The 90s They’re underachievers and proud of it. Bart, Homer and the rest of the Simpsons put the “nuclear” in the nuclear family sitcom, while Jerry Seinfeld scores with a show about nothing.
The 80s Family Ties conservative offspring Michael J. Fox reverses traditional family values, while Bill Cosby takes them to new heights. Blair, Natalie, Jo and Tootie learn The Facts of Life.
The 70s The Bradys get groovy, The Partridge Family goes on the road, Good Times and What’s Happenin’ lay down some serious urban slapstick, Happy Days ignites a tidal wave of nostalgia
The 60s The sitcom moves into the office on Dick Van Dyke and Andy Griffith , and the western moves to the inner city as private-eye and traditional cops and robbers shows.
The 50s We interrupt this program to bring you this late-breaking bulletin : In the beginning, there was live TV. The migration from radio had begun. From Donna Reed’s perfect family to Marshal Dillon and Joe Friday,
1964 was a leap year that saw Martin Luther King, Jr receives the Nobel Peace Prize, James Bond released his third outing with Goldfinger along with all the merchandise and comedian Harry Hill was born in 1964. The Summer Olympics were held in … Continue reading →
A 1963 Holiday took place around the country by driving around in your Volkswagen camper van. The Beatles couldnt seem to do anything wrong as everything went to number one. You probably started your day off before school in 1963 with … Continue reading →
So what do you remember in 1962? The year Marilyn Monroe was found dead. You probably had better site than the ever popular Mr Magoo, while The Flintstones and Dino lunch box was in charge of your school lunch Many children were also … Continue reading →
1961 was a year that saw congress approve the Peace Corps as a permanent federal agency within the State Department, and Kennedy signed the legislation on September 22. If you were going to school you may well of had a Pets and Pals metal … Continue reading →
You may of been driving around in a 1960 Humber Hawk Series II while lower budgets enjoyed the 1960 Austin Mini Seven rather than the Aston Martin DB5. Most bored kids had hobbies that nearly always included stamp collecting or postcard collecting. You may … Continue reading →
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