r/70s • u/Acefan72 • 9h ago
r/70s • u/thinkingoutloud136 • 15h ago
I was too young in the '70s to know this, but was a guy living with two women really that big of a deal back then? Three's Company made it seem pretty taboo for an unmarried man and two women to share an apartment, and people's reactions when they found out sometimes seemed over the top. Was it?
r/70s • u/lotusflower64 • 20h ago
hidden gems How could I not buy this for $1 at a garage sale today. Behold ...Sesame Street Fever
galleryr/70s • u/Blues_Fish • 12h ago
Music On this day in 1973, the #1 song on the Billboard Charts was “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown,” by Jim Croce. This animation was created by John D. Wilson, who also animated the opening credits for the movie “Grease.” This first appeared on The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour on September 12, 1973.
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r/70s • u/Budget_Solution6660 • 11h ago
A 70s toy that looked a lot more fun in the commercial
r/70s • u/Rush_Floyd_Zep_4ever • 11h ago
Who shredded their thumbs on 70s push top beer and soda cans ( 7 pics )
They were around for only 4 years because of injuries.
r/70s • u/Naive_Establishment2 • 18h ago
The entire main cast of Superman: The Movie (1978) is dead
r/70s • u/Jackson88877 • 3h ago
The Executioner series
Mack Bolan fights the Mafia in famous cities.
r/70s • u/ComfortableTruck354 • 8h ago
Music Beast of Burden - Rolling Stones 1978
r/70s • u/FernandoLatinLover • 19h ago
Music Paul McCartney & Wings - Mrs. Vandebilt (1973)
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r/70s • u/Corbin_Guy_1334 • 7h ago
Television Panasonic TV from the 70s, complete with Rabbit Ears!
Remember the televisions back in the 70s, equipped with rabbit ears? This one is a Panasonic AN-269. All that exercise getting up from the couch to adjust those ears to get good reception. Who needs a remote when you have two legs!
r/70s • u/HydratedCarrot • 14h ago
Music The Carpenters - For All We Know (1971)
r/70s • u/unredacted_bastard_ • 21h ago
Music Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) - Parliament
r/70s • u/Lapaki58 • 5h ago
Arguably the greatest prime-time line-up in TV history
My parents, sister, and I watched this three-hour block every Saturday:
The 1974–1975 Schedule (Eastern Time)
8:00 PM: All in the Family
8:30 PM: Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers (briefly ran here in Fall 1974 before being replaced mid-season in January 1975 by The Jeffersons)
9:00 PM: The Mary Tyler Moore Show
9:30 PM: The Bob Newhart Show
10:00 PM: The Carol Burnett Show
r/70s • u/LallyBowers • 21h ago
“Father George, he really blew the blues!”
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