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Danny, I am thirty or forty years old. He/Him. Lots of Scifi and way too much media, too many gifs. Not a DW Rewatch Rewatch (S10), It's Not a Stargate Rewatch Rewatch (SGA S5). Vigil (S1). Various other media.

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Ultimate Audio Video Combination - The Kuba Komet TV and Meteor Jukebox

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Red colored television, not plugged in. There's a circular metal antenna on the top left. A closed antenna appears to be on the top right corner of the television. White background.

Birdseye view of the red television. A better view of the control dashboard (black) with knobs and the vertical metal antenna is pulled out.

Image of the backside of the red Ultravox television. There are input slots for cables on the back, as well as other function knobs. Circular metal antenna is visible, vertical antenna is not.

Rare 1970s space age television 'Lucky 12' was modeled and designed by Giovanni Offedi for the Ultravox in Milan. This black & white television featured a radio with CCIR B/G standard VHF/UHF tuner.

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Source: archive.org

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Retro Vintage Television Orange TV Set Vintagelooks.com by VintageLooks.com on Flickr.

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Portable TVs made in Soviet Union in the 1980s.

My uncle had one of those when I was a kid, it was used as a kitchen TV. It was tiny and we had to sit really close to see anything. Sometimes he’d bring it to family picnics. It felt like magic!

(via Moscow Design Museum)

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Two more, Elektronika VL-100 in blue (1969) and Šilelis 405 (Lithuania, 1972).