He nailed it. My grandma and I would watch this and rescue 911 every night I stayed over at her house. As soon as he began to speak it was 1993 and everything was alright with the world.
What’s really weird is they still play the old unsolved mysteries just with new hosts it’s the same footage from the old shows except for the few they scrolled like the one about l’enfant.
Man, I actually miss the Kingdome. I remember my dad taking us kids there to watch the Mariners play, and get free baseball bats sponsored by McDonalds.
TheLockNessMonster I just looked up the Mystery Coke Machine on Capital Hill and there is a video saying that IT is missing! The you tube video was uploaded last July. Do you know anything about that or if the Machine has returned?
not anymore. As of late 2019, it isn't there anymore. I went to FINALLY see it, only to find it gone. It may have been moved elsewhere but if it has then I have no idea where.
@@ADavidJohnsonAnd they were correct. Their city and way of life was annihilated by tech-migration and their whack-job politics. “But look at all the money”. Yeah, that’s not what they were referring to.
"One of the country's most livable cities." Ah, those halcyon days of peace, law and order, with parks we pay for and could actually use, streets we could walk with little fear of druggies attacking, without kicking needles out of the way as we walk. Ahhhh, good times, good times.
What a classic era in Seattle! At the time, you thought it would never end...
Now it's just another gentrified city.
This was just a spectacular show.
I seen the taping of almost decades ago when I was working at King 5 at their old dexter ave venue.Those were the days simple life .
This show was always fun late night.
Pat Cashman does a mean Robert Stack- Hilarious!
He nailed it. My grandma and I would watch this and rescue 911 every night I stayed over at her house. As soon as he began to speak it was 1993 and everything was alright with the world.
What’s really weird is they still play the old unsolved mysteries just with new hosts it’s the same footage from the old shows except for the few they scrolled like the one about l’enfant.
Thank you for posting all these clips. I was pretty young when this was on so it's fun to watch and actually get all the jokes
I once worked on the copier at the business at the 2:07 mark.
It's crazy seeing Oxbow Park back then. The city has completely revived it and the neighborhood surrounding it is growing pretty fast.
I was cracking up at the driving portion
To this day, that statue in fremont never goes a day without being decorated to all hell
Same thing happens to Lenin now. It wasn't there at the time, but people do the same thing.
Man, I actually miss the Kingdome. I remember my dad taking us kids there to watch the Mariners play, and get free baseball bats sponsored by McDonalds.
They should have mentioned the Mystery Coke Machine on Capitol Hill. That actually IS an unsolved mystery of Seattle!
TheLockNessMonster I just looked up the Mystery Coke Machine on Capital Hill and there is a video saying that IT is missing! The you tube video was uploaded last July. Do you know anything about that or if the Machine has returned?
Yeah it's gone now they said they were fixing it that it went for a walk it would be back been gone year and a half at least
not anymore. As of late 2019, it isn't there anymore. I went to FINALLY see it, only to find it gone. It may have been moved elsewhere but if it has then I have no idea where.
this is TOO funneh! I'm from Seattle and used to watch almost live in the 80's, but have never seen this! LOL
2:53 There is no “R” in “Washington”! ☻
If their marketing department had been a little sharper, "Almost Live: Where Are The Pants?" would have been a t-shirt.
i am the enumclaw man
Love it love it love it!
Seattle was such a great livable city then.
I work right down the street from CrapO appliance.
Did he do the only doorway in Seattle that doesn't smell like pee? That was a classic!
Seattle was more innocent back then, if that's the right word.
Haha, he sounds just like the real narrator of that show.
Back when Seattle was one of the most livable cities
People claimed Seattle was dying then.
@@ADavidJohnsonAnd they were correct. Their city and way of life was annihilated by tech-migration and their whack-job politics. “But look at all the money”. Yeah, that’s not what they were referring to.
Crime was higher, more people were poorer back then. Now there is a lot of money in the city, with a higher wealth disparity, but less overall crime.
He left out the T&A supply Westlake
it’s in another episode
They have one of those sculptures in the new tumwater.
I don't remember this one. I thought it was going to be The Bead Store.
"One of the country's most livable cities." Ah, those halcyon days of peace, law and order, with parks we pay for and could actually use, streets we could walk with little fear of druggies attacking, without kicking needles out of the way as we walk. Ahhhh, good times, good times.
I mean they're just helping themselves to their beer.
... Yeah, I miss how Seattle was.
Lol📺
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