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Ah yes, tv shows with the word "Makin'" were big in the 70s. Does anyone remember "Makin' a Living"? It was about 4 waitresses who worked in downtown LA. Formulaic-a-mundo and awful awful awful. Catchy theme song, though.
Speaking about theme songs.... try getting this little ditty out of your head
Ah yes, tv shows with the word "Makin'" were big in the 70s. Does anyone remember "Makin' a Living"? It was about 4 waitresses who worked in downtown LA. Formulaic-a-mundo and awful awful awful. Catchy theme song, though.
Speaking about theme songs.... try getting this little ditty out of your head
^Yes, but groovier! With a much cooler family car (the bus), and Shirley Jones wore hot pants!! Also, the episodes focused much more on the band touring the country, not as much on stories about the kids growing up in suburbia. The Partridges also had a fair amount of topical humor, but it was mostly pop culture references, not anything that was especially clever.
The Partridge Family had a godawful spinoff, BTW. Bobby Sherman appeared in the last episode of the first season as a struggling songwriter. This episode led into a short-lived spinoff series on ABC, Getting Together. Wes Stern was also in it as Bobby Sherman's business partner.
^Yes, but groovier! With a much cooler family car (the bus), and Shirley Jones wore hot pants!! Also, the episodes focused much more on the band touring the country, not as much on stories about the kids growing up in suburbia. The Partridges also had a fair amount of topical humor, but it was mostly pop culture references, not anything that was especially clever.
The Partridge Family had a godawful spinoff, BTW. Bobby Sherman appeared in the last episode of the first season as a struggling songwriter. This episode led into a short-lived spinoff series on ABC, Getting Together. Wes Stern was also in it as Bobby Sherman's business partner.
I see it only lasted 5 months.
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