I feel sad because even now I'm trying to remember what people did before smartphones and tables, I can imagine older people thinking that about TVS or Radios.

Jukeboxes brought a lot of dancers together.

If Pleasantville taught me anything, it's that the 50s were almost untouchable.

You had a booming post war economy, the introduction of the working middle class and consumerism was just starting to take off. It really was the birth of the modern era. There's an interesting show I want to watch that examines the teenagers of that era because they were the first generation to live totally different lives than those before them.

The vocabulary was sure something else.

Words like "nifty" and "gee whiz" were used. And "keen"?

Fun Fact time!

I don't think I'll waste my time watching the sequel.