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atomic-chronoscaph · 10 months

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1960s Television Tie-In Board Games

#60s tv series #60s board games #60s television #lost in space #bonanza #the man from uncle #the flying nun #ideal toys #dark shadows #i dream of jeannie #milton bradley #parker brothers #sixties #1960s

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boricuacherry-blog · 2 months

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The misadventures of a flying nun.

A nun realized she could fly when the wind caught the large headpiece of her habit.

#the flying nun #tv show #1967 #60s #sally field

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gameraboy2 · 11 months

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Sally Field - The Flying Nun

#sally field #the flying nun #vintage #album cover #record cover

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dozydawn · 3 months

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fenton cranberry opalescent hobnail lamps in episodes of laramie + the flying nun

#fenton #lamps #laramie #the flying nun

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mydailyvintagephotos · 6 months

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Happy Birthday 🎂 Sally Field

#sally field #actress #hollywood #vintage hollywood #vintage glamour #gidget #the flying nun #Pasadena #California #scorpio

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oldshowbiz · 8 months

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#the flying nun #sally field

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citizenscreen · 11 months

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Sally Field and Alejandro Rey in “The Flying Nun” in 1967

#sally field #alejandro rey #the flying nun

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nerves-nebula · 3 months

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Any of you guys seen the flying nun

#nnstuff #rambling #the flying nun

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pygartheangel · 10 months

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#sally field #find yourself a rainbow #the flying nun

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atomic-chronoscaph · 2 months

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Sally Field as The Flying Nun (1967)

#sally field #the flying nun #60s tv series #60s fantasy sitcoms #sister bertrille #sixties #1967

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alternateworldcomics · 1 year

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Back in the day, Waaay back in the day. There were a lot of comics based on television shows. In the 50s, pretty much every Western series except for just one or two had at least one Four-Color comic dedicated to it.

Moving forward to the late 60s, and early 70s, there was a different type of series with its own ambiance. They, too, had comics based on them. But which were the most popular?

The Partridge Family is the winner with 22 issues, plus as a side item David Cassidy also had a comic that made it to 14 issues.

The Monkees with 17 issues.

Yeah, the kids with their hair and their clothes and their bee-bop jazz music!

Happy Days with 6 issues.

Use to know someone sure that Happy Days was set not in the 50s but in 1962 and based on American Graffiti. When I pointed out that in the first season, they had an episode dealing with Eisenhower and Stevenson's presidential election in 1952. "Where were you in 62?" "Where were you in 62!" he shouted as if that was anything other than the tagline for a film that had nothing to do with the series other than one actor who was in both. "You know he was also in Eat My Dust? Is Happy Days set in the 30s, then?" "WHERE WERE YOU IN SIXTY-TWO!!!"

He kept repeating until he was satisfied he had proved his point.

I think he works at FOX News now.

Family Affair 4 issues

The Flying Nun 4 issues

The Brady Bunch. 2 Issues.

Ouch!

And showing, that (sub-genre) is not dead, which can eternal slumber.

Saved By the Bell from 1993. 5 issues. From Harvey of all companies!

The first five comics should have had cross-overs, that would have been fun, but they didn't do that sort of thing back then.

#partridge family #the monkees #the flying nun

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beasiannow · 11 months

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I went to Dream Studio

Where you can put in a photo and alter it.

I put in a series old old Four-Color Comics based on American TV series with picture covers and prompted: Japanese television series or Chinese television series. These were the results.