Super Chicken was a segment of the cartoon series "George of the Jungle" that ran in 1967. 

When you find yourself in danger/
When you're threatened by a stranger/
When it looks like you will take a lickin' (puk, puk, puk, puk)/
There is someone waiting who/
Will hurry up and rescue you/
Just call for Super Chicken! (puk ack!)

This colorful animated image shows a heroic chicken in a plumed hat, cape, and sword, ready to save the day on a bustling city street

Dashing Super Chicken in Animated 2D Cartoon Style

Super Chicken 

A nostalgic Nikon F film photo captures the essence of Carnaby Street in its heyday, showcasing stylish young people in mod fashion on a sunny summer afternoon, surrounded by vintage shop signs, classic scooters, and warm film grain, evoking a dynamic and authentic retro aesthetic

Mod London in Vibrant 1960s Color

Carnaby High Street in its 1960’s Heyday

Vibrant 1960s Housewife in Nautical Chic

Lounging around on deck

A surreal illustration of a woman navigating a colorful rainbow in a boat, surrounded by cosmic and astral elements, creating a dreamlike atmosphere.

Cosmic Dreamer Crosses Vibrant Rainbow

A thin 1960s woman, with long black hair and bangs, wearing a turtleneck sweater and skinny jeans, holding a white rabbit in her hands, cros...

Across the Rainbow

Sleek Space Family Cruises Retro-Futuristic Highway in Silve...

Space Highway 

When KTRK-TV in Houston, Texas signed onto the airwaves on November 20, 1954, they were assigned Channel 13 by the Federal Communications Commission. Like other stations who were assigned the "unlucky 13" they chose a black cat as their mascot. In a viewer contest, the station chose the name Kitirik, a play on the station's call letters, for the station's mascot.

In 1958, a young woman named Bunny Orsak applied for a job at Channel 13 and station executives saw potential in her as the host for a new Children's Morning Television Series featuring their mascot. Orsak portrayed Kitirik from 1958 to 1974, entertaining many Houston children both at the Channel 13 studios and those watching at home with puppets, songs, stories, and guests.

Kitirik, 1960s

On a hot and humid Saturday morning in Houston, Jessica boards a HouTran bus for the Foley's Department Store on Main Street. There is a lot for her to see and buy. She's going to get that new Beatles album and a new dress. She plans to get together with some friends for lunch at the Foley's cafeteria, do some window shopping at Sakowitz across the street before heading home.

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