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How trendy were you in the 1970s?
Did you see Star Wars in theaters or boogie at discos?
We might not use Snapchat, or know what kids are talking about when they say something is "lit," but we were all cool at one point.
Were you up on trends in the 1970s? We've taken some of the biggest pop culture moments and fashion staples of the decade and put them into this survey. Answer the questions below and see how many other MeTV viewers were the coolest kids in the '70s.
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Did you have these in your closet?
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Disney World opened in 1971. Did you visit the park in that decade?
Image: Life Magazine
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Pong arrived in arcades in 1972. Is this video game how you spent your Friday nights?
Image: Atari
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Was this in your shower?
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The finale of 'M*A*S*H' was the most-watched TV event in 1983, but did you tune in to the premiere in 1972?
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Did 'Jaws' terrify you in theaters?
Image: Universal Pictures
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Did you watch early episodes of 'Saturday Night Live?'
Image: NBC
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Did you ever go to a disco?
Image: AP Photo
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How about the roller rink?
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Did you wear puka shells?
Image: Sony Pictures Television
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Did Fleetwood Mac's 'Rumours' spin on your turntable?
Image: Warner Bros.
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How about this Bee Gees classic?
Image: Reprise
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You've obviously seen 'Star Wars,' but did you see it in theaters?
Image: 20th Century Fox
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Led Zeppelin played their last concert in 1980. Did you ever see them live?
Image: Wikipedia
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Lastly, did you wear bell bottoms?
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How trendy were you in the 1970s?
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Don't know how I got a 60, most of 'em were no! Except for #8, that one was oh, hell no.
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75% #2 not only did i go ever single year during that decade i was there opening day Oct 1st 1971 i as 9yo my aunt lived in orlando we lived in sarasota (still do) about an hour or so away my older cousin got a job there when it opened and we got tickets thru her thats how i was a able to go i love that place and go now only about every 5yrs or so but go to epcot a lot and animal kingdom
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73%. That's realistic. Nobody I ran with wore bell bottoms. Me and my friends were cool.
73%. Not sure whether that makes me hip, or square....
I always wanted to see Star Wars, but never did
I saw Plant and Page together. I think it was the late 90s. Unfortunately Plant had sing everything an octave lower.
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Honored to say I saw Led Zeppelin twice life at MSG. Despised disco music. Early SN was good. Not into Star Wars or earth shoes.
60% Similar. Meh....ok. Proud to say that I'm among the 7% that saw Led Zeppelin live...had to sneak out of the house to do so. 6/10/77 MSG! \m/
As I was in single digits for most of the seventies, age-wise, and my memory is a bit fuzzy that far back, I had to guess on some of them.
And while I did wear bell bottoms (I think) I don't believe it was of my own free will.
And while I did wear bell bottoms (I think) I don't believe it was of my own free will.
Bell bottoms were actually cool....unless they looked like the ones that the Brady boys wore. Led Zep wore bells, and you don't get much cooler than Led Zepellin.
* Japanese monster movies never impressed me so when Jaws came out my thought was "BFD, a measly shark." ♣
I turned fifteen in 1979, so I only got 73%. BTW I thought early SNL was stupid. Especially the claymation character that said "Oh NO!" and specially John Belushi in Samuri Warrior or whatever they called it, he was so jacked up on cocaine he didn't know what planet he was on obviously.
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#7
Back then it wasn't known as 'Saturday Night Live'.
Don't you remember MeTV?
It was, 'Live. From New York. It's Saturday Night.'
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Back then it wasn't known as 'Saturday Night Live'.
Don't you remember MeTV?
It was, 'Live. From New York. It's Saturday Night.'
* Howard Cosell hosted an Ed Sullivan style variety show in prime time on ABC titled Saturday Night Live so the late night NBC show used title NBC's Saturday Night. After Cosell's show got cancelled they at NBC were allowed to change title to Saturday Night Live. Sadly since year 2000 it has devolved into Saturday Night Lame. ♠
46% similar. I also have never seen Star Wars either. Maybe 10 minutes or so.
How could you *not* give it a chance? "Star Wars, Episode IV: A New Hope" is a *true^ classic!
1977 - I was 15 then - was the most symbolic time in my "Wonder Years." Seeing "Star Wars" for the first time with my cousin in Pennsylvania that summer holds some *very special* memories for me. Now whenever I decide to watch the DVD of "Episode IV: A New Hope" again, I have to wear my headphones, make sure the sound is in stereo, the picture conforms to all those THX tests on the disc, and *that I am undisturbed!*
To me, the memory of that first time is just *too sacred* to have it messed up by any outside annoyances.
1977 - I was 15 then - was the most symbolic time in my "Wonder Years." Seeing "Star Wars" for the first time with my cousin in Pennsylvania that summer holds some *very special* memories for me. Now whenever I decide to watch the DVD of "Episode IV: A New Hope" again, I have to wear my headphones, make sure the sound is in stereo, the picture conforms to all those THX tests on the disc, and *that I am undisturbed!*
To me, the memory of that first time is just *too sacred* to have it messed up by any outside annoyances.
BTW - 73% similar.