Season five opening credits.

Cute addition to the season five opener. 

Blink and you miss it.

She even makes frumpy cardigans pretty.

"Why, yes I do."

Great hair for 1971.

What is it like to pretend to eat food on a sound stage episode after episode?

Multi-block cardigan!

So pretty.

It is for us only to say yes.

Airplane!

Sunray Airlines.

Family running to the tarmac!

Jack?

Achingly pretty. Her hair looks great.

A mad dash in heels!

Kiss! 

Mailbag!

For today's entry,

Well,

Um, it looks like we are supposed to answer a question sent in by a reader!

Oh, but we haven't got any.

Oh well.

How should we attack this?  Who has a question for Wonder Years Mom?

Flashback Saturday.

The hair stylist was SO on point.  Good job!

Mega Mom Monday!

Flashback! (in bed!)

I love it when shows about the past do flashbacks.

So, this was mother's day 195-?  I can't tell - her beauty is so timeless.

I bet this is an old house.  I probably have to pay more attention to the narrative.  Pfft.

Life's a beach.

The Long & Winding Road

I checked with Forgotten Hits for a suitable soundtrack for

The Clan Arnold Vacation to Somewhere Unimportant!

Now, let's get a little music to go with this incredibly long car trip!

25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago

"Mississippi Queen" - Mountain

"Band Of Gold" - Freda Payne

"Ball Of Confusion" (That's What The World Is Today) - The Temptations

"The Love You Save" - The Jackson Five

Get Ready - Rare Earth

"The Long & Winding Road" - The Beatles

"The Wonder Of You" - Elvis

"Solitary Man" - Neil Diamond's first hit, says YouTube.

(Love is a small word.)

"Cecilia" - Simon & Garfunkel

Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours". 

(11 August 1970)

"(They Long To Be) Close To You" - The Carpenters

Relegated to the back, again.

The number one national hit song of 1970 was, apparently, 

Three Dog Night doing "Mama Told Me (Not To Come)".  

Readers may remember that song being featured in

 Terry Gilliam's Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas (1998).