Who Remembers The Weebles Haunted House Playset?
As a child in the 70s, I found the Weebles Haunted House a bona fide treasure trove of adventure.
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Who Remembers Hugo Man Of A Thousand Faces?
Created by Alan Ormsby, Hugo featured a soft rubber head and hard plastic hands. While most versions released also featured arms that were stuffed with cotton, Kenner did release some versions of the toy in international markets with plastic arms.
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Who Plays The Toy Piano In Charlie Brown’s Peanuts?
He is distinguished by his advanced skills at playing the piano, as well as his love for classical music and admiration of composer Ludwig van Beethoven. He is also the catcher on Charlie Brown’s baseball team and the object of Lucy van Pelt’s affection.
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How Old is Charlie Brown In The Peanuts Comics?
The Peanuts comic strip by Charles Schulz had a magnificent 50-year-long run and spun-off television adaptations and movies that featured the adventures of a boy named Charlie Brown and his friends Snoopy, Linus, Lucy Van Pelt, Sally, and the others.
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Did the Cast of “That ‘70s Show” Actually Sing The Theme Song?
If you are like me, you’ve probably often sat through the intro of “That ‘70s Show” wondering if the cast sang the song. Well, let’s find out the answer and solve that mystery.
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25 Best Breakfast Cereals From The 1970s
Get ready to look back, reminisce, and rediscover the cereal brands that made breakfast an unforgettable part of the 1970s experience.
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The Six Million Dollar Man Action Figures Every Kid Had In The 70s
It was only a matter of time before an action figure toy line about The Six Million Dollar Man was launched in 1975 by Kenner, reaching such a success in the market that every kid had at least one figure of the series.
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What Is The Opposite Of Retro?
Have you ever wondered what lies on the opposite end of the spectrum? What exists in the space beyond retro’s charm?
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21 Best Video Games Of The 70s
While the first game in history dates back to 1952, it wasn’t until the 70s arcades that video games were mass-produced, with the successful launch of Pong, Space Invaders, and the birth of Atari.
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History Of Boston Pencil Sharpeners & Why Every School Had Them
If you grew up in the United States, there is a very good chance that you went to a school that provided its students with a Boston pencil sharpener.
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10 Best Game Shows Of The 70s
Whether it was the likable hosts, the quirky contestants, or the big-ticket prizes, there were always fun shows to keep viewers tuning in week after week.
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The History Of Troll Dolls – 60 Years Of Good Luck
Whether you grew up in the 60s, 70s, 80s, or were even born in the 21st century, you surely know the Troll Dolls.
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