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#2 2010-08-15 06:39:39
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I do admire you for being able to do this! Adds spice and fun! I used to rather like the VH G9.
#3 2010-08-15 06:40:33
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Top marks for attention to detail.
I always liked the Dick van Dyke show. Mary Tyler Moore was also attractive in a Debbie Reynolds wholesome fashion.
What always fascinated me was the way when Dick opened the door and he was straight in the front room. There never seemed to be a hallway in those TV sets. Key in the door. 'Hi honey I'm home' and straight onto the sofa.
#4 2010-08-15 06:50:18
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The takeaway pizza would have seemed exotic and attractive in the UK in 1967. Little did we know.
Much the same as when a girl on roller skates approaches Fred Flinstone's car when he is watching a drive-in movie and serves him a brontosaurus burger on a little tray that hangs from the car window.
I am still fascinated by those brown paper bags with no handles that feature in all US films with grocery scenes.
#5 2010-08-15 07:00:54
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Super stuff, love the popover shirt.
'Jean-Paul Sartre and john lee hooker'
#9 2010-08-15 09:20:52
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A rather sexy-looking witch. A woman who runs a corsetry shop near me reminds me of her.
#10 2010-08-15 09:25:08
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^ 'I dream of Jeannie' was the other one. A bit like 'The Munsters' and 'The Adams Family', two shows with a similar theme. Of the latter two, I cannot remember which featured the child with the prominent widow's peak.
#11 2010-08-15 09:27:31
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That was Eddie Munster, K, who slept in a drawer with his little werewolf doll. I tried watching it on video with my kids a few years ago. Excrutiating, like 'The Man From UNCLE'.
#12 2010-08-15 09:59:16
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Some things which hold a place in our childhood affections, should never really be revisted...
Scooby Doo... Fuckin' torture. Even without Scrappy Doo!
#13 2010-08-15 10:03:56
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Oh, I don't know. Daphne was kind of cute, for a cartoon. Better than the endless hours of Winnie the Pooh I once had to endure with my daughters.
#14 2010-08-15 10:13:28
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Luckily, I just got my 7 year old girl into Jason and the Argonauts and Clash of the Titans, (original, of course). Mmmm... Judi Bowker!