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Pictures and discussions of old technology from 1990 to 2012. such as windows, Linux devices, custom builds, game consoles, (PS2, PS3, GameCube and more!), TVs, Elevators, and any old technology you can think of!
For pre-1980 or so TV shows -- but not the usual Lucy or *Gunsmoke* reruns. This subreddit is for the ephemeral TV programs of the pre-VCR era -- the stuff no one ever expected to see again: newscasts, local kiddie shows and horror movie hosts, live TV dramas, game shows, soap operas, teen dance parties... Oh, and kinescopes. Lots and LOTS of kinescopes.
VHS, Betamax, U-Matic, all VCRs! Discuss, show, ask, you name it! Est. January 12th, 2021
This is television we enjoyed years ago. Classic programs that will never be made again. You'll see programs that slipped between the cracks and forgotten. Enjoy the memory of those shows once more! - It was all part of "The Golden Age of Television." ************************************************************************************ Contributions of your own vintage memories are welcomed. PLEASE KEEP IN MIND posts MUST be dedicated between 1940 and 1960, generally considered to be Golden Age.