HALLOWEEN 1976

[JACKRYAN592]

I found this gem on YouTube, a piece of 70's history that you have to watch! HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERY ONE!
https://youtu.be/CCJ0D4pI0tI THE PAUL LYNDE HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

[TheHeadlessHorseman]

I've seen this before, I got some good laughs from it. I think it's too bad they don't do stuff like this these days, or if they do, it isn't any good.

[Pumpkin_Head]

I love it. 1975 was my first Halloween I was in high school as that was my freshman year.

Mike

[JACKRYAN592]

I graduated High School 1975! The 70's were great.

[Pumpkin_Head]

I graduated high school in 79, but I don't think they were great. They were certainly better then 2020, but when I look at my own life, I think the 90s were the best. But that's me.

Mike

[Murfreesboro]

I graduated high school, one year early, in '71. Spent the decade in college and grad school. Loved school, but I think the best decade of my life for the larger society was the 1980s (Reagan years). In the '90s we were building our family, which was a good time for us personally, also stressful. My kids are very nostalgic about their '90s childhoods, though my daughter (born '97) doesn't remember that decade.

[Pumpkin_Head]

I was born in 1960, so I often am nostalgic about the 60s as I have childhood memories of that decade. I remember my older brother going off to Vietnam, and I remember my older sister being a huge Beatles fan, and hearing a lot of Beatle songs debut on the radio for the very first time. I remember the Summer of 1969, watching live when the Apollo 11 landed on the moon, and came back from the moon and splashed down on July 24th, which was my 9th Birthday. The tv shows, the Saturday morning cartoons and the songs on the radio all made my childhood very special back in the 60s. Halloween was also a major treat, as we ToT ed all night, and then attended the Halloween park party.

Mike

[HalloweenDot]

That was pretty funny.

I didn't realize that it he had died so long ago.

[Pumpkin_Head]

Many of the icons we knew and loved back n the 60s and 70s are long dead.

Mike