20 Famous TV Shows That FADED Into History!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- 20 Famous TV Shows That FADED Into History!
Dive into "20 Famous TV Shows That FADED Into History!" where we revisit the most iconic television series from the 1970s and 1980s that shaped the childhoods of many. This video celebrates the cultural legacy of these shows and examines their lasting influence on generations of viewers.
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I'm 59 and I remember all of these shows and I try to watch them if
possible thanks for the classic TV
memories thank you.🇺🇲📺📺🇺🇲
I learned so much just by watching sesame street. Now I’m a grandmother 👵 and my grandchildren will continue the tradition. Thank you 🙏🏼 so much Sesame Street ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your Brady Bunch segment was a hodgepodge of various Brady incarnations and the movie with completely different cast.
Ok this list is a bit misleading. Some shows have faded some shows have not.
The whole title is clickbait! NONE of these stopped existing.
School House Rock will never be forgotten.
I'm 63 y.o. and i still like watching some of these. I loved Schoolhouse Rock. I have it on DVD 📀 , I love Scooby Doo Where Are You, I watch it from time to time. I've been able to see Johnny Quest, on the cartoon network, Smurfs, "Did you say the live in Mushroom 🍄 houses, aren't they also called 'Shrooms? Wonder if there's a connection there? Anyone that comes up with The Smurfs has got to be on something, that and Inspector Gadget, I liked The Wonder Years. I wished I was the middle kid with an older brother and a younger brother. Might have been fun. Ok, I'm done. Have a blessed day, everyone
The Smurfs were based on a Belgian comic book.
I have DVD Schoolhouse Rock
So do I
School house rock wasnt a show , they were inbetween the shows as inserts.
It was still a series of short cartoons.
Even Looney Tunes, Popeye, Tom & Jerry, Woody Woodpecker, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Casper The Friendly Ghost were shown in theaters before they were packaged as TV shows.
The same animators for Schoolhouse Rock on ABC did the "Saturday Morning Fever is on the rise on NBC" bumpers.
@suzanneselby5062
They are still shows, dumbass. Just short ones, idiot.
Yep just a break from the cartoons.i even watched isis and Shazam
@@user-ug5wc5ru8l I remember isis and Shazam. Now isis has a new and terrible connotation
I think I love you
80's teen movie star Molly Ringwald also played on The Facts of Life.
I'm annoyed they didn't even mention the original cast!
I'd have to say I learned more from these videos than when I was in school. They should bring school house rock back you won't be disappointed I guarantee
I was 12 years old when Schoolhouse Rock came out
Do you not know what the words "faded into history" actually mean?
Seeing as you admitted Sesame Street still is active, the inclusion of Sesame Street makes no sense here.
True, makes about as much sense as having Pizza Hut on a list of no longer open Resturants.
I wached all these shows
I loved the Flintstones
I so loved these shows I remember all of them!
I loved the Muppet show
I grew up in the early 1970s through the 1990s and these shows were the golden years of television.
These great TV shows captured the essence of these times. A more simple and happy time in this country.
It's sad to see how much we've decayed as a nation in every way today.
There's a popular fan theory about The Jetsons and The Flintstones. The Flintstones supposedly takes place in a post-apocalyptic future.
I absolutely loved schoolhouse rock. My boyfriend had me come over, strip naked, sit in his lap on Saturdays and we'd sing all the songs.
He-Man had two modern iterations. A sequel series with regular animation and an unrelated CGI reboot both on Netflix.
That girl was not Marcia (Maureen McCormick), it was Kerry Hathaway (Kym Karath) as Peter's crush.
Who fucking cares???!!! Get a life, creepy boy!!!
My 3 favorite tv shows were all from the early '70s and unfortunately for me, disappeared quickly. They were: Temperature's Rising, Room 222, and Love American Style. (I had the biggest crush in the world on Nancy Fox - still do; she's looking fabulous at age 69.)
I remember Love American Style. I'm 57 and those themes went WAY over my head, but I had fun watching them. LOL
Omg... I forgot 'Love American Style'! I miss all those shows where different celebrities played goofy parts and didn't stick their noses into Polyticks~
I have the first season of Love American Style on DVD.
@@andrewweisneck1102 I'll give you 500 big ones for all of it; and by that I mean 500 big rounds of applause. 👏👏👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My favorite Saturday morning cartoons was The Super Friends and School House
I used to watch all these shows. And there are so many.
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Scooby Doo still comes on. I watch it everyday
It was a 3 part episode not a 2 part episode. " Hollywood part 1", " Hollywood part 2" , " Hollywood part 3" they were the beginning of the 5th season and introduced Al Delvecchio and Chachi Arcola.
Brady bunch..you showed many scenes from the motion picture
....and Your Point is?
-Rigby The Rhino
@GaryTongue-zn5di the point is they were talking about the TV show. I hope this explanation was simple. I'm surprised it was necessary
Why didn't you mention the original cast of Facts of Life? It was very sad Gary Coleman passing away and it would have been nice to mention Dana Plato too.
Some of these programs are on Tubi. School house rock is on Disney plus, I believe.
I’ve also learned so much from School 🏫 house 🏠 rock 🪨 ❤❤. Don’t know where I would be without these memorable shows ❤❤❤
I loved watching school house rock as a kid I even still really how the tunes went
That was not the golden age of television
It is to me, so back to your CAVE PLEASE!
Well- That's just like your Opinion, Man!
I wanted to BE Soliel (pronounced So-lay and french for Sun) because she appeared to be a quirky girls who was comfortable being quirky...
And I was an undiagnosed AuDHD person who was pretending to be "normal" and wanting to be accepted for my "weirdness."
So glad to see it represented here.
The show was heartbreaking...a poor girl abandoned by her parents...reminded me of my little cousin abandoned by my mother over money...no consideration for a babygirl, who's mother had went totally insane. Why I committed to never turn my back on a child in need!
Had they kept School House Rock....there wouldn't be a need to eliminate Saturday morning cartoons.
I still watch all those shows every day and even the classic commercials. The ONLY semi modern show I watch is The Big Bang Theory. Watched that from start to finish 27 times so far.....lol
Some of these are still on tv , re runs .
Lots of good shows. I'm not sure they faded into history but maybe they have and I just don't know it.
Silver Spoons come on Mornings on Antenna TV. A show that featured Marcia, Marcia, Marcia will never fade into nothingness.❤❤❤
I never got into the Wonder Years. I don't know why.
I absolutely hated the jetsons
Just the ten of us should've been on the list
"Schoolhouse Rock" didn't work. People remember the cartoons and the songs and the jokes, but not what they were supposed to learn.
I remember watching cartoons and between the cartoons was school hose rock
There they go. On public television....
I liked inspector gadget
Fat Albert was good
I was HE-MAN
8:32 "Ovember 10, 1969"🤣
I liked the smurfs.
I temember watching Sesame Street in 1969 when there were no social issues. Just education.
Inspector Gadget didn't premiere on Nickelodeon.
Nor did it start in 1983. It was on in the early, mid 70's.
The Brady bunch refuses to go away!
Sesame Street is still around
Carol was divorced not widowed
I have a theory about sitcoms- most should call it quits after three or four seasons. After that, characters start leaving, new characters join the cast; writers start doing weird things like having unlikely characters fall in love or at least one female character having a baby. It never works because it loses touch with what made the show a hit in the first place.
A great example is Happy Days which ran 11 seasons. Can anyone honestly say that the last eight seasons were as good as the first three? The writers did everything like introducing Chachi to fall in love with Joanie. They burned down Arnolds and reopened it as Big Al's. Nothing worked! The show sucked.
Dare I say Friends? It was great until the writers decided that all three women should have babies in the most peculiar ways. And cast members falling in love. Just end the damn show. Three great seasons was enough
Any sitcom should have a three year contract that ends with striking the set.
Can anybody tell me where can I watch all of the Muppet Show?
I very well do remember these shows there nostalgic in every way a baby boomers nightmare if you would call it that😮 time stood still back then , what a young life to have ended much to be remembered 😭❤ great time to have survived throughout the reruns😮😅😢😂😊❤🎉
I still watch some of these cartoons and shows if available.
You forgot Alice
I'm still suffering from the Brady Bunch syndrome & Emergency 51 - nitiis...GnX '69 .
The Brady Bunch and Emergency! both had Saturday morning cartoons:
The Brady Kids (1972-1973)
Emergency! +4 (1973-1974)
Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, Mork & Mindy and Punky Brewster also had Saturday morning cartoons:
The Fonz & The Happy Days Gang (1980-1981)
Laverne & Shirley In The Army (1981-1982)
Mork & Mindy (1982-1983)
It's Punky Brewster (1985-1986)
Gary Coleman (from Different Stokes) even had a cartoon series based on his TV movie, "The Kid With The Broken Halo" (1982):
The Gary Coleman Show (1982)
Me too
Never cared for Wonder Years.
I'm only 5 minutes in. I forgot how white ABC was
Different strokes was a waste of air-time.
I hated the wonder years
Oliver was the destruction of the Brady Bunch. Robbie Rist was a horrible actor.
I hated Lavern and shirley
I hated mork and mindy
Scott baio not my favorite actor
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CLICK BAIT!
Most of them were really annoying shows! You watched them a couple of times but then it was : See ya! Thanks and go away!