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Suzanne Sommers was peddling merchandise on HSN when she decided it’d be a good idea to spin around in her dress and maybe flash her vadge. The jury is still out on whether these were panties or an actual 60-year-old’s cooch. I have no idea myself. I like my eyes too much to take a second look.
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Published: 22:36 BST, 16 October 2019 | Updated: 22:54 BST, 16 October 2019
Suzanne Somers turned 73-years-old on Wednesday.
And to mark the special occasion the Three's Company actress bared all for a special photo on her Instagram page. The blonde beauty posed with no clothing on while in a field of yellow wildflowers.
'Here I am at 73 in my Birthday Suit!!!' the wife of producer Alan Hamel wrote alongside the photo while looking into the camera.
Birthday Suit: Suzanne Somers is celebrated her 73rd birthday by stripping down and posing in nothing but her birthday suit
The original team: The blonde beauty in 1977 with John Ritter and Joyce DeWitt on the sitcom Three's Company
Back in September, Suzanne spoke with DailyMail.com about how she stays looking so young thanks to her new beauty regime.
After noticing too many harsh chemicals and ingredients in her skincare items, she decided to change all of that and create her own line, SUZANNE Organics.
'After my breast cancer diagnosis I became a wellness warrior to get all the toxins and chemicals out of my diet, home, and cosmetic bags,' she said during the interview.
'I couldn't find organic anti-aging cream, hair care, and makeup that really delivered, so I searched the globe for the best organic formulators and manufacturers to create my own line of Certified ToxicFree products.'
Gorgeous: Suzanne looked amazing in this green mini dress while at the Carousel of Hope Ball back in October 2018
Now, her very own company makes all things skincare, hair care, and even tanning products.
She even went on to share how she keeps her golden glow and her beauty secret of her anti-aging serums.
'I have a little secret,' Suzanne says. 'I am not a sunny California girl with a golden tan. I am actually a pale Irish woman covered in freckles!'
Stylish: Suzanne and her husband Alan Hamel are spotted out over the summer while out in Los Angeles for the evening
But that's not all. She also has her hands full with the release of her 27th book, A New Way To Age.
'I’m a child of alcoholics. I was diagnosed with dyslexia. I’ve had therapy. My birthday’s next month. You can’t lie about age. My Malibu house burned down. In an accident, my son was severely injured. I’ve had illness, which forced a change in eating habits. I moved into a home that had black mold,' she said during an interview with Page Six .
'So I’ve gathered myself together. Renegotiated. I’ve lectured, been on the Shopping Channel. I’m going retail. I will not be a victim.'
She is best known for playing Chrissy Snow on Three's Company in 1977. And she also starred on Step By Step from 1991 until 1998.
In 2005 the leggy wonder competed on Dancing With The Stars.
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The first half of the 1970s saw television abandoning the light and fluffy sitcom ( I Dream of Jeannie, The Beverly Hillbillies, etc.) in favor of a more real approach ( All in the Family, Maude , and other Normal Lear productions). The new wave of heavy-handed material lasted into the 1980s, with sitcoms like Diff’rent Strokes still dealing with some uncomfortable taboo issues.
Thankfully, there was a breath of fresh air in the latter half of the 70s – or, more correctly, a breast of fresh air. A new brand of television was born amid the wasteland of self-important Emmy winning programs – Jiggle TV.
The term itself was coined by whiny-baby NBC exec, Paul Klein, slamming the T&A strategy over at ABC. He was probably just jealous, because NBC wasn’t doing too well, and ABC’s newly termed Jiggle TV was raking in the audiences like mad. It was a formula that worked, no matter what the jealous competitors said. And it kept jiggling well into the 80s, when it began to taper off. I suppose this sort of gratuitous T&A for ratings was too much for the conservative minded Reagan era. Yes, shows like Baywatch kept the flame alive (becoming the most popular show on the planet, quite literally), but the heyday of Jiggle TV had sadly passed.
So, in the name of broadcast history research (our motives are purely academic), let’s explore the top 5 Jiggle TV programs of the 1970s (and early 80s). Enjoy!
“When the show was number three, I figured it was our acting. When it got to be number one, I decided it could only be because none of us wears a bra.”
– Farrah Fawcett-Majors on Charlie’s Angels
You could argue that Aaron Spelling was the mastermind behind all this jiggle television – he’s a sort-of the anti-Norman Lear. Of all his shows, none came under fire more than Charlie’s Angels. Yet, if you take a moment to check out some old episodes, you’ll find it’s not as bad as the media portrayed it to be. You would think the show was hardcore pornography from the way the critics described it. But, in reality, Spelling flaunted the Angels’ assets, but was not near as gratuitous as the public was led to believe.
Every so often, the show would find an excuse to put the Angels in bikinis or other skimpy attire. However, long dresses and pants were the style in the late 70s. Thus, more often than not, Farrah, Kate, and Jaclyn were in wool turtlenecks and polyester slacks.
But, as Farrah’s quote makes clear (as do the pictures above), Charlie’s Angels truly was a “Bra Free Zone” and that makes it an easy candidate for the top five Jiggle TV entries.
Here is another example of how the Jiggle TV label was perhaps over-exaggerated. No show took more heat from critics than Three’s Company , yet (as many critics would admit) it wasn’t really that sexy. Yes, the girls were good looking – but does that warrant a derogatory label? You could argue Star Trek and Gilligan’s Island flaunted their female actresses just as much.
What it came down to was the promotion. The ABC promos made the shows look like softcore sleaze-fests, when in fact, they were fairly T&A free. Yes, Suzanne Somers had her moments where the boobs were so prominent, male audiences got dry eyeballs from a complete lack of blinking. However, they were relatively few and far between.
So, Three’s Company earns its place on the list because it is forever inseparably linked with the term “Jiggle TV”. Yet, an honest evaluation of the show would prove there many others more deserving of the brand.
Heather Menzies’ miniskirt on Logan’s Run is the high water mark in the history of revealing outfits on television. No skirt was shorter, more center-stage, or more prone to flying upwards. Indeed, it was the topic of much discussion at the time. Even smack in the middle of the Jiggle TV phenomenon, it still raised eyebrows.
“They have to be careful with the camera with this costume… When I bend over they’re in trouble” – Heather Menzies (from a 1977 article shown below)
As mentioned in the article, the skirt kept getting shorter and skimpier as the series progressed…
“Whadya think, Logan? Do you like it?” I’m betting Gregory Harrison had to keep a cool rag on hand on the set. Probably lots of lotions in the ol’ trailer as well.
But it wasn’t just the outfit, it was the…. well, it was the jiggle. The show had Heather jumping, and bouncing around, rolling in the sand, getting soaking wet, her dress torn to ribbons,… I think you get the picture. All the while, the camera made sure audiences got a perfect view of all the Heather action.
This scene is truly remarkable. There’s an inexplicable cave-in down this hallway (?) and Jessica must be carried away from this pointless danger by her robot friend, Rem. The camera leers up her skirt as the pair travels the length of, not one, but two corridors. There is simply no other reason for this scene to exist other than for male audiences to get a clear view of Heather’s underwear.
In this scene, Jessica is drugged by aliens, and the side effects apparently involve lots orgasmic groaning and squirming. For young audiences going through puberty, this scene also had its side effects: an embarrassing amount of sweating and swelling.
While Charlie’s Angels ’ jiggle could be surprisingly subtle, Wonder Woman was all-out gratuitous exercising every opportunity to “sell the sizzle”. We’re all familiar with the costume, which on its own guaranteed high ratings. But, even out of her superhero duds, Diana (Linda Carter) was a winner with male audiences. Of particular note is the episode “The Bermuda Triangle Crisis” (1975). In this episode, Steve and Diana crash land on a desert island… and, somehow during the crash, Diana’s respectable length attire is transformed into tattered Daisy Dukes. Don’t you hate it when that happens?
Another tactic was to really make the most out of Wonder Woman’s smoking hot getup. That meant having conveniently revealing camera angles at every possible turn. Take for instance “The Pied Piper” (1977) episode where Wonder Woman is, for the millionth time, in bondage…
The producers milked the outfit for all it was worth, and made damn sure cameras captured every curve. I picture the Wonder Woman cameramen as a bunch of horny, slobbering middle-aged men…. basically, just like the target audience.
(L) Kirstie Alley in the episode “Don’t Take My Wife, Please” and (R) Judy Landers and Sonny Bono in the episode “Oh, My Aching Brother”.
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