Sanctuary Discussion (Spoilers for the most recent episode)

[rderoch]

How about the vinyl of the moon landing - which I still have by the way or maybe the entire collection of 78's Glenn Miller Airman of Note recordings

I've only got one 78. But, I've got about 900 albums and 900 45's. Getting there with CD's.

[Agent_Dark]

Watching the moon landings on black and white tv.

O.o

Apollo 13 was filmed in colour... You might want to check your TV's colour settings

[RealmOfX]

O.o

Apollo 13 was filmed in colour... You might want to check your TV's colour settings

Yeah, the colour settings on those B&W sets were a real bugger

[scarimor]

O.o

Apollo 13 was filmed in colour... You might want to check your TV's colour settings

I love the innocence of youth

(it's ripe for corruption )

[ForeverSg1]

Yeah, the colour settings on those B&W sets were a real bugger

Yep, especially considering that the average 23" color television cost about $600 and the average salary at that time was about $6000.00; less than 40% of the households in the US owned a color tv by 1970.

I can't remember exactly when we got ours, probably around that time, because I can remember watching The Wonderful World of Disney. That was family night when we were young.

[Skydiver]

yes, every sunday night was the wonderful world of disney..along with mutual of omaha's wild kingdom

[Sg Gato]

Or watching the great Sci Fi series, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea in black and white, which then switched to color. Followed the by series - The FBI. Can I get any older?

[jckfan55]

Yep, especially considering that the average 23" color television cost about $600 and the average salary at that time was about $6000.00; less than 40% of the households in the US owned a color tv by 1970.

I can't remember exactly when we got ours, probably around that time, because I can remember watching The Wonderful World of Disney. That was family night when we were young.

Yeah, I don't think we got a color tv til 1976. Sometimes I see a rerun of a show & say "i never knew that was in color." Remember the "rabbit ears" on the top of the tv to try to get the picture to come in better?

Oh and this is all on topic, b/c think of all the changes Helen Magnus has seen in her life.

[BruTak]

I wonder if Helen ever met Holmes and Watson?

Ooo, now there's an idea for a fic...

[Skydiver]

or maybe she was a nurse during the civil war?...might be bit too early for her and i'm too tired to do math.

but world war 1 and 2 would be up fro grabs

the stories could be unlimited

[the dancer of spaz]

or maybe she was a nurse during the civil war?...might be bit too early for her and i'm too tired to do math.

but world war 1 and 2 would be up fro grabs

the stories could be unlimited

That's an awesome thought.

[BruTak]

Well, the Sherlock Holmes stories take place during the years 1878-1903, with his last case (that we know of) being in 1914. So it's entirely plausible that Helen met Holmes.

[rderoch]

yes, every sunday night was the wonderful world of disney..along with mutual of omaha's wild kingdom

Did we grow up in the same house?

[Skydiver]

lol

are you my long lost sister?

[BruTak]

Surely you mean Binky, your evil twin? And don't call you Shirley..