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  1. 1960s Post Consumer Brands: Commercial Break Classic

    Remember mornings that tasted like sunshine? This vintage 1960s Post cereal spot pairs crisp corn flakes with sweet strawberries vibes, the kind of breakfast that made the whole kitchen feel brighter. If you ever begged for “one more spoon,” this is that exact feeling, wrapped in classic old-school TV charm.

    #postcereals #postcornflakes #strawberries #breakfastcereal #1960stelevision #vintagecommercial #retrofood #nostalg

  2. The 1967-68 UK TV series Man in a Suitcase takes the basic ITC action-adventure formula and adds a hardboiled flavour, real toughness, grittiness, plus seedy downmarket glamour. And more than a hint of film noir. The best of all the ITC series.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #vintagetv #vintagetelevision #60stv #1960stv #60stelevision #1960stelevision #culttv #culttelevision #ITC #spytv #spies #RichardBradford #BritishTV #Britishtelevision

  3. Peter Leslie’s The Cornish Pixie Affair, from 1967, the fifth original novel based on the TV spy series The Girl from UNCLE starts with a murder in a circus (a setting that is used extremely well). Statuettes of pixies play a role. Enjoyable.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #vintagetv #vintagetelevision #scifi #scifitv #Lexx #60stv #1960stv #60stelevision #1960stelevision #culttv #culttelevision #GirlfromUNCLE #spytv #spies #PeterLeslie

  4. The Sixth Finger, a 1963 episode of The Outer Limits. A scientist tries to speed up human evolution. He creates a super-intelligent man, who sadly has a few issues. A bold and interesting episode.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #vintagetv #vintagetelevision #scifi #scifitv #OuterLimits #DavidMcCallum #60stv #1960stv #60stelevision #1960stelevision #anthologyseries

  5. Three 1964 episodes of my favourite US anthology series, The Outer Limits. The Invisible Enemy has sand sharks on Mars. It's OK. Wolf 359 is excellent -scientists create a miniature world. I, Robot is quite good - a robot is tried for murder.

    My reviews: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #retrotelevision #culttv #culttelevision #60stv #1960stv #classictv #classictelevision #vintagetv #vintagetelevision #scifi #scifitv #1960stelevision #60stelevision #OuterLimits

  6. Rod Serling's The After Hours, still my all-time favourite episode of The Twilight Zone. Has that wonderful subtle sense of slowly increasing unease. Great performance by Anne Francis. I've seen it many times and I like it more each time.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #retrotelevision #culttv #culttelevision #60stv #1960stv #classictv #classictelevision #vintagetv #vintagetelevision #scifi #scifitv #1960stelevision #80stelevision #RodSerling #TwilightZone #AnneFrancis

  7. The Green Hornet (1966-67) is a TV series which I personally much prefer to its contemporary Batman. Closer in feel to the original 40s serials. Hardboiled crime stories with some gadgets to add spice and just a touch of outrageous adventure.

    My review: cult-tv-lounge.blogspot.com/20

    #retrotv #retrotelevision #vintageTV #vintagetelevision #culttv #culttelevision #60stv #60stelevision #1960stv #1960stelevision #greenhornet

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