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Nostalgic '60s or '70s TV?

Started by Allhallowsday, October 10, 2008, 09:01:48 PM

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Flick James

Funny. Adam-12 could be slow-paced sometimes, that's true. It was definately a drama. It influences alot that came after, because it had alot of the staple "police drama" conventions, a veteran cop who just lost his partner takes on an emotional maverick rookie. That's like the staple of all staples.
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retrorussell

I watched a lot of The Jeffersons and Sanford And Son (my grandma LOVED Sanford and Son, and she was one of the most racist people I ever knew).  Reruns of I Dream Of Jeannie (the animated opening scared me when I was very little) and The Munsters I also watched frequently; Bewitched and Green Acres I loved too.
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Jack

Just finished watching UFO on DVD.  The 1969 version of what the far off future of 1980 will look like  :bouncegiggle:  The stories could have been better, but I really got a kick out of the whole look of the show.  The girls on Moonbase with their purple wigs were my favorite. 
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Flick James

Anyone remember Space 1999?. Mid to late 70's sci-fi series with an unusual concept. In the future, an explosion of nuclear waste that has been stored on the moon send the satellite into space on it's own, with the members of a lunar colony still on it. Wow.
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Allhallowsday

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Quote from: Flick James on May 04, 2010, 09:36:18 AM
Anyone remember Space 1999?. Mid to late 70's sci-fi series with an unusual concept. In the future, an explosion of nuclear waste that has been stored on the moon send the satellite into space on it's own, with the members of a lunar colony still on it. Wow.
Sure we used to watch that; I think it was produced in England, syndicated to independents and local stations (WPIX channel 11 out of New York for my area) starring MARTIN LANDAU and BARBARA BAIN.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WZW4groJro
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Flu-Bird

EMERGENCY and ADAM 12 were both created by JACK WEBB i beleive

Flick James

Did Adam-12 have theme music? As a child I remember the show would open up with the sound of a radio call to "Adam-12", but I don't remember theme music.
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Raffine

Quote from: Flick James on May 06, 2010, 09:23:14 AM
Did Adam-12 have theme music? As a child I remember the show would open up with the sound of a radio call to "Adam-12", but I don't remember theme music.

Yes - and a quite cool one at that:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzFaxky60QA

Created AND directed by Jack Webb!
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Jack

Quote from: Flick James on May 04, 2010, 09:36:18 AM
Anyone remember Space 1999?. Mid to late 70's sci-fi series with an unusual concept. In the future, an explosion of nuclear waste that has been stored on the moon send the satellite into space on it's own, with the members of a lunar colony still on it. Wow.

Oh yeah, I've got the first season on DVD.  It was made by the same people who made UFO, Gerry and Sylvia Anderson.  The first season was awesome, if a bit languid in the pacing department.  I remember the second season descended into silliness though.
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Flu-Bird

ADAM 12 notice the large fourdoor police cars they used back then

retrorussell

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joejoeherron

1 adam 12, 1 adam 12, see the man on the corner,

If I remember right (which is rare), the show used Plymouth Belvedere's in early episodes and AMC Matador's in later ones.

Allhallowsday

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REFLECTIONS OF MURDER (1974) a made-for-TV remake of DIABOLIQUE... here's the end... spoiler alert:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQT-9V0MUJE&feature=related  

YOU'LL LIKE MY MOTHER (1972 - this is the opening - it's all available on YouTube) often showed on late night '70s TV:  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVYVmwCGrpg&feature=related
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The Burgomaster

Quote from: Allhallowsday on June 10, 2010, 09:33:05 PM
YOU'LL LIKE MY MOTHER (1972 - this is the opening - it's all available on YouTube) often showed on late night '70s TV:  
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Ooooh . . . good one.  I remember it being advertised on TV a lot when I was a kid.  I probably saw it a few times but I don't remember anything about it.
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Raffine

Whenever Dorothy fought with ex-husband Stanley on The Golden Girls this 70's show came to my mind:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6m7x9GDxwY

This is what Robbie Rist was doing right after his Cousin Oliver drove a stake in the Brady Bunch's feeble hearts.

Here's a typical episode description:

Peter Panic

First aired: September 18, 1976

John must find out who is stealing cookies from his pantry.



Believe it or not, this series only lasted one short but memorable season.
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