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Jump back in time to a more innocent time. Although
"Happy Days" was supposed to be set in the 50's it always
felt that it took place in a fantasy world that never existed
to me. There was a lack of references to anything that truly
happened in the 50's and, except for the clothes, you'd
be forgiven in believing that this truly was a 70's sitcom.
Sure there were some minor passing references to stars from
the 50's but it still seemed like a never-never land type
of place to me. That is probably exactly what the network
and Marshall were hoping for in order to attract adults
(who grew up then) and kids (who were curious about it).
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Image & Sound:
Colors are good although there is a bit of fading.
The shows look decent but it's clear that no great pains
were taken to do a restoration beyond tweaking the colors
and contrast. Audio is in mono and dialogue sounds clear.
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