Boomers: who was your first celebrity crush as a kid? (spouse, love)
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Singer: Stevie Nicks Not an early crush from my youth, but a crush since the 70's nonetheless.
Actor: Kristy Mc Nichol
TV Star: Susan Dey (Laurie Partridge) in my age range and Jeannie (Barbara Eden) in general.
Movie Star: Raquel Welch? I remember I thought highly of her in my younger days.
OMG - I loved her brother on the show, "Willie" aka Gary Frank! But it was weird because I kind of wanted to be Kristy so that would have been pretty weird, right? Well, those early teen years are known to be confusing.
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She turned out to be one VERY attractive woman! Sorry you didn't take a chance, and ask her out?
Not really, I'm pretty confident that it would have been a no, just because I was a freshman and she was a sophomore. Also, I am very happy with my wife!
First major crush I recall having was for Lindsay Wagner. She played Steve Austen’s (Lee Majors) love interest on The Six Million Dollar Man. You never forget your first love. =)
Never mind her own series The Bionic Woman, which was arguably more popular than the Six Million Dollar Man.
Never mind her own series The Bionic Woman, which was arguably more popular than the Six Million Dollar Man.
Pretty much so......but not so much the movies so long after. As it is, have his series, her series, the movies, and the 21st century series and..................
.....................if Oscar Goldman was around today, he couldn't say the things he did then.
Ie, Jaime Sommers: Well, then I guess I'll just have to figure out some way to get close to him. Oscar Goldman: There won't be any problem there, babe. I've seen you in a cowgirl outfit before.
(from imdb, from 3rd season "Rodeo")
Now what I find hard to believe is that she was once married to Michael Brandon. I remember seeing that special way back then with the two of them in the snow, that he was in that comedy flick with Shirley MacLaine and Bo Derek "A Change of Seasons" but still, after watching him mostly serious in Dempsey and Makepeace, it is still harrd to follow.
Dolly Parton, I was 14 years old and had a full leg cast on my leg. My family went to one of her shows and because it was a full unbending leg cast we waited until everyone had left the stands. Walking out she spotted me and came out to ask if she could sign my cast. Shocked faces we had and she called stage hands to bring down a couple of folding chairs to which I sat with one leg on the other while she proceeded to bend over to sign her name on my leg. The sight was unforgettable. I believe Dolly was 22 at the time.
I streamed Parent Trap not too long ago. Felt a little like a pervert watching Haley and not Maureen, although Maureen wasn't a slouch.
LOL I think you get grandfathered in if you discovered her when you were 10 or 12. At least that's my story and I'm sticking with it!
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Well, those early teen years are known to be confusing. 
