Thank you Steve for featuring Tom and Jerry. It was my favourite cartoon to watch in the 70's and early 80's. I loved the slapstick humour, and even as a young viewer didn't think of emulating it on anyone or thing, it was just a cartoon. I prefer the earlier cartoons, and still find them funny today, I used to love the howl that Tom made when Jerry really hurt him! I viewed them with such an innocent mind, so any meesages about race or violence went right over my head, but as I became older realised that it was the attitudes at the time when the older cartoons were made. Thank you for creating this retrospective, it really has brought back some happy memories.👍🏻

I imported the Golden Collection blu-ray from the US and was disappointed that volume 2 was cancelled. The best part it was all in chronological order, uncensored and the transfer was great. I wish they did this with Looney Tunes. I have their golden collection DVD’s which is great with many special features and being uncensored.

Got any green cheese for me

Baby puss was the greatest cartoon ever made. Turned me into the BABY FURRY lover I am today!

Really enjoyed this, fond memories of watching these cartoons, can only echo the featured comments in the video 👍

Mice follies Thankyou Going to re watch that episode now Another great dive into my childhood Thankyou for the great content

The very first story featured on John Craven's Newsround back in 1972 was about violence in Tom and Jerry. In the intervening years, I can quite honestly say I've not once had the urge to flick a mouse off a piano.

Honestly I always thought I never knew the ladies name was mame two shoes never thought it was racist just thought she was the house owner

Great video. I got Astro Wars for Christmas, must have been 1981/82. Absolutely loved it and played it to death. Was always envious of 'Invaders From Space' on school end-of-term game days though (I was an idiot and didn't realise how lucky I was). Bonus memory unlocked: I also had the yellow 'Mini Arcade' featured at the end of the Australian Advert, I think released here in the UK as 'Mini Munchman' Pac-Man clone.

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Still got mine from 1981, I don't have the box though, my Nanna bought me it from Fenwicks department store for Christmas.. Loved it & still do as it still works..When the World was a Better Place..

No kid's publication was complete without an Ed "Stewpot" Stewart reference. A phenomenon not lost on Vis many years later 😁.

Great video I got Look-in all through the 1970s and have the 1977 annual, but according to research the annual you show in this video is the 1980 edition. The 1979 edition primarily had ABBA on the cover and was yellow in colour.

Awesome ,,my mum gave me all my old books the other day,,this is among them 😊

No matter how hard they try they'll never beat the 80's for awesome tv shows, I stopped watching tv altogether after the mid 90's because they got rid of amazing tv shows and replaced them all with all this fake scripted reality TV B*LL*CKS! and what sickens me is most gullible people bought into it and swears it's all real! Shame on these corporate jackals who decided to do away with all the tv shows we loved only to replace them with fake scripted reality TV shows that people like myself couldn't give a sh*t about! 🙄😒👎

Watching this brought back so many memories! I still have mine in its box and it's in the garage seeing you vid has made me go and dig it out !

Good video, I remember Look-In from when I was a kid though I was only 4 in 1979, my older cousins used to get it and I did for while from the age of 6 or 7 and always loved the cover art. Just to say that it was tied in with ITV so all the shows featured were on that channel, and was when it was first published in 1971 was marketed as a junior TV Times, which was the tv listings magazine solely for ITV back then. I remember the Benny Hill cartoon strip, I was aware who he was and even I thought it was weird at the time that he was in it!

My favourite Woolworths Christmas ad is the 1982 ad.

Great video, thank you. I hold Knightmare very dear as ot one of the things which keeps me in perpetual youth, and takes me away from some of the strainsxand stress and cynicism of life

Never had this but did have the Handheld space invaders and Grandstand's Caveman back then.

I guess the owner clearly liked Cheryl Ladd!

A walk down memory lane. I'm sure I had a Look in annual with Starskey and Hutch showing how to make an "authentic" American burger. One more absolutely crazy thing I remember from this mag was taking the posters and sticking them on boxes full of soil and using them for target practice with our air guns. If it was ABBA, Blondie or The Human League you got points for hitting the guys and lost points if you hit the girls. Imagine 10yr olds doing something like that on waste ground these days ? 😳

Wow a Spectrum GAME 🎮... maybe I have to pick up the new spectrum.. great info great video :-)

Found a copy the other day doing a clear out Michael Jackson, Sonic the Hedgehog front cover honey I Shrunk the Kids pull out poster back cover Garfield 13 February 1993 : )

I found out only recently that the actress who played George in the Famous Five committed suicide in later life. Very sad 😢

Great footage great adverts moving into shorter days and longer nights.

I've just got this. Not seen 1 for yrs.

I used to get the Beano, Topper, and the Dandy!

I used to have a weekly subscription to Look in from 1975-79 or so. Loved it and looked forward to who was going to be the centre spread colour poster. Occasionally it would have a free gift on the cover. I remember some sort of Kung fu medallion in a 75 issue. Anything ABBA related I would swap with the kid across the road. Can't remember what I got in exchange though. Oh, happy days!

Here's an appropriate playground 'joke' from the same year I remember my dad pretending to laugh at: Q: What does the Fonze's horse eat? A: Hayyyyyyyyyyy (A thousand apologies, but that one is better out than in) 😉🇬🇧

Humans and monkeys are kind of similar in some ways now that I think about it.

Still got mine in box used to clock it time and time again happy days

Filling in the crossword with a green felt tip pen can only mean that book was owned by someone who went on to commit mass murder...

I used to get Look-in annuals for Christmas off my aunt, she was only 9 years older than me and was pretty cool. So I had them from 1978 to 1982. Unfortunately on both, the pages started separating from the spine, maybe the glue had deteriorated. I ended up throwing them away only a couple of years ago. Should have kept them! 😊

Show should've had a full season. I just got an e-bike around last month, and when I took it as far as Walmart (which is an extremely long distance from my house), the whole time I kept thinking I was Street Hawk. When I put the electric mode on 3 (fastest), I acted like it was hyperthrust! By the way, there are three different versions of the pilot episode. You can easily find all three here on YT. The OG pilot is my favorite, because it was longer, the beam was blue and didn't shoot straight like the red one, and there was even a streak effect at the start of hyperthrust! You'll see other differences too.

Thank you for another fantastic video - informative, funny and thoroughly engaging. I may have only been nearly 3 by the time the '70s ended, but thanks to all the repeats of TV shows , the TV of that decade felt like my own (I was shocked when I later learnt that Bagpuss was made several years before I was even born). They've just been repeating Sapphire & Steel and Dick Turpin on Rewind TV, I think. This video also takes me back to all those great annuals in the '80s that I used to love. So glad I discovered your channel and look forward to your next video.

2:09 Nice moustache on the 4th Doctor, Tom Baker. Drawn on by the book's first owner no doubt.

I had to pause this after just a few seconds... It's gonna be a tearjerker for sure. As a kid of the 80s/90s, our local shopping centre had a Woolies and a John Menzies just across from each other. Christmas was a magical time back then.

Where am i ? You're in a room

I had this. Those metal joysticks used to kill your thumb after a while

Are "Street Hawk" episodes available online somewhere to watch / purchase / download?