Born in 1953, so I grew up in the 60's. What a great time to be a kid. So many wonderful times and memories. There will never be a t ime like it again. Thanks for sharing.

"We'll sing in the sunshine, we'll laugh every day..." I treasure those memories. Thank you, Fred, for all you do.

I watch things like this I think Lord please take me home one more time. When I was younger I used to hear old people say I would like to go back home again and never knew what they meant till now.

That's my era. Life was more innocent and simple. Society as whole had a lot more respect for their fellow man.

Thanks Fred. I think I speak for most, .....when watching your vids, they tug at our memories and we make a silent wish. Thank you.

I was SO happy when my mother finally bought those colored ice cream cones! Ice cream, especially in cones, was a big, huge, delicious treat that I just _knew_ was going to taste even better if I could eat it out of a colored cone ... Ah, that Boston pencil sharpener, just like the one screwed onto our old 'desk' -- I can smell the shavings now.

Wow! I remember those days fondly. Compared to today, I was lucky and didn't know it. Today's adulthood is quite the challenge. But you got to make good new days to go along with the old ones..

That was great! Those days were the best!

anyone else like the aroma of mimeographed papers?

Love it! Brings back great memories of much simpler times. Wish we could go back again.

Fred, I want to thank you HEARTILY for your show. I am only a couple years younger than you (1957) and about 95% of everything you cover, I recall, mostly fondly. You're best tho was the tribute to President Kennedy. I WISH I could donate to your patreon, however I wanted you to know how VERY MUCH you show is appreciated. Mark

I wouldn't trade my growing up in the '60s for anything. I had several slinkys, wheel-os, hot both Gumby and Pokey for my 8th birthday, and didn't find out until years later that my neighbor was jealous! I had the ball and paddle, super balls, a pogo stick that I never learned how to use.

Being a child in the sixties was so much better than now. At least we didn't have to worry about mass shootings, but just student walk outs over were kids smoke cigarettes in highschool. It seems so long ago. But we tried to work it out with each other. Now many people don't believe in diplomacy, and it's never surrender. I wish we could teach more people to work for a better soulution. Thanks from this old flower child! PEACE!!!!!🌹🌹🌸🌸💐💐🍀🍀🍀🍀

if I could only go back to these much simpler time. born in 1959

Wasn't born until '69, but I remember much of this throughout the early '70s. Life was so much simpler.

Lots of memories there fred. I'm 3 years younger. Still the same memories.

1960 I was 4 years old. The decade that I was kid. I remember .25 cents for a Hamburger, .15 cents for French Fries, and .20 cents for a small soda at the Snack Shack which was a local fast food restaurant around my old neighborhood where I grew up. Now it is a Chinese Restaurant. Very expensive, and I have not gone there for that reason. And it is an old working class neighborhood which the homes there are now in the 1 million dollar range. Thanks for putting this together FredFlix.

Sweet Memories!Love the music too..Feel so sorry for kids today and I wish they could’ve experienced these times.

Jonny Quest will always be my no.1 cartoon. Loved the adventures they went on and they traveled in futuristic air craft.

When I watch this it makes my heart ache, as I can remember these things. I was born in 1956.

as always, great job Fred! Those pictures sure brought back A LOOOT of memories! The 60s were an awesome time to grow up in.

Wonderful memories, but most of those images make my childhood look like ancient history!!!

WOW this is awesome I love 💘 💘 💘 💘 💘 💘 💘 💘 💘 💘 this.. Excellent job Fred..Thank you so so much..

Hi Fred , thanks for all the great memories , . . 🥰 . . and laughter you've brought me in these dark times ! I remember that you told your audience that your dad passed away this month . . . 🥀 . . Please know that I'v thought of you and your family during this difficult time . . 💐 . . . I hope that letting you know that you're thought of may bring you some peace . . . 🕊️ . . May God bless you and your loved ones , and may he especially bring you joy and peace ! . . Merry Christmas . . 🎄. . Fred , and thanks again ! ! . . . ☺️

In the larger world full of anxiety (Cuban missile crisis, threat of nuclear war, Vietnam escalation, assassinations, etc), these simple pleasures got us through.

well done my friend. it took me back to a simpler time. thanks.

66 here thanks for the trip down memory lane! Had so much fun with the frisbre and super ball back in the day and Raquel Welch in Fantastic Voyage! Keeping up the good work.

you are an amazing person, such talent at putting things together, real entertaining

love it Fred - wouldn't trade growing up in the 60s for anything !

Things reviewed and lost in my memory come back in amazing stark realities.!!! Good job!

Gee, look at all the free range kids! Seriously, my parents would be arrested for allowing us to do the things we did back then today.

Thx Fred - wonderful times - your a yr older so this is yesterday to me. Your channel has brought much joy !!!

Loved it. Icees, Cooties, and Marvel Comics. Ah, What a life.!!!

Thanks for this. It feels weird nowadays to hear younger people reminisce about times in which I was already an adult.

Thanks for the great memories it was a lot better back then today is like a mad max movie just a crazy place now

You always do such a great job. I find myself smiling ear to ear watching your videos. And the music you pick? Eerily hauntingly right on for those times. Thank you for these heavenly snippets of the best time in history!

These video's certainly take me back to very sweet, simplistic times of knowing nothing about the world in which we lived other than TV and music and the always dreaded school days. Thank you Fred for your video's. I Love them all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have given us all a time machine bringing us back to those special times of our youth. I especially identify with the old horror b movies that we all loved during that era.

Wow, that bringings back memories. I was born in 63, but I remember most of this. Thanks Fred, I love watching your videos.

I remember watching double features in the theaters

It completely spoke to me. Outstanding retrospective.

Born in 1963. Loved those old monster models and who knew those old comic books I had would someday sell for what my mortgage is? Damn!

Pure gold, Fredflix. Finally watched this and I was so moved, with just about every emotion! You have come a long way!! Thank you for your work!

Oh the memories! Thanks so much Fred ❤️

So many great memories in these FredFlix presentations. I haven’t thought of Nestle Quick for so long. Opening the lid with a spoon. Not only great chocolate milk but use just a little boiling water and makes the best chocolate syrup. Mmm Mmm. The penny or nickel candy shelf at the local market. Good times. Thanks as always Fred. Your vid’s are now my before bed program. Sends me off with a smile 😊

50 years...exactly how many years I've been on this earth. Thank you for the memories. A lot of this stuff spilled into the 70s.

Thanks again Fred! The Fantastic Voyage is one of the best movies ever made! Miss Welch mmmm!

One hell of a lot of memories. Thanks Fred ! Love u brother !

Thank you for putting this together. Memories I had almost forgotten.

The 60s! Was fantastic! From cartoons to the movies! You keep up the good work and always remind everyone of this fact!

We are so fortunate to get actual glimpses of our past like this. I mean think about it. The people over 50 in the 1970s didn't get to see their childhoods of the 1920s presented this way... not even close. Thanks a lot man. This hit quite a few nostalgic buttons. When I saw the interlocking log toy, I knew I was in for something good.

everything is the way I remember it, you didn't miss a thing.

I have three albums by Allan Sherman and I love them all. And I sure do miss Howard Johnson's. And the way the New York Tri-State area was back then. Sigh - As Thomas Wolfe said, "You can't go home again". But thanks for the memories!

Lot of similarities between the 60s and 70s. Some of that stuff was still around. I was born in '66 so I remember a lot of that stuff.

Thanks so much. Every time I see one of these it warms my heart. I was born in 1954 so I was there. In reminded of what an outstanding job my parents did. I had all of those toys, we said the Pledge of Allegiance, we prayed in school, we hid under our desks during air raid drills. Incedently I put that Mickey Mantle card on the spokes of my bike with the banana seat. Love was love, music had meaning and melody, it was poetry. What an innocent lifestyle for most. Having said that, I would never go back even if I could. If only I knew then what I know now. I found my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in 1993 and my life will never be the same. Thank you Jesus for dying for me on the Cross. My life for you. In Jesus name, Amen🙏 Thank you Fred for the wonderful trip down memory lane. It was the best I've seen yet. God bless yo and yours👍

HI WE WATCH FOR THE MUSIC BEING IN OUR 70'S WE GREW UP IN THE 60'S I WENT TO VIET-NAM AND GREW UP FAST..TKS RON AND VERO

Wow so great, I guess I missed a few of these from a few years ago. It does take me back to simpler days.

Say what you want about the past, at least there was a sense of family, morals and values. It was a time when mom shooed you outside and we just disappeared, mom didn’t . Sleeping outside, hide and go in the dark, climbing up trees, things no one will/can do anymore. It’s sad

You ve taken me back to the wonderful memories of my childhood. Thank you!

Indian Guides, my first plane ride, family outings to Wheaton Plaza in Maryland, the four hour drive up to Binghamton NY every Thanksgiving, and always hearing about a faraway place called Saigon on the TV news.... This vid is particularly fine, Fred. I'm gonna watch it more 'n once. Thanks.

Great Job!!

It was a great time to be a kid.

Hi Fred, wonderful video as always. I love them all. You capture our childhoods. God Bless you.❤️🙏

Wow, that really brought back alot of memories. Those were the days!!! Your videos are awesome Fred, and l appreciate them very much.......☺️👍👍

Thanks Fred! These great trips along Memory Lane help so much. When most of us are not allowed to live our present-day lives, a dose of our "wonder years" works like good medicine🌞.

WoW, that was a trip down memory lane now that's what I call the good o'l days...

Fred..love your videos! Even if I was more of a 70's kid..born in '64..so much of this is priceless!..but I do admit to enjoying your 'personal story' videos a bit more!

so a couple weeks ago I hung out with my old high school buds..I brought my 45s and turntable and played the old hits...fun as hell!...my how time flies!!....

Different world with such happy times, and dreams were possible. Peace in abundance from a Flower Power Child

Thank you for sharing. Brings back a lot of memories

Great stuff fred I'm a 1965 model and i remember all if not most of the 1960s my only regret is not being old enough to be able to see "fantastic voyage" on the big movie theater screen.

Love your videos.. wow the memories.. thanks for sharing..

Erector Sets, Chemistry Sets w/ real Sodium Bisulfate, circuit boards and crystal radio pens from Radio Shack.... America in the 60's was an awesome time and place to be a human being, child or adult. Your videos are dripping wet with nostalgia Fred. I'll have the blues until I can find some diversion to take my mind off what we've all lost: I don't know whether to thank you or call you a dirty name... my friend.

love it all ... wow...yeah getting "Icee " machine at the local Lil General store. we'd hunt for bottles along the road going there after school to buy sugar daddys and Bazooka Joe bubble gum

Fred: I’m late to this one but I think it’s one of your best!! Great images and music. Thanks!

Wow, so much I thought I had forgotten, thank you for a return to a time of innocence & wonder as a kid growing up in Portland Maine in the 60's, the best of times then!

Time has changed so much i wish it was the eightys

Thanks for this Fred. A nicer world.Sweet memories.

Thank you Fred! This was my childhood as well. I've been binge watching these wonderful time capsules of yours and I long to go back there again! The world is so awful right now and I wish people would return to these bygone years. They were pretty good.

I really miss going to the drive-in

I remember going to the theatre, on Saturday afternoon, with my younger brother and for one dollar we had a double features (Tarzan, Zorro or Jungle Jim), cartoons, weekly cliffhanger (not to be missed) popcorn, liquorice and a pop...we were walking close to a mile to the theatre, alone and no danger whatsoever...people trusted each others and talked to each other. Who remember the five and dime store? Or these decorated street with Christmas music playing on loud speakers around the holidays? Skating on the frozen lake or eating a baloney sandwich on a sandy beach of the same lake in hot summers afternoon...riding our bicycles around the neighbourhood and go to the park to play baseball...good time all around

Thanks again Fred, the 60s were the best, i wanted to become a ventriloquist at that age, watching Danny O Day, Farfel, Jerry Mahoney and the Marionette series, i got a Danny O Day with the teaching album for Christmas when i was 9, i'd stay in my room for hours learning how to throw my voice!

Good stuff, thanks Fred.

Thanks for these trips down memory lane. Some of the things you share a re a little before my time ( I was born in 1963, just before Kennedy was assassinated), but a lot of things I do remember.

I wish I had a time machine I just luv it 😊

Thanks for your videos! They capture my world perfectly... At least until we moved to Ireland! One tv station, which went from 6pm to midnight!!!

You hit a nerve with this one. I am not afraid to admit that I cried through most of this. I remember every one of these things. And I miss it all.

Lives up to its' title. A masterpiece time capsule. Thanks Fred!

Thank You Fred for including Godzilla, Ultraman and Famous Monsters of Filmland in your videos...much appreciated!! People forget

The first honest to God grown up possession ( not a toy ) that I had when I was a teenager was that pocket 7 transistor radio. I thought that was the coolest bit of super high tech I had ever seen. Imagine,...a radio, (AM only, there was no FM at that time), that fit in my shirt pocket. Well, I tell you, the sci fi future had arrived. I was King of the world.

I was like every other kid like you and most of the poster's on this channel topic. Living the LIFE!! Played marbles but my dad always loved to cut in when he seen me with "Let me show you how it's done boy". He was snap fast good too. Everything from TV shows to Radio and Magazines-Comic Books etc. WE HAD IT ALL!! Must be why things are horrible now. The big bad boogy man & minions hated us for having such a simple decent and free life back then in UTOPIA after the WW2. Making us pay for it now. No Matter though. Can't steal that time away that we experienced back then and will carry with us all our existence now and in the times beyond to come for us! Yes Sir!

Wow, you should write a book about the past. These videos are fabulous. I love the pictures and the great oldie but goodies songs. Great work as always.❤️

So sweet...Thanks, Fred. :-)

Born at the end of 1961. Mine: The Flintstones (syndicated with episodes missing, saved for Saturday mornings), I Dream of Jeannie, Laugh-In, The Wild Wild West, lunchboxes (of the previous 2 shows), Peanuts comic strip collections, my 1st comic book (Sad Sack Laugh Special, 1969), top 40 AM radio and some easy listening, Baby Elephant Walk (Henry Mancini), The Saint (b&w era opening/closing stick figure inspired me to draw), McHale's Navy, Tijuana Brass LPs, Sesame St. (for the Muppets and cartoons), The Munsters, Popeye (didn't see the black & white ones till the early '70s), Telzall (un-PC precursor to the Magic 8 Ball, which I later also had).....

Those Flintstones shoes brought back memories of a pair of "cowboy" boots I had. Same shape.

Nice Compilation! I remember playing alot of pinball at the local Bowling Alley they had rows of machines..some had cigarrette holders

I loved The Munsters being a small boy.

I sobbed thru charlie brown Christmas....grief. laughter best medicine u are my groovy retro doc fred!!!!! no hating in good old days....well if there was it wasn't blasted off to moon unit Zappa cyberspace

YES I WAS A KID IN THE SIXTIES THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES! Awesome Video

You videos are awesome. Thank you.