will survive and prosper. We are Americans, you can't keep us down.
Thank you so much for this. After your great video here I'm remembering the bicentennial year when I was age 21 and sure yearning for that uncomplicated, more innocent time.
Eighth grade. Did a lot of growing up in 1976. The prospect of entering high school next year was looming large on my horizon and my young mind worked hard to live up to that maturity.
A changing of the culture was happening. Great video of an early "Blondie" appearance on stage (likely a NYC club) while Elvis had about 8 months to live.
A real blast from the past; thank you for this. I hope you youngsters realize the original TV broadcasts were more clear and crisp than these aged second and 3rd generation BETA and VHS recordings.
Hands-up if you were a product of 1970s USA. It was a very troubled time with failed politics, unjustified war, crappy cars, and post-60s stoner mentality, but also produced a lot of great rock/disco music and hilarious big-hair fashion, and Fonzie-Ayyy! No "smart phones", no "social media" and making a difference meant getting off your ass and going outside to face reality. Glad to have come of age during that crazy decade.
Here's a fun story about the 1976 King Kong. When it was filming, there was an article or ad in the newspaper saying that there would be filming at the World Trade Center on such and such a date, and if you show up you might be in the movie! Being about 14 and living on Long Island, I convinced my parents to take us. When we got there, there was a giant dummy of the dead King Kong at the bottom of the WTC for the final scene. It was very impressive. Filming however, was going to take place at night, and we were there in the day and didn't want to stay that long. We did however to to the top of the WTC, which was very cool in itself. A great day!
While watching December 76, I came across a commercial for the Ford thunderbird 1977. That was my dream car. I had one from February 84 to January 87. I kick myself for selling that car.
Great job, Fred! This was a big month of transition for my family, as at the beginning we moved about 1200 miles, changing schools midyear for myself and my older sister & brother. 4:45 - I think this is Paul Burke, but I'm not certain. 5:13 - The next commercial confirms that it is. My first memory of him is seeing him playing an older love interest for Julie McCoy on LOVE BOAT. 7:00 - He was gone just 8 months later. 7:53 - This became VISA just a few years later. 9:45 - Wasn't Odyssey the same as Pong? 13:30 - My favorite Pink Panther Movie! This has other great highlights like an animated opening, "Does your dog bite", and Clousseau fighting a moat to get into a castle. 14:42 - I got to see this movie at the theater. I remember poor Ned Beatty's character was knocked off on the train. I think that's "Jaws" throwing Wilder's character off the train. 18:20 - I loved this Disney film. I had the book read to my class. It had a lot less action than the movie, but they were both great. The movie's been remade a few times since.
original motion picture of all time. Big talk for a remake of a way better movie more than 30 years earlier Bound for Glory, a terrific movie that deserves to be better remembered Barney Miller -one of the all time greats
Probably my favorite Christmas in many ways … appropriate as 1976 is probably still the most enjoyable year of my life (doesn’t say much for my adult life I know, but… lol). Comics, TV, music, sports … everything was so much fun that year. Loved Kirby’s take on 2001. The one thing I DIDN’T love from that year is that dreadful version of King Kong. Went to see it with my dad at a downtown movie theater (as they still had those!) - and Dad always rated the 1933 Willis O’Brien version as his favorite film. We left the theater kind of shaking our heads. New Hollywood gritty realism just didn’t work for Kong - though to be fair, I don’t think the 1933 version can ever be equaled in my eyes … so I’m kind of biased towards it. I miss my Dad … sigh.
I remember December of 1976 very well. The Reds were world champs. Tony Perez was traded away to Montreal. On Christmas Day we had a little snow and I got a pewter key ring with the autographs of all the 1976 Cincinnati Reds on it, including Perez. I also got a couple of beautiful records with nice music. The Waltons aired "The Best Christmas" that year.
Thus ends the bicentennial year. 😢 And you've unofficially launched the Christmas season with this one, Fred, which I'm sure will probably be in full swing by Labor Day, judging by the Halloween candy and decorations I've seen in the stores already. 😡 Next up, 1977, the year of Meatloaf, Star Wars and the passing of Elvis!😢
The month I turned six years old. My older brother had a king Kong lunchbox the graphic was identical to the poster in your video. I don’t remember the TV shows as first-runs anyway. What can I say? I had to go to bed at 8:30
My sons loved that King Kong lunch box, which I bought in a junk barn along with other vintage finds. “Fun With the Metric System” was probably the nuttiest.
Hey, look at that. Walkie Talkies are still the same price! What a concept, men boxing men instead of beating up women. IIRC, Blondie said she didn't remember the entire decade. The Spirit of '76. Better times.
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you Fred for taking us away from the horror of todays messed up world and giving us the sweet memories of yesterday!
My pleasure, Bridget.
Amen to that!
Fredflix is like an unexpected check in the mail
It is interesting to note that back in 1976, many of us thought the world was pretty messed up and sought solace. If we only had a Fredflix equivalent back then
@@peternighswander9629 I guess we just had old reruns like Sea Hunt and I Love Lucy.
I was 17 in December 1976, 18 three months later. I would give anything to go back to that time again. Thanks for the memories.
You're welcome, Gerald.
This brought me back to a time where I knew of no horrors or sadness. I can literally relive it through these videos. They are so good, they’re almost painful for the longing of happier, more innocent times where we weren’t old enough to understand what evil there is in the world. Thank you 🙏 for these little mini vacations back in time ☺️
I'm happy to do it, Susan.
Can't say it better myself love Elo
I love this channel so much. Thank you for all of the thought and love that go into creating each one of these time machine road trips.💗😺
You're welcome, PSF. I enjoy these trips as well.
Crazy I actually remember that Thunderbird commercial when I was around 11 crazy
Boy, do I miss Radio Shack! Thank you, Fred for the flashback!
Maybe we could just go back to this for a little while! This video is just perfect. Can we stay here forever?
Wow Wow Wow! Good vibes Fred.
Awesome!! Norellco Gliding Santa Was One Of My Earliest Memories.
Was Born Early 1974, So Your Videos Help Me Go Back & See How Far My Memories Are.
I Very Faintly Remember The Tall Ships At The Bicentennial.
Thanks For Your Help, Dedication, & Excellent Work!!
You're welcome, RL.
Don't you mean NÖELCO? 🎅
In December 1976 I was busy taking care of an infant. Thank you for the memories.
You're welcome, Jan.
May we have Peace on Earth..soon
As long as there is a Muslim religion, there will be no peace.
Magnavox 🤘 my dad before he passed work for magnavox / Phillips all through the 70’s to 1991! He was always knowing before hand what new stereo’s tv’s , vcr’s and home recorder cameras was coming out! He told me and my mom back in the 80’s that everything was one day going to disc/ digital! So he knew ahead of the times ! I still have one of my tv’s and boombox from the 80’s I just can’t throw them away since he has been gone since 1991 🙏 Rock on Fred🤘⚡️space ace Ron ⚡️
He sounds as though he was fairly young when he passed, like my dad (at 55), Ron.
@@FredFlixhe had turned 54 in July of 91 ! Aneurysm
Magnavox/Phillips wouldn't hire Black people.. why?
@@dwightpowell6673 go ask them!
@@dwightpowell6673 Magnavox 🤘
I turned 14 in 1976. It was a good year. A teenager year!
Turned 17.. last year of high school, graduation loomed ahead in May of 77.
Keep bringing back the memories of my happy place.
14:30. The great Bill Watrous and his Trombone and signature Dutch Boy haircut.
December 1976 might well have been the best month of my life. Senior year in HS. Christmas with my family... most of them gone now.
Like so many others commented... if only I could go back... even for a day.
Thanks Fred, for keeping the memories alive.
I love all these videos, me and my wife watch every one of them. Then we always talk about " hey you remember this or that..?
That's very encouraging, flicewatter.
From Dirty Harry to Debbie Harry. This hits home. I used to scan the Radio Shack ads religiously. How far we've come from the magical call of digital calculators and component audio systems lol. I worked as an usher in a movie theater in December 76, and so many of the movies on this video played there. I saw the endings over and over because I had to open the doors to the theater when the credits started. Great work as always. These are excellent memory-joggers. Thanks.
You're welcome, HDF.
Christmas time at 13 was a mighty happy time!
I was 10 in 1976 and remember the tv Christmas specials fondly,Thank you for these wonderful memories of my childhood!
When ever I hear ELO’s It’s a livin’ thing, I get visions of Boogie Nights in my head.
I was twelve. It was a good year.
i was 11 and Christmas was fun ! probably got an Evil Knievel rev um and race em toy ? or was it G I Joe ?
@@brewcrew5854 Got the Evil Knievel motorcycle! I wore that T-handle out in a month!
@@brewcrew5854 I was 11, too and I had the Evel Knievel as well LOL
I was only 10 years old! I remember these so well!!
Just love these trips back in time month by Month through each year !! So nostalgic and very well made !! I was almost 11 years old at this point . A month away from 12 years old . Clearly remember the sights and sounds . The movies,music and TV shows . Also the teen magazines . I started buying them around 1976.lol😂 Laura in Canada . Love these posts❤😊🎉🇨🇦🇨🇦👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
Ohh ELO. I was 13. Loved Rhoda and Bob Newhart . Loved Alice too
I think the ELO song gives me the strongest nostalgic feeling. There's just something about it.
Graduated from high school and realized the world was so much more than what I watched on TV. The time I spent in front of the set declined dramatically.
I was twelve in 1976. Just a nice year for me and my loved ones.
Thank u Fred for taking the time out to do the research for showing the historical things of value. Including movie, posters, movie trailers, tv commercials, magazine covers,comic book covers and music all released during a particular month & year. This is my new favorite channel. Perhaps you could add some newspaper headlines and some more famous broadcast news stories.
Would love to see some time period of the 80s & 90s. Thanks again
You're welcome, Josh. The relevant newspaper headlines don't turn up in my searches as much as I would like. I run the TV news stories as often as I can.
Around Christmas 1976, Genesis released their eighth studio album, Wind and Wuthering, their second with Phil Collins on vocals and their last with Steve Hackett.
Times were better, simpler, and much cheaper then.
Thankfully remembering this as a wonderful, exciting, secure time, much thanks as always Fred!🤟😃
You're welcome, tigre.
Fred, as usual, you've taken a time from the past and put it back in the forefront of our minds. I remember the feeling the United States had as we celebrated our bicentennial. The patriotism, the pride, the togetherness, only 9/11 has brought us together like that since. I hate to think of what the feeling would be in our country now. Thanks for the great memories Fred!!!
You're welcome, Eric.
Another excellent production! Thank you, Fred.
You're welcome, Drew.
LOVED those Bi-centennial minutes!!
I did too. Extremely educational and I think we are the poorer for not keeping that up
LOVED Rich Man, Poor Man, season 2!!!!!!!
I turned 15 on December 5. So many personal memories of school and outside activities which kept me busy and out of trouble! The Christmas season was one the best ever as well! The movie “Silver Streak” was filmed west of my hometown of Calgary Alberta Canada 🇨🇦. Thanks so very much again Fred from your long time subscriber (John) and it’s on to 1977!
Much appreciated, John.
Definitely one of my faves from you, Fred. You know a video is great, when you hate to see that it's finished. 76 was a wonderful year with fab memories and fun times. Ah, to be 11 again...
Fred-Thanks for this stroll down memory lane.
You're welcome, Scott.
The talent in music and movies in these years and prior I don't think will ever come back.
Seeing the Dodge truck ad remained me that my dad bought his first new vehicle in 1976. A stripped down Dodge D100. He drove it until 1987. Tough truck just like The Rifleman!
The 3:17 Ford Granada commercial about cars all looking the same is much more true in 2024 than 1976. I have a Nissan Altima that looks so remarkably similar to cars made by Honda, Toyota and GM that I’ve had people accidentally step into my car and sit down in the passenger seat next to me, and only realize a couple seconds later they got in the wrong car, which was parked next to their car. Another great video about things from our glorious past Fred. Thanks for posting.
You're welcome, CM.
The highlight of this video (for me, anyway) comes at 17:10 - the Norelco Santa commercial! I think that's why Christmas doesn't seem the same anymore; you don't see that commercial in December to really ring in the season. Thanks Fred!
Watched it every year, Ernest.
Great music to listen to on a rainy Fla morning
Rain's in SC too, Debbie. But you're getting the brunt of it.
Where in SC. Used to live in Clinton
Love your videos Fred, but they leave me sad when I realize how good we had it in the 70's and how complicated and political things have become now.
I hear you, Agislife. But it's going to get worse so appreciate whatever we have left now.
It was one month since Ford lost the election, but he understood his responsibilities, and marked the end of the bicentennial as a president should.
That last "200 Years Ago Today" choaked me up. Listening to Ford ask to keep the Spirit of `76 alive hurts my heart. The USA is a rotten turd burger today. Seems more "Americans" hate the USA than love it. This is the only reason I am glad Pop and all my other relatives are gone. They would all be crying and angry because of what the USA has become. But don't worry Fred. We all love what you do and will never stop watching. God bless.
I feel the way you do, Doug. Unfortunately, it will get worse before it collapses altogether. So try to appreciate what's left.
There are plenty of people who still love this Country. We've been through tough times before, The Civil War, The Great Depression, two World Wars, Vietnam and the '60s radicals, 70's gas shortages and inflation, The Cold War, 9/11 terrorists etc. Our Country will survive and prosper. We are Americans, you can't keep us down.
@@mickieg1118 That’s the spirit!
December 76 I was in the 6th grade in Weaver Elementary Alabama. Seems so long ago. Thanks for the great memories!
I'm about 6 or 7 mile from there now. Was mostly in Etowah County in 1976.
You're welcome, Shane.
The Norelco and Budweiser ads take me right back to my childhood. Those ads played well into the 1990s during NFL games in December.
Christmas '76 .. nothing but good memories .. thanks
I turned 5 that month..
Still love that Norelco Christmas commercial.
I turned 5 as well! The happiest memories I have were of being a kid in the 70’s
Thank you so much for this. After your great video here I'm remembering the bicentennial year when I was age 21 and sure yearning for that uncomplicated, more innocent time.
Same age, same yearnings, Bobby.
Eighth grade. Did a lot of growing up in 1976. The prospect of entering high school next year was looming large on my horizon and my young mind worked hard to live up to that maturity.
I graduated high school that bicentennial year.... Your videos just keep getting better and better Fred... Thank you so much for the great memories...
Much appreciated, Susan.
A changing of the culture was happening. Great video of an early "Blondie" appearance on stage (likely a NYC club) while Elvis had about 8 months to live.
A real blast from the past; thank you for this. I hope you youngsters realize the original TV broadcasts were more clear and crisp than these aged second and 3rd generation BETA and VHS recordings.
Thanks for that reminder, John.
Oh you went and done it. Playing ELO Livin Thing. I love you Fred and Fredflix and that’s official 😊
It's a FredFlix thing, PNW
This was awesome, thanks for the great memories
You're welcome, Shawn.
Hands-up if you were a product of 1970s USA. It was a very troubled time with failed politics, unjustified war, crappy cars, and post-60s stoner mentality, but also produced a lot of great rock/disco music and hilarious big-hair fashion, and Fonzie-Ayyy! No "smart phones", no "social media" and making a difference meant getting off your ass and going outside to face reality. Glad to have come of age during that crazy decade.
Recording TV shows on tape? That'll never catch on.
Same thing they said about the automobile, airplanes and the internet. 😅
@@NickvonZ
It's just a fad, lol 🤣🤣🤣
And I still have my old Beta machine down in the basement, yes, packed away, but I still got it....
But no one said that.
Don't forget Rock n Roll
I have come to love this channel more and more
Much appreciated, Steve.
I wish I could go back to the 70's and escape the clown world we're in now.
Here's a fun story about the 1976 King Kong. When it was filming, there was an article or ad in the newspaper saying that there would be filming at the World Trade Center on such and such a date, and if you show up you might be in the movie! Being about 14 and living on Long Island, I convinced my parents to take us. When we got there, there was a giant dummy of the dead King Kong at the bottom of the WTC for the final scene. It was very impressive. Filming however, was going to take place at night, and we were there in the day and didn't want to stay that long. We did however to to the top of the WTC, which was very cool in itself. A great day!
I was 17 and at Navy boot camp in San Diego.
The Livin' Thing had to wait about 10 months to become part of the soundtrack of my life. 🎶🎵🎶 Thanks, Fred-ssi. 💜🤟
I was slow as well catching up with ELO, Mercedes.
@@FredFlix My personal circumstances had a lot to do with it. But yeah, that happens. 🤗💜🤟
While watching December 76, I came across a commercial for the Ford thunderbird 1977. That was my dream car. I had one from February 84 to January 87. I kick myself for selling that car.
King Kong opened December 17. Eight days later WUAB Cleveland aired the original King Kong as a Christmas Day special.
Another stellar FredFlix production 👌
Many thanks, 6blade.
Hey, I was ar that Steelers-Bengals game! It snowed like crazy and I froze my behind off lol.
15 about to turn 16. Thanks for the fond memory jog.
You're welcome, Dave.
Great way to start the week!
Thanks, ants....
Great job, Fred! This was a big month of transition for my family, as at the beginning we moved about 1200 miles, changing schools midyear for myself and my older sister & brother.
4:45 - I think this is Paul Burke, but I'm not certain.
5:13 - The next commercial confirms that it is. My first memory of him is seeing him playing an older love interest for Julie McCoy on LOVE BOAT.
7:00 - He was gone just 8 months later.
7:53 - This became VISA just a few years later.
9:45 - Wasn't Odyssey the same as Pong?
13:30 - My favorite Pink Panther Movie! This has other great highlights like an animated opening, "Does your dog bite", and Clousseau fighting a moat to get into a castle.
14:42 - I got to see this movie at the theater. I remember poor Ned Beatty's character was knocked off on the train. I think that's "Jaws" throwing Wilder's character off the train.
18:20 - I loved this Disney film. I had the book read to my class. It had a lot less action than the movie, but they were both great. The movie's been remade a few times since.
That is Burke, but I forgot to identify him. Thanks again, Jon.
Miss the Norelco Shavers Christmas commercials
Freaky Friday is a great movie, it's one of my favorites, and I'm a huge fan.
original motion picture of all time. Big talk for a remake of a way better movie more than 30 years earlier
Bound for Glory, a terrific movie that deserves to be better remembered
Barney Miller -one of the all time greats
The only thing I cared about in December of 1976 was getting my temps, since it was when I turned 16. Thanks for the memories, Fred.
You're welcome, Thomas.
Probably my favorite Christmas in many ways … appropriate as 1976 is probably still the most enjoyable year of my life (doesn’t say much for my adult life I know, but… lol). Comics, TV, music, sports … everything was so much fun that year. Loved Kirby’s take on 2001.
The one thing I DIDN’T love from that year is that dreadful version of King Kong. Went to see it with my dad at a downtown movie theater (as they still had those!) - and Dad always rated the 1933 Willis O’Brien version as his favorite film. We left the theater kind of shaking our heads. New Hollywood gritty realism just didn’t work for Kong - though to be fair, I don’t think the 1933 version can ever be equaled in my eyes … so I’m kind of biased towards it. I miss my Dad … sigh.
I agree completely about Kong, Chris. The 2005 version was a vast improvement, though.
@@FredFlix Agreed. That one at least had some fun sequences.
At last the month I turned 18! Thanks Fred!
You're welcome, Tom.
I remember December of 1976 very well. The Reds were world champs. Tony Perez was traded away to Montreal. On Christmas Day we had a little snow and I got a pewter key ring with the autographs of all the 1976 Cincinnati Reds on it, including Perez. I also got a couple of beautiful records with nice music. The Waltons aired "The Best Christmas" that year.
What a day for me I was born on the 12 of the month 1976
would rather live in those days then 2024
Wow totally ❤❤❤❤it amazing my friend Fred thank you so much
You're welcome, friend Brenda.
K-Mart cooked ham. My Grandma would pick up a couple pounds of sliced ham and make sandwiches and potato chips for a light Sunday night supper ❤
A Magical , Wonderful Time !!!
Wow 727s and DC-8s. Practically all are in the salvage yard now.
Ah, the Noelco razor Christmas commercials...Santa likes to get close to the ladies at Christmas time. 🎄 ❤
Thus ends the bicentennial year. 😢 And you've unofficially launched the Christmas season with this one, Fred, which I'm sure will probably be in full swing by Labor Day, judging by the Halloween candy and decorations I've seen in the stores already. 😡 Next up, 1977, the year of Meatloaf, Star Wars and the passing of Elvis!😢
I've got it all covered, Robert...well, maybe not Meatloaf so much.
😮Thanks for this wonderful gem - made my day!💯💜🖤💥👍🤍!
My pleasure, Frank.
Wasn't the Double Mac the predecessor to the George Foreman grill?
I turned 16 in December 1976.
Ho ho ho a nice one again Fred thnx.
You're welcome, Rolf.
To think The Price Is Right is the only game show still on the air weekday mornings on network TV.
Thanks, FredFlix. 📺
You're welcome, Luis.
I was a senior in high school in December ‘76 - just 6 months to go until graduation!!!
The prices of new cars and trucks ..
🤣
I remember that summer was the best July for a 14 yr old boy
If only cars cost that today.
Alex Trebek rockin' the 1970s hair on the Double Dare game show!
My sister was a bicentennial baby.
Merry Christmas Fred…as we complete our BiCentenial year…without one bison 🦬…!
Well said, Dennis.
$4088.00 for a car??? Where’s my Time Machine?
Here's a fun fact Blondie Debrah Harry was a voice actress in the Phantom 2040 animated series as .................well a singer
I forgot how bad Thunderbird was that year.
One magazine seemed to have slipped past the editor. 😉 Regardless, thank you for what you do, brother!
You're welcome!
The month I turned six years old. My older brother had a king Kong lunchbox the graphic was identical to the poster in your video. I don’t remember the TV shows as first-runs anyway. What can I say? I had to go to bed at 8:30
My sons loved that King Kong lunch box, which I bought in a junk barn along with other vintage finds. “Fun With the Metric System” was probably the nuttiest.
Hey, look at that. Walkie Talkies are still the same price!
What a concept, men boxing men instead of beating up women.
IIRC, Blondie said she didn't remember the entire decade.
The Spirit of '76. Better times.
Blondie is the band, Debbie Harry is the singer!