These zany interior design pictures prove that no decade was more colorful than the 1970s
These retro rooms are so bright, you're going to have to wear shades.
These colorful pages from old Sears catalogs will get you in the mood for spring
Remember when all your clothes were yellow and Vincent Price decorated your house?
10 Seventies TV shows you might not realize were based on real life
Julie McCoy, Johnny Fever, and Jim-Bob were based on real people! Kojak, too!
R.I.P. Sally Kellerman, the original Hot Lips in the M*A*S*H film
She also played an important role in the second Star Trek pilot. She was 84 years old.
OK Soda: The strange, nihilistic Nineties soda that only lasted seven months
The company said it tasted like "carbonated tree sap", and that's just the beginning.
The 7 most unbelievable shows of the 1960s
Television in the '60s had talking cars, flying nuns and a Jeannie in a bottle.
16 sweet shows turning 40 years old in 2022
1982 was the year of Michael J. Fox, talking cars, and a Shatner comeback
WKRP in Cincinnati got its name in a completely random way that's just like a bit from the show
The odds were against setting the show in Cincinnati.
Dwayne Hickman nearly starred in the first true sitcom spin-off
The Bob Cummings Show had an ambitious and novel plan for expansion.
This is why Howard Hesseman was uniquely qualified to play WKRP's Dr. Johnny Fever
The actor rocked real airwaves in the '60s as pioneering DJ Don Sturdy.
Jinkies! The characters of 'Scooby-Doo' were based on 'The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis'
Dobie Gillis also inspired one of the biggest soul singers of the Sixties.
Wally Cleaver's bombshell date was the same girl who revealed the origin of Dobie Gillis' name
She moved a little too fast for two teens of early-Sixties sitcoms.
17 rocking behind-the-scenes photos from 'WKRP in Cincinnati'
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10 extremely Eighties products introduced in 1982
Lordy, Lordy, look who's 40 — CD players, Diet Coke and Ms. Pac-Man!
R.I.P. Howard Hesseman, Dr. Johnny Fever of WKRP in Cincinnati
He used his real-life DJ experience to craft one of the great characters in sitcom history.
R.I.P. Peter Robbins, the voice of Charlie Brown and Blondie sitcom star
Blondie reunited him with the voice of Lucy Van Pelt.
Meredith MacRae and Tim Considine briefly dated during My Three Sons
They got engaged on the show at the same time Meredith accepted a real proposal.