0:44 I like how when Paul is counting down, you can see that no one else is even paying attention😂😂

No matter what Chrysler has always have style even if it's not at its best

Tears in my eyes remembering my childhood watching him and Edith, true talent that brought us together, weather anyone knows it or not.

I think about 1965

I bet ya a lot of the 1977 era mlb games were recorded on this rig !!

This is great ! I was 27 July 16th! Facinating stuff! To see antiquated news programs!

It is a sad song. So is the opening song.

40-something years later, when i hear that music, i immediately wonder if ill be caught watching tv way after my bedtime!

July 2024 we miss you.

I watch All in the family reruns every day. Its comforting to me. Reminds me of my childhood...my parents, a simpler time. First time i heard the words to this song. It breaks my heart as im separated from my husband of 32 years...heading towards divorce😢

Where's Tattoo? Probably still stuck in the grill after a high speed impact.

He was too embarrassed to drive that horrendous POS on Fantasy Island, so he didnt!

Haha! Its another Chrysler abomination. The government made a huge mistake by bailing them out.

In later years we learned that Corinthian leather was merely an ad slogan. No such thing as Corinthian leather. But who cares? He made it believable, and it really was a very nice upholstery.

I always liked this All in The Family closing theme but was even more impressed that Carroll O'Connor wrote the lyrics to them. In fact I remember the first time I saw this Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour segment as an 8 year-old living in Meyersville, NJ at the time. RIP to both Carroll O'Connor for playing Archie Bunker and to Norman Lear for creating All In The Family, Maude, Sanford And Son, Good Times and The Jeffersons. [Mike Stivic: All in The Family was recorded on tape in front of a live audience. Archie Bunker:Aw, dummy-up Meathead!]

Good try but by far some of the worst video quality ever displayed.

Khan wasn't a bad driver.

0:49 12/31/22 - 1/1/23 goodbye 2022 hello 2023

1977 was the year I was born

OQ

OQ

Thanks for the memories here and on wheel of fortune

What about the fixed one?

Wow....Black Christmas being billed as "Stranger in the House". That's a find! Thanks for posting. ~ Caretaker

Planet of the apes about to come on

I Was Born 11 Days Before Elvis Passed Away I Became A Elvis Fan In The Summer Of 1989 when A Local Radio Station Played Elvis Music Every Friday Night The First Song I Ever Heard Was Can’t Help Falling In Love With You And I Just loved His Voice it Was So relaxing And I Still Love Him to This Day ☺️

This was the life. If you had HBO back then and a Betamax to record the movies while you were sleep to watch later. Because a lot of the really good movies came on late night.

What the sigma

And as great as Carroll O' Connor was in "All in the Family", he was every bit as great as Chief Gillespie in "In the Heat of the Night."

One of my first animation jobs!

Very Cool 💎💎

KHAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!

Why is the moive rating 1961 in color

Whatever his motivation, it was a brilliantly astute business move by O’Connor writing words to this song. Because as the co-writer/lyricist of record, he (or his estate) gets paid every time the show airs to this day.

Basically a monza with a different grill. Good looking cars but they were junk inside and out. Bad era for cars.

In a month from now, I'll be 20 and I can still recognize a lot of the stars, sadly not all of them, but a lot. I would tell you who I do know, but it would be a long list and I'm not gonna bother with it. I just cannot believe that I was NOT around when this kind of TV was around.

RIP Mr O’Connor Mr.Lear &Ms Stapleton

That "Small Chrysler" looks HUGE compared the Shitcans that are todays "Full Size" Cars

I'd be very interested to know whether these shows are being preserved or if the CBC is going to lose or possibly destroy them?

Omg I better get to bed suns gonna be up soon, What memories staying up all night watching tv as a kid until early morning I hope heaven is the 1970s

😅😅😅😅😅well information good show 😅😅

I always enjoyed listening to that music after an episode of all in the family.

Pathetic... We English don't blubber....

That lightning speel with the CBS eye logo used to scare me as a kid.

I had that exact model. brought ahead to my eye.

0:52 Isn’t just ABC broadcast of the end of 1970s?

What a lineup of personalities that made CBS quite complete.

I work for channel 9 in 1986 in the mail room and didn't know Burd Bullock had work there in the 70's. This is new to me. Danny Trainer was also whether man, Martie Salt and Marla Wetch...

He seems to be pretty content they're through. Maybe I wish I hadn't seen this. The ending theme didn't need any stinkin' lyrics.

This feels like the ad that inspired the ad for the "Homer".