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* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (Creator/JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames[[note]]the same one who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''[[/note]]).
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The prices are ''very'' much [[TheSeventies 70s]] prices, with things like a dollar being enough to send someone to the movies, college costing $4,000 a year...
** The presence of hippies.
** Irma not having a job herself.
** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.
** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
** Jaime's camera is very much a [[TheSeventies 70s]] camera.
** Characters expressing disappointment at having fried chicken for dinner. Fifty years later, Fried chicken places became so popular some towns even declared them a public nuisance for the amount of traffic they generate.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The prices are ''very'' much [[TheSeventies 70s]] prices, with things like a dollar being enough to send someone to the movies, college costing $4,000 a year...
** The presence of hippies.
** Irma not having a job herself.
** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.
** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
** Jaime's camera is very much a [[TheSeventies 70s]] camera.
** Characters expressing disappointment at having fried chicken for dinner. Fifty years later, Fried chicken places became so popular some towns even declared them a public nuisance for the amount of traffic they generate.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (Creator/JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames[[note]]the same one who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''[[/note]]).
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The prices are ''very'' much [[TheSeventies 70s]] prices, with things like a dollar being enough to send someone to the movies, college costing $4,000 a year...
** The presence of hippies.
** Irma not having a job herself.
** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.
** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
** Jaime's camera is very much a [[TheSeventies 70s]] camera.
** Characters expressing disappointment at having fried chicken for dinner. Fifty years later, Fried chicken places became so popular some towns even declared them a public nuisance for the amount of traffic they generate.Charge''[[/note]]).
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The prices are ''very'' much [[TheSeventies 70s]] prices, with things like a dollar being enough to send someone to the movies, college costing $4,000 a year...
** The presence of hippies.
** Irma not having a job herself.
** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.
** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
** Jaime's camera is very much a [[TheSeventies 70s]] camera.
** Characters expressing disappointment at having fried chicken for dinner. Fifty years later, Fried chicken places became so popular some towns even declared them a public nuisance for the amount of traffic they generate.
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** Characters expressing disappointment at having fried chicken for dinner. Fifty years later, Fried chicken places became so popular some towns even declared them a public nuisance for the amount of traffic they generate.
** Characters expressing disappointment at having fried chicken for dinner. Fifty years later, Fried chicken places became so popular some towns even declared them a public nuisance for the amount of traffic they generate.
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** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
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** Jaime's camera is very much a [[TheSeventies 70s]] camera.
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** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.TheEighties.
** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
** Chet being given an induction letter (A draft notice). Very much a thing that would have stopped - even though men in the US still ''do'' have to sign up for selective service.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (Creator/JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames[[note]]the same one who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''[[/note]]).
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* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (Creator/JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames[[note]]the same one who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''[[/note]]).Charge''[[/note]]).
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The prices are ''very'' much [[TheSeventies 70s]] prices, with things like a dollar being enough to send someone to the movies, college costing $4,000 a year...
** The presence of hippies.
** Irma not having a job herself.
** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
** The prices are ''very'' much [[TheSeventies 70s]] prices, with things like a dollar being enough to send someone to the movies, college costing $4,000 a year...
** The presence of hippies.
** Irma not having a job herself.
** One episode mentions that the movie theatres are playing "X"-rated movies. You wouldn't go to a standard movie theatre to view an "X"-rated movie after TheEighties.
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* AbsenteeActor: Old Sara Whittaker who provided most of the ensuing hijinks in the series barely appeared in the second season episodes wherein the first season, she's in almost every episode and was just as important a character as Ralph who she's mostly alongside due to their shared political views. In the third season and of the only four episodes, she disappeared completely.
** Jamie did not appear in the ''Love, American Style'' installment.
** Jamie did not appear in the ''Love, American Style'' installment.
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna-Barbera had done before (''The Flintstones''), but, as mentioned in the main page, it became the inspiration for a lot of modern animated family sitcoms, like ''The Simpsons'', ''King of the Hill'', ''F is for Family'', Mark Hentamenn's short-lived series ''Bordertown'', and Creator/SethMacFarlane's trio (''Family Guy'', ''American Dad'', and ''The Cleveland Show'').
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna-Barbera had done before (''The Flintstones''), but, as mentioned in the main page, it became the inspiration for a lot of modern animated family sitcoms, sitcoms centered around families, like ''The Simpsons'', ''King of the Hill'', ''F is for Family'', Mark Hentamenn's short-lived series ''Bordertown'', and Creator/SethMacFarlane's trio (''Family Guy'', ''American Dad'', and ''The Cleveland Show'').
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that were rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard, the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model, they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008, Cartoon Network aired reruns in TheNineties and Boomerang aired reruns in the mid-2000s.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that were rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard, the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model, they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" Creator/TeletoonRetro channel for a spell in 2008, Cartoon Network aired reruns in TheNineties and Boomerang aired reruns in the mid-2000s.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that were rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard, the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model, they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008 and Cartoon Network aired reruns in TheNineties and Boomerang aired reruns in the mid-2000s.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that were rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard, the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model, they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008 and 2008, Cartoon Network aired reruns in TheNineties and Boomerang aired reruns in the mid-2000s.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that were rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard, the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model, they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008.2008 and Cartoon Network aired reruns in TheNineties and Boomerang aired reruns in the mid-2000s.
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna-Barbera had done before (''The Flintstones''), but, as mentioned in the main page, it became the inspiration for a lot of modern animated family sitcoms, like ''The Simpsons'', ''King of the Hill'', ''F is for Family'', Mark Hentamenn's short-lived series ''Bordertown'', and Creator/SethMacFarlane's trio (''Family Guy'', ''American Dad'', and ''The Cleveland Show'').
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna-Barbera had done before. But its own style was imitated in the future by most of Fox's lineup.
** This also was the first example of Hanna Barbera bringing in an outside style and mixing it into their own. As mentioned below it had a different design but was still likable among the studio's general fans.
* PlayingAgainstType: This was Hanna-Barbera's only show to deal with any sort of controversial socio-political topics, unlike their usual repertoire of broad comedy. It also broke the mold of their signature look by hiring Playboy cartoonist Marty Murphy as character designer (HB's in-house designer Iwao Takamoto refined them to be more animatable, and also based the minimalist background on Murphy's cartoons) in order to have a more explicitly "adult" appearance.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that was rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008.
** This also was the first example of Hanna Barbera bringing in an outside style and mixing it into their own. As mentioned below it had a different design but was still likable among the studio's general fans.
* PlayingAgainstType: This was Hanna-Barbera's only show to deal with any sort of controversial socio-political topics, unlike their usual repertoire of broad comedy. It also broke the mold of their signature look by hiring Playboy cartoonist Marty Murphy as character designer (HB's in-house designer Iwao Takamoto refined them to be more animatable, and also based the minimalist background on Murphy's cartoons) in order to have a more explicitly "adult" appearance.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that was rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008.
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna-Barbera had done before. But its own style was imitated before (''The Flintstones''), but, as mentioned in the future by most main page, it became the inspiration for a lot of Fox's lineup.
modern animated family sitcoms, like ''The Simpsons'', ''King of the Hill'', ''F is for Family'', and Creator/SethMacFarlane's trio (''Family Guy'', ''American Dad'', and ''The Cleveland Show'').
** This was alsowas the first example of Hanna Barbera bringing in an outside style and mixing it into their own. As mentioned below below, it had a different design but was still likable among the studio's general fans.
* PlayingAgainstType: This was Hanna-Barbera's only show to deal with any sort of controversial socio-political topics, unlike their usual repertoire ofbroad broad, apolitical comedy. It also broke the mold of their signature look by hiring Playboy cartoonist Marty Murphy as character designer (HB's in-house designer Iwao Takamoto refined them to be more animatable, and also based the minimalist background on Murphy's cartoons) in order to have a more explicitly "adult" appearance.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows thatwas were rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard standard, the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model model, they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008.
** This was also
* PlayingAgainstType: This was Hanna-Barbera's only show to deal with any sort of controversial socio-political topics, unlike their usual repertoire of
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Originally this was one of the shows that
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* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (Creator/JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames).Aames[[note]]the same one who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''[[/note]]).
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna Barbera Hanna-Barbera had done before. But it's its own style was imitated in the future by most of Fox's lineup.
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* FollowTheLeader: This show was both a follower and a leader on several issues. It was another animated sitcom that Hanna Barbera had done before. But it's own style was imitated in the future by most of Fox's lineup.
** This also was the first example of Hanna Barbera bringing in an outside style and mixing it into their own. As mentioned below it had a different design but was still likable among the studio's general fans.
** This also was the first example of Hanna Barbera bringing in an outside style and mixing it into their own. As mentioned below it had a different design but was still likable among the studio's general fans.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Thanks to poor sales, Originally this was one of the other seasons will probably never be released.shows that was rumored to have been a bad seller that resulted in no further releases. Years later this was later explained further by the Warner Archive that there are some clearances in the later episodes that were costly. Under the Warner Home Video standard the sales made getting those clearances seem too high a risk. However under the Warner Archive model they may eventually see the light of day. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008.
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** Jamie did not appear in the ''Love, American Style'' installment.
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* PlayingAgainstType: This was Hanna-Barbera's only show to deal with any sort of controversial socio-political topics, unlike their usual repertoire of broad comedy. It also broke the mold of their signature look by hiring Playboy cartoonist Marty Murphy as character designer (HB's in-house designer Iwao Takamoto refined them to be more animatable, and also based the minimalist background on Murphy's cartoons) in order to have a more explicitly "adult" appearance.
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* AbsenteeActor: Old Sara Whittaker who provided most of the ensuing hijinks in the series barely appeared in the second season episodes wherein the first season, she's in almost every episode and was just as important a character as Ralph who she's mostly alongside due to their shared political views. In the third season and of the only four episodes, she disappeared completely.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to Tom Bosley as Harry, the youngest son, Jamie, was originally voiced by Creator/JackieEarleHaley, who went on to play Rorschach in ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
** The second voice of Jamie is Willie Aames, who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''.
** Chet's second voice actor was Lennie Weinrib, who played Scrappy Doo (yes, really) and Timer the Cheese Guy on those old public service announcements about nutrition that used to air on Saturday mornings on Creator/{{ABC}}.
** The second voice of Jamie is Willie Aames, who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''.
** Chet's second voice actor was Lennie Weinrib, who played Scrappy Doo (yes, really) and Timer the Cheese Guy on those old public service announcements about nutrition that used to air on Saturday mornings on Creator/{{ABC}}.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Thanks to poor sales, the other seasons will probably never be released.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Thanks to poor sales, the other seasons will probably never be released. The show was rerun on the Canadian "Teletoon Retro" channel for a spell in 2008.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to Tom Bosley as Harry, the youngest son, Jamie, was originally voiced by JackieEarleHaley, who went on to play Rorschach in ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to Tom Bosley as Harry, the youngest son, Jamie, was originally voiced by JackieEarleHaley, Creator/JackieEarleHaley, who went on to play Rorschach in ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (JackieEarleHaley (Creator/JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames).
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* ActorAllusion: As Ralph, Jack Burns would occasionally use his stand-up trademark of making a statement to another character then saying "huh? huh? huh?" until the other character, usually Harry, shouts an agreement with him to get him to shut up.
* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to Tom Bosley as Harry, the youngest son, Jamie, was originally voiced by JackieEarleHaley, who went on to play Rorschach in ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
** The second voice of Jamie is Willie Aames, who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''.
** Chet's second voice actor was Lennie Weinrib, who played Scrappy Doo (yes, really) and Timer the Cheese Guy on those old public service announcements about nutrition that used to air on Saturday mornings on Creator/{{ABC}}.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Thanks to poor sales, the other seasons will probably never be released.
* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames).
* HeyItsThatVoice: In addition to Tom Bosley as Harry, the youngest son, Jamie, was originally voiced by JackieEarleHaley, who went on to play Rorschach in ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
** The second voice of Jamie is Willie Aames, who played Buddy on ''Charles in Charge''.
** Chet's second voice actor was Lennie Weinrib, who played Scrappy Doo (yes, really) and Timer the Cheese Guy on those old public service announcements about nutrition that used to air on Saturday mornings on Creator/{{ABC}}.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: No season other than the first one has been released on DVD. Thanks to poor sales, the other seasons will probably never be released.
* TheOtherDarrin: Two of the kids had their voice actors recast: Chet (David Hayward and Lennie Weinrib) and Jamie (JackieEarleHaley and Willie Aames).
