I don't know just who created this picture, but it's hysterical...

[Heartstrings]

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you’ll only get it if you are about my age and were a TV watcher in the 1970’s.

[Skittles]

1. I can hear the "terlet" flushing

that's how old I am

[EYESORE 9001]

12. I keep that pronunciation alive whenever the occasion arises

Sometimes people just look at me funny, but those of a certain age get it.

[Skittles]

14. now get this:

I am so old, I watched the show this one was BASED on, when I lived in England

"Til Death Do Us Part"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Till_Death_Us_Do_Part

[Ron Obvious]

21. I guess I'm old too

Because I remember that show too. Alf Garnett was far less cuddly and the whole family was far nastier and much less cuddly and sentimental than the Bunkers, though I appreciated both shows for what they were.

[Skittles]

22. I am curious if you watched Steptoe and Son

I loved that show

[Ron Obvious]

23. I missed that one for some reason

Though I know it was the basis for Sanford & Son, of course.

There was also Man about the House, which was almost word for word remade as Three's Company, though with better teeth.

[Skittles]

25. I think my favorites were Monty Python and Benny Hill

LOL, I still remember my grandad covering my eyes during "naughty bits"

[Ron Obvious]

29. I'm one of those sad nerds still quoting Python from time to time to this day.

We always recognise one another, e.g. with "Look, this isn't an argument" or "I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition"

[Skittles]

31. haha OMG Ron

last year, in line at a department store - there was a big bra left on the belt, the checkout gal asked if it was mine and I laughed and said, the gal that belongs to, (and i gestured with my hands)...she has HUGE......TRACTS OF LAND! There was a group of teenagers behind me and one of them busted out laughing and shouted MONTY PYTHON! I was sooooooo impressed.

[SCantiGOP]

32. As good as "terlet"

Was the line “Mister we could use a man like ______ Hoover again.”
He pronounced his first name like ‘hoy-butt.’

[Skittles]

33. omg it takes me back

[vanlassie]

2. Ha!

[blueinredohio]

3. Cute!

[Bluethroughu]

4. Those were the days...

[rsdsharp]

5. Girls were girls, and men were men.

Uh, take two, Archie.

[Leith]

6. It took me a couple minutes

My breakthrough recognition: the shape of the boy's eyes.

That is a truly inspired photoshop.

[Shermann]

9. +1...amazing work nt

[Leith]

11. LOL - not really

I recognized the background right away. Then I read posts that came before mine. And aha!

[Rebl2]

16. That's what I

noticed right away too

[Ron Obvious]

24. Funny, it was the mouths for me

Which is how I recognise people generally. Yes, masks have been a big problem for me in that department.

[Wounded Bear]

7. Wow...

[hatrack]

8. The wallpaper's the giveaway (along with the piano)

[marble falls]

10. "You don't buy beer, you only rent 'em!"

[ms liberty]

13. I know that staircase like the back of my hand, lol

But I did recognize them immediately, too!

[CousinIT]

15. ROFL!

Perfect! Dang they're cute!

[llmart]

17. One of my all time favorite shows.

I still laugh out loud when watching the reruns. As someone else said, it was the background that gave it away for me. Took me a few seconds though.

[a kennedy]

18. and really, isn't that kid, mini Luke Skywalker???

I loved the episode when Sammy Davis Junior kissed Carol O’Conor on the check right before a photo was snapped. This was just the best show on TV at that time, and damn, I AM OLD.

[2Gingersnaps]

19. Just read Ron Brownstein's "Rock Me On The Water,"

Where Los Angeles of 1974 movies, TV (specifically All In The Family and MASH),music (Laurel Canyon) and movies, changed politics and brought us out of the post WWII into post Vietnam. I watched both MASH and All In The Family as a kid. LOL, my Grandmother was deeply suspicious that they were making fun of poor old Archie. I said nothing.

[ItsjustMe]

20. I've been watching

All In The Family, all day today.

[TygrBright]

26. o "Boy, the way Glenn Miller played... Songs that made the hit parade..." n/t

[Operaweeble]

27. Boy, the way Glenn Miller played

Songs that made the hit parade!

[Shellback Squid]

28. Gloria was mostly there as the egg

[Historic NY]

30. The LaSalle ran great.

[spanone]

34. Thanks Heartstrings

[JudyM]

35. Locking

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