Baby Boomers and the forgotten sitcoms of the 1970’s (Audio)
The 1970s were a golden age for television sitcoms, producing not just well-known classics like “All in the Family” and “M*A*S*H,” but also many gems that time has somehow forgotten. While some shows have faded from memory, they once captured millions of us Baby Boomers and delivered both laughs and social commentary that defined the era. So sit back and let’s revisit some of these overlooked comedic treasures from the ’70s.
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