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I watched The Never Ending Story over and over and was never bothered by the Artax death scene. Maybe I was just emotionally stronger than most kids at that time.

I love the 50's kitchens!! I love the old style of Formica and chrome. The *diner* dining set is SO me!! The aesthetic of it is just homey and kind of elegant at the same time. I'm going to be renting eventually, and I plan on getting some "removable wall paper" and magnetic dishwasher and refrigerator covers, so I can make my own 50's kitchen, and still be "renter friendly".

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I just remember WTBS being on 24 hours a day with old sci fi films, classic films, elvis films, jerry lewis movies.

Tv and Dvd is still the best way to watch something.

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Commercial break for a coffee break, during college!

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Thanks for this. I agree Henry's departure was the saddest. I read they didn't tell anyone about it to get a genuine reaction when it was filmed. I caught some reruns recently & have the boxset. Some great characters.

Great look back at a fantastic series

Trapper John MD,having starred Pernell Roberts,was an extension of the MASH character. Also,I may be mistaken,but wasnt David Ogden Stiers in "Frasier" with Kelsey Grammer?

Annabelle the possessed doll?

Love Jell-O. Still make the orange Jell-O and grated carrot. Trick is to grate the carrot in while the Jell-O is warm. Takes up the sugar. Lots of the savory dishes used plain gelatin maybe with some stock. So they are not as horrible as you might think. Still make Fondue!

53 now Those were the days for sure with the girls and that sexy ass long teased up hair.....Damn

Sorry very drawn out

I remember passing through the smoking section on a plane once.. I was 5 or so.

You are awesome, you tell it like i would have, it is a bit scary sometimes :-D I really miss the 80's :-D

Commonly for the guys if they love breakdancing and hip hop music of the 80's, the common item they can't leave home without is their boombox.

I agree with alot of the ideas mentioned in this video....however....if you were more technically inclined, you could have been on the internet by the mid-90's like I was. And actually long before that, even in the 80's you could have an early internet-type of experience by visiting Computer Bulletin Boards (BBS's). Granted you weren't streaming full-screen videos or listening to all your favorite albums, but you could chat with other computer users about a myriad of subjects, download all sorts of pictures and short video or audio clips, play games (even with others), read the headlines, and study various subject in-depth because many of the early internet systems were connected to computers used at large universities across the country. Before eBay came along, I was posting and buying things for sale on what were called newsgroups or Usenet. I actually did alot of trading that way. It was a fun time because it was all new and fresh, and nobody quite knew where it was all headed. Of course, there were always many things to do if you got bored with the computer - many already touched on here. I think it's good to give yourself a break from the internet now and then to force your mind to be more creative, get some exercise, and reacquaint yourself with the wonderful world around you. If we're not careful, our modern immersive technologies can create bad habits and lead to bad mental or physical health, so we need balance.

Omg I’d forgotten those envelopes! Every office used them. And they had space on both sides! I started typing on a manual typewriter. My first office computer was a Wordstar word processor on a trolley that you booked out and plugged in to turn it on. No internet then!

I was a huge fan of MacGyver. I still carry a Swiss Army knife today.

I always wondered if Mr. T shot J.R.. I bet that judge Harry T Stone or Macgyver might have known,

After watching this video, I wanna say I've done 65% of these activities in the 80's and 90's. My favorite sport is pro Football and Hockey and favorite team of course is Detroit Lions and Detroit Red Wings and as an 80's kid I collected sports cards and when I buy a pack of cards I always hope to score my favorite players. Next speaking of my favorite sports team's, when it's NFL season and the Lions are playing every Sundays I always put my favorite TV shows aside because when my home team is playing it is essentially mandatory I catch em play on TV, same goes for my Detroit Red Wings when NHL season is on TV.

It was the best of times.

Great video! I also hate that you can't get any colour appliance anymore. They are all so plain and drab. I miss carpet! Even though I have hardwood floors and wouldn't cover them (except with area rugs) they are not as warm or cozy as carpet was. I like the 70's decor, mainly because it's comforting to me and reminds me of my childhood in the 80's. Lots of left over decor well into the 80's.

I love everything about the fifties. I would love to live in the fifties but with all of todays medical advancements.

ACTUALLY .. theregurar people got their Celeb gossip from the radio .. not many parents had the money to pay for teen mags

in the 80's , i had USA up all night, Mtv's Head Banger's Ball, and later on, 120 Minutes

LOL on your stealth.. my best friend and i, hooked up ham radio, through the phone lines, and even hooked our boomboxes to our line and Chanel, powered by car batteries ...lol 80's nerds were awesome

um, if you were a guy, holding it, trying to go to the bathroom without anyone noticing your ....woody

I hated all the brown, mustard and orange colours in decor. And all those hanging plants used to make me worry they would fall down. Plus the macrame was awful. I wasn’t a fan of the 70s tbh.

It is kind of funny to think about those designs and décor of the 70s and 80s, how much time we spend together talking and doing thing together, and from the 2000s, after the internet became a thing, puf the magic is gone and homes are now a kind of wasteland, bare and cold, not ment to spend time together.

The is nice to know inside of a place, so what do the outside of the this place looks like? I agree what you say about shag carpets being ugly very smelly carpet with bus and almost impossible to clean up the shag carpet!

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Too bad they had to separate classes for girls to do domestic work and shop for boys. Both could have used instruction in all those classes.

Love the colors! And the canisters!

I love the colors of the 50s kitchen and the Fridgidair Flair stove

My house was built in 1949 and I’ve been slowly bringing it back to the colors of the fifties. My kitchen has yellow walls with a turquoise tile backsplash! I do have white cupboards and appliances but have been on the lookout for a pink or turquoise stove! 😀

Turquoise and black, thanks for the video...

I am now a senior so this is 'second time 'round' for me. I like the COLOURS of the kitchen. That meant walls, cupboards, countertops, and kitchen table. They don't have to match. In real life, women picked a colour scheme.....maybe 2 or even three colours that went together well. Combining colours made the kitchen uniquely yours. I am old fashioned in that I want my kitchen to have its own look....NOT like a part of the living room. I don't make cakes in my living room. I like the vibrancy of vinyl flooring. It is a perfect material for kitchens and because it has fallen out of popularity there is not much available that is interesting. The sky is the limit for pattern and colour with this material. Maybe the next generation will catch on to it. And for those who snub their nose at vinyl flooring....What do you think your 'luxury vinyl plank flooring' is made out of???

thank you for an interesting and informative video - i still have my mother's pastel Tupperware from the early 60's and although the lids have slightly discoloured they still work hard for a living - every day! (south africa)

What I liked about the '50s kitchen was the fact that everything was built to last years. Unlike todays appliances that are built to last only 5 to 7 years while costing 4 times as much. I thought price gauging was against the law.

Love!! I go for cheerful yellow!

I remember getting our first VCR. What a treat to be able to rent a dvd and watch it over and over and OVER again! Also, MTV got its start and watching all our favorite music videos…..Michael Jackson’s Thriller was the highlight!

To me it seems the our 50's kitchens was more functional than today's kitchens. I remember our 50's kitchen and I loved the colorful cabinets,the huge fridge and plenty of counter top space. These days I work in a brown,disfunctional kitchen I wish every day I could change it, but it's not my house... What I miss the most in my today kitchen is the oven with the warming cabinets. I still have a ton of pyrex dishes people tell me " they're worth a fortune". You'll have to pry my pyrex out of my dead,cold hands...

Also wish I could pick out one of those colorful bathrooms!

I was around in the fifties and I really miss color! Everything was more colorful-kitchens, houses, cars... It felt more joyful. Now everything is neutral-kitchens, houses, cars... It feels depressing.

Are we seeing younger people missing out on learning how to "make do"? We repurposed many things just because either money was scarce or the items we wanted to buy weren't available. I recall wearing plastic bread bags over my socks inside my leaky rainboots --- anyone else? Others I knew wore galoshes (aka "rubbers" worn over the shoe), which I don't think are available anymore. Is it because children don't wear leather shoes so they don't need protecting? Does anyone even polish their shoes anymore? As more pre-prepared items came into the stores my mom, a natural born hoarder, had a ready supply of plastic containers to reuse for all sorts of things around the home. My grandma kept the buttons off her old clothing and put them into pill bottles to store for her next blouse or dress when she needed them. She did the same with zippers, too. My mom owns a wooden egg shaped thing used for darning socks --- are those even sold anymore? I wish I had studied shorthand, it would have come in handy in college and at various jobs. No one could read my notes then! I used to joke that I got a year of "Cs" learning to type and then had to rely on that ability the rest of my educational/working careers! That sure came in handy even if I no longer had to manually set margins or use carbon paper for copies. I love learning new things so I have no issue with the dawn of Microsoft and the advent of cell phones. I just hope I can afford to continue my learning journey as I age into retirement --- tech is very expensive! I do see some things coming back around: community compost is happening (now to reduce landfill size). It used to be that garbage went into the can not into a plastic bag first, hence the "compost" going to the landfill. No one wanted to live on the side of town where the local dump was located! The sharing electric cars and bicycles are good advances that we could have used back in the day rather than everyone having to save up their hard earned cash to buy these things. So somethings have been advancements. The skills and the various tools/equipment needed to use those skills put the means of production in the hands of the people. This is something that needs to come back around if we want to move from being a consumer driven economy and more capable of meeting our own needs (via repair and manufacturing what we require for daily living). Just my rambly 2 cents (or ought it be $5 now due to inflation?). Thanks for posting this, great little journey for us to take!