u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 10 hours ago
r/VintageTV
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In 1976, ‘Price Is Right’ contestant Alene Glover, overcome by pure shock and excitement, fainted on stage right after host Bob Barker announced she won her Showcase with a bid of $7,000. The credits rolled over the chaotic scene
u/Dark305Kinght — 13 hours ago
ZZ-Top "Cheap Sunglasses" on The Old Gray Whistle Test BBC TV April 25th, 1980 - RIP drummer Frank Beard (6/11/49 - 8/17/26)🥀
u/bigbugfdr — 1 day ago
u/Historical-Device529 — 2 days ago
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A wedding present from Jeannie's uncle - I Dream of Jeannie (1969)
u/animator1123 — 2 days ago
Mary Tyler Moore acerta um truque
u/Brave_Evidence_1259 — 3 days ago
This week on our podcast we watched "The Cowboy."
It’s chaos at the 4077th as someone is out to kill Henry! In unrelated news, their hotheaded, cowboy-hat-wearing chopper pilot is acting weird.
u/Vic_the_Swamp_Boy — 3 days ago
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Lee Majors (The Six Million Dollar Man) and Lindsay Wagner (The Bionic Woman) — 50 years apart and still going strong!
u/Target4968 — 3 days ago
Watch S3 of Get Smart and was surprised to see an appearance by Uncle Leo :)
u/PedroJTrump — 3 days ago
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SOAP, Definitely my all time favorite from the 70’s. Anyone else?
u/voythoughvi — 3 days ago
The original theme song to Gilligan's Island was a calypso song written by John Williams (of Star Wars fame and much more) and sung by creator Sherwood Schwartz. It was replaced before it left the “pilot” stage.
The first two pilots were rejected. It was on the third pilot that the theme was replaced to the familiar song we know today.
Interestingly, this original theme refers to a
"6 Hour Trip," rather than a "3 Hour Tour."
As in the season 1 theme song, this one omits the Professor and Mary Ann in favor of "the rest." Unlike the season one theme, this one also omits Ginger.
u/Blues_Fish — 4 days ago
David Letterman showed Jerry Garcia how to play Proud Mary backstage at the Ed Sullivan Theater back in 1982. 🤣🤣 Thanks Dave!✌️
u/bigbugfdr — 3 days ago
Why it’s hard to explain the 1970’s. Elton John, Cher, Bette Midler
u/Dark305Kinght — 4 days ago