1971 Time Capsule - Good Night ASMR
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2023
- Relax and drift off to sleep as I show you and talk about this TV guide magazine from 1971.
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Great video as always.
30 years of insomnia. Nothing really works except your channel. I am very grateful to you and your work, Sir.
I was a kid in the 90s which was sort of the tail end of TV Guide (though I think it actual still exists!). I remember that my Nana got them. I dont remember how old I was when I was staying at her house and she told me what it was and we went through it to see what was on TV. We wanted to watch Welcome Back Kotter on Nick at Nite. I have several memories from what feels like a summer when I was over there a lot where we sat and went through the TV Guide to decide what to watch togwher. And I guess I associate the TV Guide with her.
Yeah it sucks now. It's magazine size now👎
This sound is so calming. Whoever read this comment I wish you peace of mind, health and relaxation.❤
Thanks, I needed that.
You remind me a lot of my grandpa. He passed away and we were never as close as I wish we were, but for some reason your voice reminds me of his and it is very comforting. He was in the military and then worked on cars so he had a big garage and tinkered with many things. Looking back he always had the answers to everything because he experienced life in such a variety of ways. People like you and him make me want to carry on legacy and history. Maybe just because I am a young man who is lost at times looking for answers. Thanks for your videos. They mean a lot to us.
Saw another comment in here similar, but you remind me a lot of my grandfather. He was always knowledgeable about a lot, and every time I see one of your videos pop up on my page I make sure to watch. Always cool to learn about all these random things as a teenager. Been here for a few years, and just wanted to thank you!
I was born the year after that TV Guide came out, 1972, but I watched most of those shows as reruns after school or during summer breaks. So many memories!
You're not the only one feeling old LOL! I was 8 yrs old in 1971 and I remember those shows
I watched my way through Mary Tyler Moore recently. The girl on the cover also played the daughter of Mary's neighbor, Phyllis.
Yes!! “ Beth”!
In 8’s - 90’s Lassie was popular in my country. My uncle bought a dog that looked exactly like Lassie and named it also Lassie. We took lassie with us during morning walk and all the people around including the kids followed us to say hi to lassie 😅 the kids probably thought it’s the same dog
The tv guide we used to navigate our 3 channel tv, was the one that came free in our local newspaper. My dad was frugal when it came to certain things, but we had everything we needed, along with some niceties. Things were simpler, our family was very close, and times were just good.
I envy that, must have been nice. Not much like today. 💜
I love how he didn’t say one word when he was in the tampon ads pages lol😅 3:54
Great video with an interesting look at what US TV affiliates were offering in 1971. Many of those programmes made their way over here to the UK and I remember them well. 😊
Wow - what a trip down memory lane! Bring on the 1978 issue.
Another TV Guide? Yes please! I remember all those shows. Thank you!
I remember so many of these shows and remember the TV Guide being used daily! Thanks so much for this wonderful walk down memory lane!
I'm just a young'un (born 1996) so this is absolutely fascinating to watch as well as really relaxing! You have such interesting videos!
You're not a "young'un" you're almost 30
@@wakeful452 it is compared to the 70s
Greetings from Romania. You reach so far with your videos. Keep up the awseom work you do
I love how well preserved that book is. Also something about the way the pages look plastic with the ink being so uniform, is pleasing to the eyes.
This was wonderful, although I'm in Scotland many of these shows were shown here and I loved them! Bonanza theme tune still pops into my head regularly for some reason 😄 What a great reminder of childhood shows, thank you ❤
What a throwback! Thanks for this! I loved the crossword puzzle in the tv guide and my mom used to get so mad because I always beat her to it! I miss these simpler times. A TV guide from 1985 would be awesome, but I do remember a lot of those shows or heard my mom talk about them.
I was born in 1972, I definitely watched those shows all through the 70’s. Great memories ❤😊.
13:56 This is a promo for the San Francisco Giants game on KTVU 2, KTVU was the flagship station for the Giants for many years beginning from when they moved to San Francisco from NYC. That "2" logo was replaced in 1974 or so by the "Laser 2" or "Circle 2" logo still in use to this day. KTVU was one of the first Fox affiliates in the 1980s and is now owned and operated directly by Fox.
Best asmr ! I was 16 in 1971. I remember all that was mentioned. I can't believe how fast time goes. WOW! Keep up your great work. It's greatly appreciated!
December '71, here. Did my time by the large console TV, cranking through channels for my dad.
I wasn't around in the 70's but I remember tv guide when I was a kid in the 80's and 90's. Good times
I was in 1st grade May 1971 (7 years old). I remember the syndicated shows. There are many non-syndicated shows I remember as well that arent listed in that TV guide.
I was born in 1988, so I lived through the transition from guides in the newspaper over to the ones built into the tv. So I know what the paper guides are, just enough to really appreciate the button on the remote 😂
I love time capsules. This is going to be fun. I'm 1988. Perfect time this video just got uploaded, I was getting ready for bed now. Thanks and goodnight 😴
I have watched you videos for a while now and you remind me of my grandfather who passed about 3 years ago, thank you
I'm 42...the only shows I watch are old shows. Andy Griffith, Bonanza, Hogan's Heroes, Twilight Zone, My 3 Sons, etc.
Love this video!! I think you have the perfect voice for reading a story, you should do story time It could be anything from a kitten book to classic literature to Greek mythology, it doesn't matter I just think you've got the perfect voice for drifting off to sleep while you're reading
Thank you for this video. Really really great. Yes I'd love to see the other TV guide you mentioned too.
I love your videos. I came across your channel years ago with your airplane catalogue video & since then I return time & again whenever I need to calm & find some mental peace. It's always so good to find you're still at it & it feels a bit like coming home. Thanks so much for your time, effort & creativity. You're doing good & helping many people out there finding peace of mind. Thank you & God bless, my friend 🙏🍀
28:57 YES! I'm 27 and I'm so happy Hawaii Five-O is in here. Jack Lord was really one of the greats. He even loved Hawaii so much he moved there! I watch them a decent amount with my dad, and he's still waiting for me to get to his favorite episode her remembers from when he was a kid. Long show, hope to finish it at some point.
Another wonderful video and very interesting thank you from the UK 💫
Are they really that dated? My mum still buys them as opposed to scrolling through tv stations. The only thing we stopped getting was the soap guide which would tell you about the storyline on the soap operas that week.
Lol your mum is a bit dated
They are very dated
99% percent of tvs will have a built in guide so yea theyre pretty obsolete now
@@txrq3960 Maybe, but scrolling is slow and laborious. I could zip through a tv guide and find what I wanted in a tenth the time it takes to scroll through.
When America was Great in Products offered, music and entertainment . It will never ever by the same as in quality and customer service.
We always got the TV guide it's the only way to know what was on before cable. We didn't get the paper where I lived. Loved the cheers and jeers page, crossword puzzle and I'm an 80s kid and tbh getting rid of cigarette ads on TV and magazines did nothing to lessen smoking. Notice all the reading involved in ads...not like today where it's all bright colors in your face sometime idk what they're even advertising!
Thanks for the memories! Yes, please do the one from 1978. Love your work!
I remember. Very nice blast from the past💖
Watching this while I'm still alert so I can actually appreciate the contents of the video, then I'll listen to it again later when I'm ready to sleep.
I just finished, and really liked this video! Made me aware of TV shows that I never knew about.
The typographic layout is so amazing!
Ahh yes, the year I was born, dang I sure miss the 70s and 80s. I see KTVU 2, that’s the Bay Area in California, grew up watching that channel.
MeTV Network airs many of these old classics. I was almost a few years old when that one was printed. I remember coming home from school and mom would be watching The Guiding Light and some of those other soap operas. Ahh the good ole days!
Love the old timey magazines, crinkling paper was my gateway drug.
Thank you, sir! 😊
Just in time for relaxation!
I am happy to see this video since I graduated high school in 1971 :) It took me a while to find this video because a drunk driver crashed into my house about the time you posted it. Things are far from normal still.
I hope no one was hurt. What a needless burden to have put on you Robert.
I foresee this and a deep sleep in the next couple of hours…
Growing up....I'm 51, everyone's house had at least one TV Guide.
This is so good. I remember all of those programs as I was 8 years old. Not only is the ASMR wonderful but so was the nastalgia. I am steel waiting for you to go thru an S&H Greenstamps catalogue..
Love this….do the other TV guide. Would love to hear a few details about your favorite shows.
I notice that all the color programs are noted by a "C" next to the title. By 1975 this changed to where all the black-and-white shows had a "BW" next to the title and it was assumed the show was otherwise broadcast in color.
Lisa G is the actress who played Phyllis’ daughter on the MTM (meow) show.
Just found your asmr. I'm all about retro ads and nostalgia, grew up in the 70s/80s, loved this!! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed!
Love your videos!
Hey, that TV Guide is for the San Francisco market! I grew up in Oakland. All those stations are familiar to me. For years we got TV Guide home delivered each week.
I will say it again, I wish to have an iota of this man's grace and wisdom.
I grew up with TV guide. I couldn't wait to get it and see what was coming on for the week.
Your right I do feel old!
I remember the commercials. …..”This Week in TV Guide”
I was born in 1971 great video
Great video!
Do another one of these, lots of memories
Thank you! God bless you 🇧🇷💟💟👏🏽
Wow, my birth year, how cool! Thank you! That guide has fewer wrinkles than I do ;-)
Thank you!
So amazing
Wow! Seven months before my birth! Thanks for sharing this with us.
Always excellent
71 was a good year
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Frank Costanza had a tv guide collection.
Haha! Reminds me of that episode where Elaine borrowed (or took) one of them and it got lost or damaged or something and mayhem ensued when Costanza found it missing... 😆
This channel feels like home S2
Mum went through tv guide and high- lighted all the shows we should watch 13:40
Ha, that's the week before I was born!
I was born in 1971!!😊
Neat to see an ABA playoff game listed there on May 1, although I looked up the games played on that date and read that there were no games scheduled - the Finals (Utah/Kentucky) were to begin on May 3rd.
I'm 72 so I know most of the shows. That is a lovely idea. Now, who keeps an old TV Guide? Why?
The best.!
Some good memories of the simple things.
Nice! Off to dreamland I float :]
That was awesome, do you have anymore TV guides to show off? I have not seen one in years. edit.. commented before end of the video, I would love to see the other TV guide.
I love your vids. All of them! I particularly love the crossword puzzles vids. Serious question: Why do you hang on to older things like magazines and TV guides? Not that it’s a bad thing or anything. I’m just curious.
All those items are collectible and valuable.
Still hoping for a sequel to the trinket box 😔🤞
Petticoat Junction… in COLOR
Bobbie Joe, Betty Joe, and Billie Joe.... in COLOR
I turned 6 that week.
Ive heard of all of them. Those would be my teen years
Razor 😊
Der Stift ist einfach verschwunden 🤯
I wouldn’t want to be born in the 70’s-80’s but these things still fascinate me.
Just curious… why wouldn’t you want to be born in the 70’s or 80’s?
I Like TV Guide From The 70s 80s And Early 90s Atlanta Georgia Waga-TV Channel 5 With CBS
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Okay R if you are reading this I need you to answer my question. I am taking keyboard lessons, my teacher is old and sounds just like you, he even wears his ring on the same hand you do. R I have had half the mind to ask him if it’s you. Please help me
I can't sleep off of 30mg of gosh darn melatonin
what simple taste people had back then dial soap exclamation liquor, cigarettes, corny, sitcoms, with Mary Tyler Moore. TV was a fantasy land which it is now, but we are so much more complex than that era. If I was to time travel, I’d probably be bored as hell.
The girl on the left looks like a young dave grohl