What were they thinking???

http://www.videokarma.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=195421&d=1503707693

:D Yep , they shoulda put the TV on the bottom , heat rises & all it would cook the TV everytime the oven ran no matter how well insulated it was .

:scratch2: Oh , and they forgot to include the phone so she can call the fire department when the TV has the inevitable grease fire ....

A Porthole Oven.

TV oven...........Perfect for TV dinners.......(rimshot) :D

SR

I would hope they insulated the TV well or the heat would overcome it im sure...

Early instant-on feature.

Considering the extreme heating and cooling cycles, anyone standing in front of it could easily get a face full of glass.

They were thinking the same thing they are thinking now when they decided to put a computer screen on a refrigerator...

Gizmos sell stuff!

Love it! The heat from all the tubes on the chassis can cook the turkey!

Now that's a hot commodity of the day, lol... :D

I saw that article years ago. Totally impractical idea. The 1930's Crosley "Shelvador" refrigerator with it's built-in radio was a good one. Love to have that in my kitchen!
http://www.antiqueradios.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=29613&g2_serialNumber=2

And I stumbled across this today.

I saw that article years ago. Totally impractical idea. The 1930's Crosley "Shelvador" refrigerator with it's built-in radio was a good one. Love to have that in my kitchen!
http://www.antiqueradios.com/gallery/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=29613&g2_serialNumber=2


If this had been Detrola instead of Crosley, they would have thrown a camera into the thing! :D

That might be an early Raytheon Microwave

Nowadays they have the TV built into the fridge. My how far we've come, lol.

Considering the extreme heating and cooling cycles, anyone standing in front of it could easily get a face full of glass.
I since realized, it's a real "blast" from the past, haha. SCORCH! POW! Or as Lacey Burrows often says "IN YOUR FACE!"