You've Got A Number (1970s)

[@TheMediaHoarder]

That video effect with the owl is called Aniform. Someone in the van was doing the movement. This was used on live TV and stations were told to keep it a secret how it worked.

[@ernestcruz6316]

The Captain Kangaroo Show used to have a character back in the '60s that I believe used that technique.

[@misterdrummings]

Signs in the window for chicken breast quarters with wings for 49¢/lb, fully cooked ham for $1.19/each....those were the days, huh?

[@Leftyizme1]

Hard to imagine, but those kids he’s signing up for Social Security are probably at retirement age now… ironic

[@wtburns01]

They didn't even sweep up the trash by the front of the store.

[@melissageiger71]

Is that Maria from Sesame Street ?😮❤ And the original Gordon?

[@websurfer5772]

This could be why Bob Seger came out with 'Feel Like a Number' in '78. oh oh oh oh

[@TheOfficialTarynTots]

This is cute but weird it's about social security. John Oliver just did a show on social security on sunday.

[@JaydenK-nb1sr]

Well, cartoon seriously what does 2001. Up to 100% fake. For 1970s

[@mauicountygis5450]

1970s ghettofabulous propaganda. Heavy handed with the diversity even back then.

[@wtburns01]

Government to the rescue 🛟... and get those kids back to school (or yknowz...we got a place for them to go, too).