Years ago it was Sanford and Son, and tonight I saw the sofa in a 1975 episode of Maude:lol:

Damm that soda sure was used by time it landed on the Three's company set

lol that's awesome. Do you have those shows on DVD so you could take a screen-cap?

lol that's awesome. Do you have those shows on DVD so you could take a screen-cap?


The episode of Maude is posted right below and so as the ep starts you see the sofa.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51i_YcgKjkA

Here is the Sanford and Son episode, featuring the sofa at the 13:45 mark

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9D9pDoGCYI

Ahaha that's funny to see. Thanks for sharing.

Ahaha that's funny to see. Thanks for sharing.



The Trio had a Brand New OLD sofa:lol: :lol:

The Trio had a Brand New OLD sofa:lol: :lol:

No wonder it was falling apart and they needed a new sofa!!! That thing was worn out :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

No wonder it was falling apart and they needed a new sofa!!! That thing was worn out :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


Yes, 1975 to 1983 :lol: :lol:

lol that's awesome. Do you have those shows on DVD so you could take a screen-cap?



Btw, what is the name of the software you would need to do this?

Btw, what is the name of the software you would need to do this?
You don't need any software. It's just a button you push on your computer. Put your DVD in the computer and when you have it on your screen, on your keyboard you just push the cap button. If you have a PC, there should be a button that says PrtSc (print screen) in the upper right hand area of the keyboard. That'll capture the entire screen. You can crop out the excess stuff by pasting it into a program like Microsoft Paint. If you have a Mac, push command+shift+4 to select the area you want to cap, or you can just push command+shift+3 to cap the whole screen.

A note, though, if you have a Mac...in order to prevent people from capping (apparently it's a problem? I don't see why...) the default player when you put in your DVD won't allow you do capture any image from it. It'll just show up as a black square. In order to bypass this (with the glory of internet, you can bypass pretty much anything) you can download a media player like VLC and it'll work just fine.

Haha sounds way more complicated than it is but...really, it's just a button.

You don't need any software. It's just a button you push on your computer. Put your DVD in the computer and when you have it on your screen, on your keyboard you just push the cap button. If you have a PC, there should be a button that says PrtSc (print screen) in the upper right hand area of the keyboard. That'll capture the entire screen. You can crop out the excess stuff by pasting it into a program like Microsoft Paint. If you have a Mac, push command+shift+4 to select the area you want to cap, or you can just push command+shift+3 to cap the whole screen.

A note, though, if you have a Mac...in order to prevent people from capping (apparently it's a problem? I don't see why...) the default player when you put in your DVD won't allow you do capture any image from it. It'll just show up as a black square. In order to bypass this (with the glory of internet, you can bypass pretty much anything) you can download a media player like VLC and it'll work just fine.

Haha sounds way more complicated than it is but...really, it's just a button.


Hey cool. I used to have to burn the dvd and then use a program like Power DVD. This is much easier. Thanks. :wave:

Hey cool. I used to have to burn the dvd and then use a program like Power DVD. This is much easier. Thanks. :wave:
No problem! :)