Good Old Times

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Sixty years ago, It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown helped change Halloween television forever.
When the beloved Peanuts special premiered on October 27, 1966, Linus' quest to meet the Great Pumpkin became more than another holiday adventure.
It helped establish a television tradition that countless shows would eventually embrace.
From The Simpsons to South Park, Halloween specials have become an annual event. And the Peanuts gang helped make it possible.

 

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Mickey and Minnie Mouse at a Mickey Mouse Club event. 1930s. Pretty creepy

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Old school small appliances​

 

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Who remembers the old pool halls

 

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"I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today" Yeah, never worked for me, lol.
But, I did get a free box of Hohos from the delivery guy while working at the car wash

 

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Mine still do

 

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1970 — Squirt Salt & Pepper Shakers​

Brought some Squirt fun to the table! These bright green bottle-shaped shakers were made for kitchens, barbecues, and picnics. A clever way for the company to promote its familiar soda brand at home.

 

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Who had one of these

 

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1964 – Kool-Aid’s Halloween Treat

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Ghosts, skeletons, and little monsters were ready for a Halloween party, and Kool-Aid had just the recipe! This spooky seasonal ad promoted both the original drink mix and the newly introduced pre-sweetened version, with each package making two quarts of fruity fun. Even the iconic smiling pitcher got into the Halloween spirit!