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Eric H 06-21-2015 03:36 AM

Andy's Magnavox
 
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From season 8 of The Andy Griffith Show, the one where Aunt Bee gets a cooking show.

It must have been a brand new set at the time it aired in Jan 1968.
Notice what appears to be a piece of black tape over the Magnavox name on the control panel, they must not have been a sponsor.

Username1 06-21-2015 05:51 AM

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stromberg6 06-21-2015 07:21 AM

The Dick Van Dyke show also used Magnavox props. Most rado and TV props in movies and TV shows were Zenith. Wonder why...:scratch2:

dieseljeep 06-22-2015 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric H (Post 3136422)
From season 8 of The Andy Griffith Show, the one where Aunt Bee gets a cooking show.

It must have been a brand new set at the time it aired in Jan 1968.
Notice what appears to be a piece of black tape over the Magnavox name on the control panel, they must not have been a sponsor.

If anyone followed the "Sopranos" on HBO, they would purposely mention brand names and show the products. The TV's were Philips and they had a larger logo, instead of hiding it. :D

Jon A. 06-22-2015 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by dieseljeep (Post 3136503)
If anyone followed the "Sopranos" on HBO, they would purposely mention brand names and show the products.

Including the guns? "Don't leave home without it".

Carmine 06-24-2015 07:16 PM

Looks like the prop department really put a lot of effort into cutting that black tape neatly. I think I could have done a better job at age 8.

Eric H 06-24-2015 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Carmine (Post 3136664)
Looks like the prop department really put a lot of effort into cutting that black tape neatly. I think I could have done a better job at age 8.

It's a bit sloppy but with the limits of definition back then probably
no one would have noticed.


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