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About the 60's Hot Chicks folder
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When I was a kid the adults around me always thought the actresses/models of the 1960's were hot shit, which is the ONLY reason I created this folder-as a tribute to them. Personally, I hated the hairstyles and the fashions of the era. I did watch Gilligan's Island religiously, but from the lukewarm response here, I guess you guys have seen this duo before. In the 1970's, there was this TV show called "Dialing for Dollars" and although it was seen nationwide, it was local stations with local celebs hosting the show. One HUGE surprise on Dialing, was a movie called For Those Who Think Young. Tina Louise and Bob Denver (both from Gilligan's Island) were in the movie, which came out before the TV show. Anyway, something from that era, was that there would be different prints of movies because some towns would get uptight about nudity and/or violence. So, I'm watching the movie and Tina is dancing, and I mean, really shaking it, and she took EVERYTHING off. It was a from behind shot, but still, something that provocative on TV (and this was before cable TV). About Barbara Feldon, she was hot. There was an episode in Get Smart where her character has to trek across the desert and she is eating the buttons off of her shirt and when the last one went, we got a great cleavage shot-like I said before-provocative for that era. Sally Field was so cute in The Flying Nun. As a kid I caught episodes here and there, but in the late 1990's, when local digital channels became a thing, I watched the show. The different print thing-a few episodes you actually saw the helicopter and safety belt she was wearing during the flying sequences. I loved Bewitched as a kid (back then I only saw it when I ditched school) but as an adult-not quite as interesting, but Elizabeth Montgomery was stunningly beautiful. I didn't like "That Girl" (Marlo Thomas), as a kid or adult but at the end of the show there is a sequence where she is flying a kite on a pier and this is the former Cunard Line pier, where famous ocean liners, like the Queen Elizabeth or Queen Mary (presently an attraction in Long Beach California) used to dock. I was born too late to enjoy the ocean liner era, but I have visited the QM 5 or 6 times. Anyway, take a gander at the folder, I worked hard on it.
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Posted on : Feb 21, 2026
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