1974's Groove Tube

[wkmac]

I know I'm gonna date myself but along with Monty Python's Holy Grail and Mel Brooks Blazing Saddles and Young Frankensteen Groove Tube was a off color comedy must see at the movie theater. It was a Chevy Chase among others project and you can see the early SNL humor. Here is one segment from the movie I happened by accident to stumble on called Kramp TV Kitchen's 4th of July Heritage Loaf!

[video=youtube;N6vJYyYrRps]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6vJYyYrRps[/video]

This movie was a scream to say the least. Anybody else see it or am I the only one here that old or the only honest person to admit it?

 

[cheryl]

Yep, I remember it. I thought it was hilarious, was 14 when it came out. Did you see Kentucky Fried Movie? 1977...

[video=youtube;oAJ4XVmI4dc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAJ4XVmI4dc[/video]

 

[wkmac]

Yep, I remember it. I thought it was hilarious, was 14 when it came out. Did you see Kentucky Fried Movie? 1977...

14! You trying to make me feel old!
Yes I saw KFM and that was another good comedy piece of the era. Thanks for mentioning.

 

[brownedout]

I too saw it and KFM, and even younger. Probably saw GT around the time KFM came out. That's older brother(s) and sister(s) for ya!

 

[moreluck]

Wkmac.....in that Kramp Kitchen segment, I noticed that all those round glass bowls are Pyrex brand. I actually still have a few casserole dishes with lids...sadly, all the designs have been worn off from use. They are found today in antique shops all over. That'll make you feel old too.