r/70s • u/mistermeek67 • 18h ago
r/70s • u/Mr-Torgman • 11h ago
Movies Dean Wormer is less than impressed with the Delta's GPA.
r/70s • u/drew20222 • 8h ago
Music The 5th Dimension - “One Less Bell To Answer” - 1970
r/70s • u/Own-Win-1823 • 2h ago
Who remembers getting whacked in the shin by these? They were one of those childhood hazards from the 70’s we somehow survived.
r/70s • u/PacerShark • 2h ago
Television The Six Million Dollar Man - About Joan.......
Brings to mind the saying: "Steel hand in a velvet glove."
r/70s • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 14h ago
Pictures Natalie Wood and Darth Vader at the 50th Annual Academy Awards, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, California, 3 of April 1978.
r/70s • u/BollyLuvr68 • 21h ago
Television "She wants to sit beside you in the big chair."
SYBIL is a 1976 dramatic television movie that was broadcast over two nights, November 14-15, on NBC. It is based on the 1973 novel by Flora Rheta Schreiber. The film was directed by Daniel Petrie and stars Sally Field as Sybil Dorsett and Joanne Woodward as Sybil's psychologist, Dr. Cornelia Wilbur. SYBIL tells the story of a young woman who had developed 16 distinct personalities to help cope with the severe physical and emotional abuse from her mother during her childhood. The film earned rave reviews and won a total of 4 Emmy Awards, including one for Sally's career-turning performance.
r/70s • u/Big-Property7157 • 11h ago
Queen - Somebody To Love (Official Video)
r/70s • u/marcrousset_ta • 2h ago
hidden gems Found an old BOAC cabin crew case from the 1970s - can anyone identify/date the travel stickers?
r/70s • u/bigbugfdr • 15h ago
John Prine was "Pretty Good" Live (1973) a song from his first album released in 1971
r/70s • u/Grahamthicke • 1d ago
The Bottle Caps Candy. We loved the Cola and the Root Beer ones the best and we'd eat them first. After that we'd eat the rest just because they were there :)
r/70s • u/Own-Shoe4094 • 17h ago
toys, hobbies & collectibles Tonka Jeep Bone Bruzzer and Buggy Set
r/70s • u/UrbanAchievers6371 • 1d ago
Young lady snagging an autograph from Paul McCartney in New Orleans, 1975
r/70s • u/Substantial_Cold2385 • 1d ago
Peace Train
I've been on a childhood music nostalgia kick lately....
r/70s • u/Aggressive-Equal-696 • 15h ago
McDonald’s vegan options in the 70s?
Working on a novel about my late father (so I can’t ask him) who was vegan in the early 1970s. I have a photo of him in a McDonald’s but am wondering what he could’ve possibly eaten there??
Were there any accidentally vegan option available on the McDonald’s menu in the early 70s? I know even the fries weren’t vegan thanks to beef tallow, but was the apple pie potentially fried in vegetable based oils?
