Do you remember the song “Una Paloma Blanca” (1975) by George Baker Selection? It was a moderately big hit in the mid-70s.
Second Tier Bond Girls Elimination Game Day 23: This sub loved Magda's little Octopussy, but she's gone and we're into the final 3. Pick the next to eliminate!
The Steve Gutenberg Bible
Name for a band that only plays James Bond movie themes
What didn't work with 'The World is Not Enough'?
Enough with the best guitar players…
Favorite rejected Peanuts special?
Licence to solve puzzles
Accidental Bond Movie
New portrait of Pierce Brosnan by Johnny Yeo
Unpopular opinions you'll defend to your death?
For those of you who are FuckImReallyOld, you might recognize this studio logo. Do you recall some of the TV shows made by Desilu Productions?
Did you see the movie ‘Rocky’ (1976) when it first came out? What did you think of it? Did it affect/inspire you in any way?
Change or add 1 letter or number to a popular band name to give it a different vibe
Band name for a group of super positive Garbage Men
“1-2-3, 4-5-6, 7-8-9, 10-11-12 ladybugs came to the ladybugs’ picnic…”. Do you recall the rest of the song?
How dangerous would the bioweapon used by Lyutsifer Safin in the film No Time to Die be if deployed in the real world on actual people, and what would the consequences be?
People of a certain vintage will recognize this logo and will know what ‘MTM’ stands for.
Were you a fan of ‘Space: 1999’ (1975-77)? I had a wee crush on the shape-shifting alien Maya (Catherine Schell).
Forever ago
The song that most represents Generation Jones
Do you recall ‘funny cars’? They first appeared in the early to mid-1960s. The term ‘funny car’ is attributed to Mercury's chief of racing, Fran Hernandez, as in "We need to beat those 'funny' cars."
Did you know anyone with a beaded curtain door? They seemed so exotic when I was a kid.
The instrumental ‘Love Is Blue’ by Paul Mauriat was a number-one hit in the USA for five weeks in February and March 1968, the first recording by a French artist to top the Billboard Hot 100.
The wunnerful, wunnerful Lawrence Welk
