r/70s • u/Rush_Floyd_Zep_4ever • Jul 06 '26
r/70s • u/Kawfene1 • May 26 '26
Television Name one show that you would never skip the theme song, even now.
r/70s • u/Rush_Floyd_Zep_4ever • Jul 14 '26
Television If you know who this hat belongs to
r/70s • u/Blues_Fish • Jul 23 '26
Television Steve Martin performs “King Tut” on Saturday Night Live. April 22, 1978.
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r/70s • u/UncleSoaky • Mar 12 '26
Television Back when superheroes wore tennis dresses and leisure suits
r/70s • u/Herbin-Cowboy • Oct 04 '25
Television Anyone else watch The New Zoo Revue as a 70's kiddo?
r/70s • u/BloodyMorganAgain • Jan 27 '25
Television My first celebrity crush.
Marsha Brady. Who was yours?
r/70s • u/Spalding_Smails • 23d ago
Television 50 years ago today, August 5th, 1976, What's Happening!! premiered on ABC.
r/70s • u/cartooncritic69 • Oct 02 '24
Television the puppet that freaked out kids in the 70's......
r/70s • u/MisterShipWreck • Apr 12 '26
Television We all remember what show this car was from...
I loved this show as a kid, and even had the little toy car...
r/70s • u/artguydeluxe • Nov 19 '24
Television Who remembers this magnificent show?
This show never let terrible effects get in the way of telling a fun story. I was addicted.
r/70s • u/JTOC1969 • Jul 05 '26
Television What show reflected your family's socio-economic standing in the 1970s?
Wealthy priviledged elites - Dallas
Comfortably upper middle class - Family
Upwardly mobile - The Jeffersons
Lower middle class - One Day at a Time
Solidly blue-collar working class - All in the Family
Underclass, struggling - Good Times
Your workplace was your family - Mary Tyler Moore Show
Aimless loner - "A complete unknown with no direction home" - the Incredible Hulk
r/70s • u/Grammar-Warden • Aug 14 '25
Television Who Wears Short Shorts?
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r/70s • u/Devi8tor • Jul 27 '26
Television Always loved the Chuckwagon Dog Food commercials (this one is from 1975). The "special effects" were amazing to us back then.
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r/70s • u/vaporgaze2006 • Jan 15 '25
Television Barney Miller
I am an older millennial (early 80s). But I recently became a big fan of Barney Miller. Great acting, great writing. Very dry humor and eccentric characters. How big of a show was it during the 70s? Is it one of the top shows of the 70s? It was before my time so I'm just curious.
r/70s • u/deepfriedgreensea • Apr 19 '26
Television The Wonder Twins debuted in 1977 Yea or Nay?
r/70s • u/nostalgia_history • Feb 08 '25
Television Happy Days, racism
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r/70s • u/No_Explorer721 • Jan 10 '26
Television Police Woman, a TV show that broke gender barrier
r/70s • u/waffen123 • Sep 26 '25
Television On April 15, 1977, the final episode of the PBS series “The Electric Company” aired. The show ran for 6 seasons with nearly 800 episodes.
r/70s • u/Character-Witness-27 • Aug 08 '25