The Carol Burnett show rocked!

So did Mama's Family!

Here's one most won't remember, Danielle Brisebois!

I believe Tuesday night viewing included "Happy Days" at 8 and "Laverne and Shirley" at 8:30.

10 speeds with curled handlebars and superthin tires - I had wooden blocks on the pedals until I had grown.

Being in the back of an uncle's pick up truck and no one calling child services because we weren't buckled in like we were on the Loch Ness Monster ride at Busch Gardens.

Boy, the way Glenn Miller played!
Songs that made the Hit Parade.
Guys like us, we had it made.
Those were the days!

Danielle Brisebois was on "All in the Family" as the little girl Archie and Edith took in.

What do I win?

The theme song for "Barney Miller".....badass:

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2231235/barney_miller_opening_theme/

who was the shexxay daughter on the Cosby show who married Lenny Kravitz?

I loooved her.

I had the same impact from the last MASH episode.

@JoyDrop: That was Lisa Bonet. And she was in that movie I recommended on the other thread...."High Fidelity". She still looks pretty damned good in that movie (IMO).

@Jaken: When Carroll O'Connor sat on the bed crying and hugging Edith's slipper.....that was fucking sad.

Danielle Brisebois = "jumping the shark"

(Fyi: She played on Broadway in Annie).

*Gouges eyes out...make the useless info stop*

what were those popsicles called that were sort of slushy?

Don't know the slushy popsicles, but the red white and blue ones were Bomb -Pops.

earliest cultural memories...

- brothers playing Jimi Hendrix, Beach Boys, & Beatles records that had just come out
- Revolver, when it first came out
- black & white TV in our family room - no remote (of course); watching LBJ give speeches on Vietnam; watching Laugh-In as a family; watching Johnny Quest on Saturday mornings
- parents taking Polaroid pictures of us
- my dad's Corvair
- my mom's brand-new Chevy Vega, which was the biggest lemon ever, til we got another Chevy Vega
- our Buick Electra 225, the largest production car ever (it seemed); my brothers doing "neutral drops" in it in the driveway - floor it in neutral, and "drop" it into reverse so you peel out; sometimes the tranny would "drop" onto the driveway
- watching Neil Armstrong step onto the moon on a VERY grainy friend's b&w tv
- listening to the Apollo 8 astronauts read Genesis on Christmas Eve
- really believing that Paul was dead
- listening to Abbey Road while opening presents on Christmas Eve
- the white rotary phone in the kitchen with a long cord
- the cool new "slimline" phones from Western Electric
- my banana seat Schwinn Stingray; making dirt jumps in the field across the street in Denver

and that's just the 60s...

I learned how to use an abacus. No shit.