TV GUIDE FALL PREVIEW 1971--COVER TO COVER!

It wasn't until 1974 that I began saving Every Week's TV Guide! But, I Did save the Fall Previews in 1971, 1972, and 1973. I've already shared the other two, so now here is 1971...Cover To Cover!! Every Single Page!
We didn't realize way back then just how Cool these little things would be in 50 years! (Well, maybe I did since I Hung On to them all!)
They have become a nostalgic little peek at our Entertainment Past, the simpler, less demanding and media-intense times! Enjoy!
Again, the Theme Songs used are listed at the end of the video.

[@Dorthy-wx9fq]

I'm old enough to remember the magazine The TV Guide. My parents had a subscription to it and we used it for everything. Of course my favorite show is Emergency! But we watched other shows as well. Watching these videos reminds me of the sampler time of when I was growing up. The years that you have shown are the years I was 9, 10, and 11. Gosh I miss those times. I grew up in Southern California, Yorba Linda and the two memorys that have stayed with me the most, the moon landing in '69 and the earthquake in 1971. Oh but I do remember other things as well. And I miss those days. I'll be 62 this year and I wish that I could go back.

[@DonatoDamiano-r2g]

I used to save TV Guide, too! I especially liked the Fall Preview editions every year. I believe I started around 1973 when I was 12, and then kind-of let it go some time in the early 90's. I basically saved just the Fall Preview editions, and let go of any, and all the rest of my stash. Takes up too much room, but it's hard giving up a fun hobby! Do they still print TV Guide anymore? I know that's probably a stupid question, but I don't recall seeing it anymore @ the checkout lanes in grocery or drug stores. Well, "thank you" for this nice page by page visit. I suppose TV Guide in 2024 could be retitled FS Guide, for 'flat screen', or are flatscreens actually televisions still? From 📺 to 🖥️ 😊

[@BruceWayneOfOz]

In 2005 they changed to a magazine-size, but stopped printing the Regional issues! I moved from CA to AZ and the AZ issue was 'Pacific Coast,' so useless to me! And I think each issue is for Two or sometimes Three weeks now.

[@mlbrooks4066]

Back in the good ol' days - only three networks but you could always find something to watch. Now I've got hundreds of channels but there's nothing on.

[@ThomasGidley-kv2uj]

Cool. I used to read them cover to cover including this one.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

The good old days!!!

[@johnsain]

Remember it all....Best was Friday nights....Brady Bunch. Partridge Family, Love American Style....

[@petervitti9]

Love cades county! Then and now on utube.

[@tonyfleming1417]

I was ten that year. I remember most of the kid friendly shows. Brady Bunch Partridge Family Wonderful world of Disney. Bewitched was still a favorite Lassie too. The Saturday morning shows were awesome. It’s a real shame that the networks don’t program them anymore

[@deeanna3335]

I saw that on Wednesday there was an ad for "Doctor in the House." It was an English comedy and I thought it was funny.

[@luisreyes1963]

2 of the most iconic TV themes of the 70's: The NBC Mystery Movie (Henry Mancini) & Night Gallery (Gil Mellé).

[@BruceWayneOfOz]

It's been fun finding all these old themes to include!! 😊

[@JIMOTOOLE1949]

Any chance you might do one on the Fall Preview editions of TV Guide's earlier years, 1953 to 1970?

[@BruceWayneOfOz]

@@JIMOTOOLE1949 I only started saving them all in 1971. But I'll be busy enough with the collection ending in 2005!! 😀

[@matthewschwartz6607]

Can you do any from 1982 or 1992?