Three's Company

John Ritter starred in a number of TV series after “Three's Company” finished in 1984, including the spin-off “Three's a Crowd” (1984-1985), the underrated Steven Bochco show “Hooperman” (1987-1989), and “Hearts Afire” (1992-1995). He was the star of the hit ABC sitcom “8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter” when he died suddenly in 2003. The show continued after his death but was renamed “8 Simple Rules.”

Dragnet : THE BIG LAMP

A burglar is acquitted by a lazy jury. Several months later, he's loaded and Friday and Philips think he's up to his old tricks. Season 1, Episode 13 (1952) SEE MORE HERE

THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN

                                                          The Renegades

In this episode that first aired,November 4th, 1949 a crooked Indian agent and his henchmen, threaten to kill Tonto and his old friend Chief Swift.

Hey Poncho! Hey Cisco!

The cries, "Hey, Poncho! Hey, Cisco" are something that no one who grew up with TV western's, could ever get out of heads! This western, The Lone Ranger and a host of others, shaped young minds to believe in truth and justice; and are still so much fun to watch....to this day.

 In "Yesterday Television" Cowboys are somewhat outdated for most of the youth of today. But, not all....So return to yesteryear and view them just as your Grand Parents and Great Grand Parents...did. Enjoy the show!

THE JETSONS ABC-TV 1963

Popeye The Sailor

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Mr. Potato Head Funny Face Kit, 1952
George Lerner, inventor 

Mr. Potato Head had  plastic parts with pushpins that could be stuck into a real potato that your parents provided. Oh... the funny faces you could come up with!
Seems the government had to step in, smelling that some thing had to done, about that Mr. Potato Head!
The  real potato in had to go!
There were tons of rotten potatoes, out there at the bottom of those toy boxes, just a reeking for the change.
 This commercial is from the 1970s....long after Hasbro added the plastic head.





Mr. Potato Head is still available to buy....children everywhere still enjoy his company.

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