Fads of Yesteryear
- Rubik’s Cubes (early 80’s)
- Beanie Babies (1990s)
- Coonskin caps (1950s)
- Clackers (late 1960s / early 1970s)
- Rollerblades (1990s)
- Pet Rocks (mid-1970s)
- Mood Rings (1970s)
- Flagpole Sitting (1920’s)
- Max Headroom (late 1980s)
- Goldfish swallowing (late 1930s)
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Fads of Yesteryear
- Rubik’s Cubes (early 80’s)
- Beanie Babies (1990s)
- Coonskin caps (1950s)
- Clackers (late 1960s / early 1970s)
- Rollerblades (1990s)
- Pet Rocks (mid-1970s)
- Mood Rings (1970s)
- Flagpole Sitting (1920’s)
- Max Headroom (late 1980s)
- Goldfish swallowing (late 1930s)
- Headless portraits (mid-to-late 19th century)
This was a macabre fad using photographic darkroom tricks. The subjects were often depicted as holding their own heads in their hands.
Fads of Yesteryear
- Rubik’s Cubes (early 80’s)
- Beanie Babies (1990s)
- Coonskin caps (1950s)
- Clackers (late 1960s / early 1970s)
- Rollerblades (1990s)
- Pet Rocks (mid-1970s)
- Mood Rings (1970s)
- Flagpole Sitting (1920’s)
- Max Headroom (late 1980s)
- Goldfish swallowing (late 1930s)
- Headless portraits (mid-to-late 19th century)
- Cabbage Patch Kids (1983)
- 6-7 (last year)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
- My Cousin Vinnie (stammering defense lawyer John Gibbons)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
- My Cousin Vinnie (stammering defense lawyer John Gibbons)
- Catch-22 (Lt. Col. Moodus)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
- My Cousin Vinnie (stammering defense lawyer John Gibbons)
- Catch-22 (Lt. Col. Moodus)
- Finding Dory (Gurgle)
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
- My Cousin Vinnie (stammering defense lawyer John Gibbons)
- Catch-22 (Lt. Col. Moodus)
- Finding Dory (Gurgle)
- What’s Up, Doc?
Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
- My Cousin Vinnie (stammering defense lawyer John Gibbons)
- Catch-22 (Lt. Col. Moodus)
- Finding Dory (Gurgle)
- What’s Up, Doc?
- Guarding Tess (Earl the Chauffeur)
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Austin Pendleton on the big and small screens
- The Muppet Movie (he was Max)
- The West Wing (as Barry Haskell in “Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics”)
- Highlander (uncredited in hospital scene)
- Say Goodnight, Gracie (director, TV movie)
- My Cousin Vinnie (stammering defense lawyer John Gibbons)
- Catch-22 (Lt. Col. Moodus)
- Finding Dory (Gurgle)
- What’s Up, Doc?
- Guarding Tess (Earl the Chauffeur)
- Simon (Dr. Carl Becker)