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Post-50th Anniversary Viewing This is where the already-covered Happy Days episode "Guess Who's Coming to Christmas" falls (December 17, 1974). Planet of the Apes "Up Above the World So High" Originally aired December 20, 1974 Series finale Galen's picking wild berries just to the north...

50th Anniversary Viewing Adam-12 "Something Worth Dying For: Part 2" Originally aired May 20, 1975 Series finale This week, Kristin Nelson and Gary Crosby get in the opening credits, along with a "Special Appearance by" credit for Chief of Police Edward M. Davis. In the post-opening...

Abbott and Costello Meet... 50th Anniversary Cinematic Special Young Frankenstein Directed by Mel Brooks Starring Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman, Cloris Leachman, Teri Garr, Kenneth Mars, and Madeline Kahn Premiered December 15, 1974 1975 Academy Award nominations for Best Writing...

Okay, Mike... And if they accounted for his absence, I didn't catch it. Shame, shame, shame... I'm not sure if they've said it yet, but as I recall, he became a teacher. I hope we all learned something today, Squiggy. I know nothing of the show. May have seen it coming on in the day.

Post-50th Anniversary Viewing All in the Family "Mike's Friend" Originally aired December 14, 1974 A-ha--Substitute Archie Syndrome! As Gloria's preparing dinner for the visit of Mike's philosophy student friend Stuart Henderson, Edith tells her about a movie she watched in which a man...

50 Years Ago This Week May 18 Died: Leroy Anderson, 66, American composer Hanora O'Leary, 79, survivor of the sinking of RMS Titanic in 1912 May 19 Trial began against International Business Machines (IBM) for violations of anti-trust law, and lasted for more than six years. On...

Post-50th Anniversary Viewing Happy Days "A Star Is Bored" Originally aired December 3, 1974 Too soon for another "Star" title, though at least the titles aren't displayed. The guys are moping outside Arnold's because their church league team got creamed. When Richie sees members of the...

They're officially numbered as Season 7; and those episodes bring the season's count up to a typical 24. This season seemed kind of rocky production-wise in that it started late and there were lots of weeks off. I think some variety could have been welcome, but wonder what the billing situation...

50th Anniversary Viewing Adam-12 "Something Worth Dying For: Part 1" Originally aired May 13, 1975 So that resolves some of the speculation. I wonder if they planned to give Reed a series of rotating partners; settle him down with one; or maybe focus on a partner or three a season (with the...

The song just doesn't grab me as chart-topping materials like "I'm Not in Love". I managed to get a search result indicating that an AM station used that style of identification for a four-digit frequency. Hitting the stands 50 years ago today: https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Invaders_Vol_1_1

The dark side of that scene was a callousness about both the soldiers fighting there and the consequences for the people living there. "Outstanding Entertainment - Children's Series" at the Daytime Emmy Awards. The context was there for the well informed, but TOS was in daytime syndication at...

The counterculture who'd been rallying against it for so many years probably felt otherwise. I didn't. Got me. I edited that one a bit because in immersive retro context, it seemed wrong to put the retronym on as if it were the actual title of the series. Made me wonder if the awards...

50 Years Ago This Week May 11 A crowd of about 75,000 people in New York City's Central Park celebrated the end of the Vietnam War. Organized by Phil Ochs, the rally included music performances by Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, and Paul Simon. May 12 At 2:10 pm local time (3:10 am in...

Well, I don't think we need a new thread for every odd piece of news about Paramount that has no explicit Trek connection. I've merged this one with the ongoing Paramount merger thread.

Yeah, that whole angle seemed forced. He was trying to allay her skepticism about where he was from, but he could've just made up an ape planet-friendly story. The whole premise kinda contradicts that they don't have anyone who practices human medicine, though. The chimps mostly wear the same...

I don't see the word "Trek" anywhere in that article....

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Post-50th Anniversary Viewing Planet of the Apes "The Cure" Originally aired November 29, 1974 The fugitives take their leave from their Human Host of the Week, Talbert (George Wallace the actor), and his daughter, Amy (soon-to-be Eastwood partner Sondra Locke), who gives Virdon the cold...

Spike: Hey! About your sister's build... [Thumbs up] Richie: She's only 12! Spike: Yeah, but she's built like she's 13! Oh, nephew. I must still be getting my wires crossed with Chachi. Can't recall a Fonzarelli sibling ever coming up. Yeah, the change to magazine format just came up in 1955...

Post-50th Anniversary Viewing Happy Days "Not With My Sister, You Don't" Originally aired November 19, 1974 Speaking of EFW, does anyone else vaguely remember Chachi's predecessor? I remember being confused when they introduced Chachi because he wasn't Spike. The Cunninghams are abuzz...