Follow-up to last poll
Really? Were the '70s that bad for movies?
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one of the best TV theme songs ever!
Comcast On Demand has this feature called TubeTime. On it, I found five episodes of One Day at a Time, one of my favorite shows from when I was young. Amazingly enough, it still stands up as a sitcom. It was terribly progressive, too, with having a sixteen-year-old daughter discuss sex so frankly with her mother (at one point saying [accusing?] that the mom will "shack up" with a guy she recently met).
I can't believe it came out in 1975, though. I could have sworn I was watching it in 1979 (about the time I start having television memories).
I can't believe it came out in 1975, though. I could have sworn I was watching it in 1979 (about the time I start having television memories).
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Doesn't this just take you back? Ah, those were the days.
I never realized how much of my formative years was spent watching ABC.
I never realized how much of my formative years was spent watching ABC.
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What's your favorite movie of the '70s?
Also, what in your opinion is the most underrated '70s movie (if that differs from your first answer)?
Also, what in your opinion is the most underrated '70s movie (if that differs from your first answer)?
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I never admitted what 70s shows I once watched unabashedly.
Sha Na Na
Hee Haw
What's Happening?
Also, was Solid Gold from the 70s or 80s? I can't remember.
Sha Na Na
Hee Haw
What's Happening?
Also, was Solid Gold from the 70s or 80s? I can't remember.
observation
Today's reality shows are analogous to game shows in the '70s. Doesn't anyone remember how much of a cultural phenomenon those were?