| September 1974 
  WFL = Was Football League? 
   
   
  
|  The Swiss Miss just MIGHT be one of the creepier ad characters ... ya think?
 |  Guaranteed to creep out tots 'n' teens alike!
 |  |  |  Those stickers almost spell out
 "BEAT ME UP, NOW."
 
 |  |  |  By
jove, what do you suppose Arthur Treacher would have thought of the
concept of Southern style fish 'n' chips?  A bit of a sticky
wicket,
 eh wot?
 |  |  Is it me, or did 6 and 13 have remarkably similar logos in 1974?   (WBRC would debut its famous
 'neon 6' icon at the end of this year)
 |  It's
not often we get the chance to see a TV news ad other than Channel 6's.
  13 didn't often advertise their newscasts the way 6 did, so it's
nice to have Joe, Tom & Pat's loyal oppo represented from time to
time.   Wendell Harris and his crew certainly could hold their own
from Red Mountain!
 |   
  Some real TV classics here (Petrocelli), along with a whole lot of real stiffs (Little House, Sanford & Son) destined to be nothing more than answers to trivia questions in the '80s.... 
 
  
  In 1974, ABC shook up Saturday mornings with a character that, from a safe perch of adulthood, looked downright creepy. 
 Mr. Funshine had his own theme, too.
 
 Now pour a bowl of your favorite sugar-drenched breakfast cereal, and relive some of the golden Saturdays of yesteryear:
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
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