I had 45s , lps, and 8 tracks then cassettes .

I wish we would’ve kept our record player. We had a some really nice records, some from the 60’s and 70’s. I should’ve kept it when my dad announced he was going to chuck it.

That's interesting. When I was 14 my parents gave me their old Hallicrafters multiband radio that they'd had since the '40s. I used to listen to short-wave broadcasts on it from all over the world. But that's probably not interesting. Also we had a coal furnace. The truck used to come by every month in the winter and dump coal into the cellar through the window. But that's probably not interesting.

@@ericminch I always wanted one of those "World Band" radios. When I lived closer to the beach in the early 1970's my buddies across the street had one, and one day while he had it tuned just right, he picked up a radio station in Havana!

Wow lucky mom

​@@ericminch I find it all very interesting. My dad always loved his short band radio. My Grandma had a cool furnace and the truck came and dumped the cold through the Cellar Doors outside. What else did you say. Bring them back memories

Are they in Manhattan? I was never quite sure

@@pamolson3305 Yes their building is in Manhattan and their parents live in the Bronx.

Not an apt more like a closet

@@LadyRockville okay then, imagine being able to afford a closet in Manhattan on a bank tellers salary.

Lorenzo Music the voice of Carlton was as Garfield the cat

I never used them as a teenager, as by then there were CDs, but I bought a record player. My 4-year-old likes them big round things that play music.

Yes the cassette players and Crazy Eddie!!! Miss that.

I miss the big speakers!😁

"Crazy Eddie " was some character!😁

Me too! The good old days!

So funneh. :)

I was wracking my brain trying to figure out where I had seen her before. Thanks!

Lynne Miller and she was in Car Wash.

She was also in Hustling 1975. It's here on youtube. I've loved her since seeing it as a teen. She'll break your heart.

Oh! I used to love Thirty Something. Don’t recall her in that. That was a good program, wonder why it never went into syndication.

@@g-girl9867 Michael's cousin, Melissa, in the show. She was a main character. I am disappointed too that its not syndicated.

Oh you mean being a bitch?

He just sounded so condescending instead of giving instructions

Sandy was In Thirtsomething!

"What's a record?" L.O.L.

@@eloiseockert6561 A vinyl frisbee that plays music.

Yep. Drove people crazy if you touched it. But when I was real young and got my first records, I touched the vinyl and it never seemed to hurt them. Just dulls the shine.

And CDs

my brother used a static frre lint cleaner record brush sprayed with alcohol.. before he played a song each time. RIP Richard M.

It does. Just a matter of time.

I rather have a roommate than to live in a homeless shelter though. Most roommates are more considerate than in this show.

I've been blessed to be roommate free for 5 years now 😃 Roommate situation isn't bad when you already know and like each other. And you have excellent communication between you.

Roommates are a pain

👍👍

HA!

I actually knew someone who spoke like Patty. Maybe the writer's knew the same person and mimicked her here. I couldn't stand her, and eventually stopped the friendship.

Without commas, and definitely without periods!

Linda Ziskey Lol when I was a kid in the 70's everyone had so many houseplants! Spider plants and ivy were all the rage.

@@randomasmr4045 Yes....I am a fellow Gen X'er also! 👍❤🌱🌿

@@randomasmr4045 Yup my sister had them hanging every where .

@@randomasmr4045 "Wandering Jews" and plant hangers made from macrame.

roommates

Me too.

I would've climbed him like a tree.

He was for sure, but rewatching these especially the early episodes is making me realize he really had anger issues, and that really wasn't cute:(

@@prettyhamburger6462 JOE did, not the guy that played him. :) i think that’s how he played him because that’s what the producers wanted

LOL Does he have a salami in his Hagar slacks too

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She also played in Car Wash

She also was in the 1982 political thriller "Missing" with Sissy Spacek.

I knew she looked familiar.

I hardly recognized her! You're right.

@@georgfriedrichhandel4390 WHAT?!?!?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bM6of6agv7a4aXU.html

LOVE Ruth Gordon. Favorite cult classic Harold and Maude. Seen it a dozen times over the years.

That episode is called Kiss Your Epaulets Goodbye (Season 2 Episode 1), and it's on KZfaq along with all the other episodes of Rhoda.

I think the two of them had chemistry in real life. So sad he's gone now and so is she.

Not clueless, entitled and use this act to get what they want

I'm not religious but I'll talk with you if you ever want someone to talk to.

Well you have to learn how to create boundaries, and learn that it's okay to say no. For your sake. You have to choose to NOT be a people pleaser. You only need to worry about surrendering to God, and being obedient to Him and Him ALONE. You DON'T owe ANYONE or ANYTHING an explanation, or whatever the case maybe.

I remember that. Very sad.

You are weird. Very strange.

Kavner is a multimillionaire from doing the voice of Marge (plus her sisters Patty, Selma, and their mother).

Nope - the only reason why they divorced was because the writers thought Rhoda was funnier when she was single.

Yep. That definitely would cause issues in a relationship. Rhoda and her sister had the same issue. Choosing to pleasing people over their own needs and desires. Definitely can be an issue with any relationships that you try to develop, and REALLY can make yourself unhappy as well. It's NOT a healthy, pleasant, or normal way to live. It's pretty darn ridiculous. There mother was the cause of it. Yes. It's just a show. I know that, but it's very realistic. And it's the root of many people's issues. SMH.

@@ladennayoung2939 great comment, and I agree.

Agreed 100%. This time around I see it clearly.

@@TigerEye54 that's the boring reason lol don't be boring

BOTH!

Me also. She’d have been out of my house within a week.

???

She did great for herself than she could have done as a touch and go spinoff tho' she "deserved" it. As Marge Simpson she won the lottery and certainly deserved it.!

Agree and she should have let him take her out on tbe romantic date out on the town.

I think that the writers of the show broke them up..LOL

@@molliwilson5639 writers writers writers, why do you lot have no imagination?

60s isn't that old!

Go to a French restaurant.. they serve French food. Why haven’t you looked it up on Google? Yes, I’ve been to French restaurants many times.. French food is delicious!

Marshal Tenner Winter Try reading the credits. Lorenzo Music did. He also was Carlton the Doorman and also was the voice of Garfield for years.

NO!

I think they don’t look much alike but to each their own. :)

No, she doesn't, at all.

Huh? Why the hell did you watch?

Nervy? Did you mean nerdy? Lol. I’ve never heard of “nervy”.

@@EphemeralProductions Nervy means rude, brazen, impudent, etc. Like when someone has the nerve to do something that's offensively bold.

@@eduardo_corrochio gotcha’! Learn something new every day ! :)

@@EphemeralProductions So true :)

@@eduardo_corrochio 😁

@bm packer Omg I'm sorry to hear that. Nonstop yakkers are unbearable.

Michelle Post Brenda never got on a regular show again??? She's been Marge Simpson for around 100 years. (I might be exaggerating a little)

Michelle Post Brenda is Julie Kavner, who has been the voice of Marge Simpson for 30 years.

Michelle Post Brenda has been Marge Simpson for decades.

@@10dogs7catsezpz6 Julie Kavner and Dan Castellanetta were on "The Tracey Ullman Show".

@@OliveOyl12590 She was also in an Alan Alda movie. The one with all his wives and girlfriend.