Included in the list of top movies were: The Sound of Music, My Fair Lady, and Mary Poppins
Top TV shows: The Dick Van Dyke Show(which I still watch in reruns online), I Dream of Jeanie, Green Acres, and Get Smart
Also debuting on TV that year: Rodger's and Hammerstein's Cinderella, and A Charlie Brown Christmas, and Barbra Streisand's My Name is Barbra
Top Albums: Mary Poppins soundtrack, Sound of Music Soundtrack, My Fair Lady Soundtrack, and Fiddler on the Roof Soundtrack.
This may circumstantial evidence, but it seems very compelling to me. I leave you with this piece of flair once sent to me by sister-in-law.
these are great movies though, I love these musicals, the feel good factor...we need more of them in a world where film makers are obsessed with fitting as much blood and violence as they can into a 2 hour movie!
ReplyDeleteI say it all the time things are so not how they used to be!!! (oh and I was singing that to you!!!)
ReplyDeleteLove Get Smart! And of course A Charlie Brown Christmas was a classic . . . but it was much better when you had to wait for it to come on TV rather than being able to just plug in a DVD.
ReplyDeleteWe may be related is some strange way. I love all these shows too! Mary Poppins is the 1st movie I remember going to the theater and seeing!
ReplyDeleteReally? We could have been separated at birth.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great birthday!