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Damn dude, you giving away your age or are you a antique car buff? You're either an old car buff or fast on a search argument.1928 Porter, That’s my mother dear….
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Damn dude, you giving away your age or are you a antique car buff? You're either an old car buff or fast on a search argument.1928 Porter, That’s my mother dear….
One of those stupid 60s Theme Songs that stick in your head for lifeDamn dude, you giving away your age or are you a antique car buff? You're either an old car buff or fast on a search argument.
One thing for sure, it wasn't a good vehicle for Jerry Van Dyke."Once built a Chevy-powered hot rod out of a 1924 Ford Model T; a car that was later modified into the titular 1928 Porter of the series My Mother the Car (1965)."
Which was owned by Norman Grabowski. (One of Disneys overage students)
(He enjoyed building cars)
Ooh. Don't get that earworm started.One of those stupid 60s Theme Songs that stick in your head for life
Many of the intros on shows from that era were cool and lasted a little longer than the commercial obsessed modern intros of programs. Even if the shows were not ratings winners although they were viewed by many times over the rating numbers of popular shows today due to only a few major networks.1928 Porter, That’s my mother dear….
Let me tell ya a story bout a man named Jed….Many of the intros on shows from that era were cool and lasted a little longer than the commercial obsessed modern intros of programs. Even if the shows were not ratings winners although they were viewed by many times over the rating numbers of popular shows today due to only a few major networks.
Because today TV is not a main source of video entertainment for people anymore. There are more eyeballs on programs where we cannot see the 'ratings' then there are programs we can see.Many of the intros on shows from that era were cool and lasted a little longer than the commercial obsessed modern intros of programs. Even if the shows were not ratings winners although they were viewed by many times over the rating numbers of popular shows today due to only a few major networks.
Bob Crane was kinda creepy tooWhile most of the shows mentioned were truly horrible, there is one show that comes to mind that goes beyond bad; its very creation was a cultural and moral abomination.
Hogan's Heroes.
It made life in a German POW camp into something akin to an Indian Guides campout. Treats Nazi's like inept clowns.
Worst of all, one of the main characters (Robert Clary) actually fought as a member of the French Resistance during WWII.
With 20/20 hindsight, its production was unimaginable.
While most of the shows mentioned were truly horrible, there is one show that comes to mind that goes beyond bad; its very creation was a cultural and moral abomination.
Hogan's Heroes.
It made life in a German POW camp into something akin to an Indian Guides campout. Treats Nazi's like inept clowns.
Worst of all, one of the main characters (Robert Clary) actually fought as a member of the French Resistance during WWII.
With 20/20 hindsight, its production was unimaginable.
Honey Boo Boo
The Jerry Springer Show would easily be the worst show ever made.
I know of one person who has never watched it: me. I don't even know what station it was on.Disagree. Here Comes Honey Boo Boo is a quality program loved by millions.
Honey Boo Boo was on The Learning Channel.I know of one person who has never watched it: me. I don't even know what station it was on.
God bless you always!!!
Holly