r/VintageTV

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Marlo Thomas as Ann Marie wearing a leopard print cavegirl costume on 'That Girl' (1966)

Episode title: "Time For Arrest" (Season 1, Episode 9)

u/animator1123 — 1 day ago
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Rampart this is Squad 51! Administering 2 amps sodium bicarb and starting an IV of D5W with Lactated Ringers!

u/UrbanAchievers6371 — 1 day ago
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"Rocky Mountain Way" by Joe Walsh w/co-writer & bassist Kenny Passarelli, Rocke - Grace keyboards, & Joe Vitale - drums - Live on the Midnight Special (8/17/73)

u/bigbugfdr — 1 day ago
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That time a streaker broke onto THE TONIGHT SHOW set mid-taping and scared the hell out of Johnny Carson 😂 perfect reaction from everyone (1974)

u/Dark305Kinght — 1 day ago
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Has anyone seen the 1973 television documentary series An American Family? It’s incredibly impressive and sometimes hard to watch. You could almost feel the tension just by watching it.

u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me — 1 day ago

Ray Milland commercial for Schlitz Beer, 1959. After 177 years Schlitz is ceasing prodution. RIP.

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u/Keltik — 2 days ago

My Mother the Car. What? 60s.

My Mother the Car is an American fantasy sitcom that aired for a single season on NBC between September, 1965, and April 1966. Thirty episodes were produced,about a man whose deceased mother is reincarnated as an antique car, who talks with him through the car radio. Jerry Van Dyke starred in the series. 

u/db7112 — 2 days ago
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Admiral TV 📺promotion 1953. Admiral corporation ran a massive promotional giveaway tied to be theatrical release of Walt Disney's Peter Pan.

u/Initial_Reason1532 — 2 days ago

There was Joe Pyne on Saturday night way before Morton Downey Jr and Rush and Michael Savage and all the rest in the mid to late '60s

Joe Pyne was a radio and television talk show host, a chain smoking original, who pioneered the confrontational style cultivates controversy by arguing with his guests and audience members. His style was influential on later practitioners of the genre, such as Rush Limbaugh, Morton Downey Jr., Bob Grant, and Michael Savage. His show aired on various channels late on Saturday night from 1965 to 1968.  There is very little archival record of anything he used to do which is sad. He died of lung cancer at the age of 45.

u/db7112 — 2 days ago
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Johnny Cash w/Marty Stuart "Rusty Cage" Live on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno (3/18/97)

u/bigbugfdr — 3 days ago
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The Most Deadly Game (1970)

Produced by Aaron Spelling, was an ABC drama about three criminologists who only take on high profile cases. Starred Ralph Bellamy, George Maharis, and Yvette Mimieux. 12 episodes aired.

u/DelGriffithPTA — 2 days ago
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The Carpenters...Space Encounters was a 1978 ABC television special where aliens (played by John Davidson and Suzanne Somers)

u/Dark305Kinght — 4 days ago
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Bacall’s Back and Garner’s Got Her!’ — The Rockford Files ad for ‘Lions, Tigers, Monkeys and Dogs’”. Airdate October 12, 1979.

u/Irarelylookback — 3 days ago
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Slattery’s People (CBS, 1964-1965): Acclaimed look at local politics with Richard Crenna and Ed Asher, which earned props from actual politicians for its accuracy. The pilot script was used in a TV writing book by Coles Trapnell called “Teleplay.”

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u/Keltik — 2 days ago