You could definitely tell when Dick Clark's health was failing after he returned from that one-year sabbatical following his stroke. It was heartbreaking. But it also prompted me to watch my health closely, as diabetes and cancer both run in my family.
Not even close, I TRIED watching it a few times and I change the channel after 2-3 min. Ryan and that annoying loudmouth Jenny McCarthy is full of cringe! Heck, I'll just tune into earthcam .com, watch the live online stream from there - with the TV on another channel in the background....if it comes to that.
watching the ball drop for each year in this video just brings happiness to me. everyone's happy to have a new start in their lives, and the love they spread to each other is very touching and let's you feel joy (: Happy New Year everyone! :D
I was born in 1967 and remember watching almost all of these. Some years they actually did "instant replays" one minute later. RIP Guy Lombardo and Dick Clark.
Happy New Year,everybody! Its the last day of 2012! When,you're watching NYE w/ Ryan Seacrest tonight,if you all were alive in DC's life,remember it all. RIP DC 11/30/1929 to 4/18/2012. Also,if your not watching NYRE,reflect on this year,including Superstorm Sandy (i was in it!) I lost power from late Monday afternoon,then got it back late Friday night. One of my uncles got power the day right after the hurricane. After Sandy,i got a BIG blizzard,which was Athena. Anyway,Happy New Year 2013!
I remember the ball went dark for a minute before either 1980 or 1981, it was for the American hostages in Iran. They were released a few weeks later after Reagan took office, 444 days in captivity. I can't believe that "Big Apple" ball was little over 30 years ago, I remember that also.
THANK YOU....That was mega -cool.....i hope the world has many, many , many more new years to come....it was fun looking back...im 53 i remember almost all of those....very nice
My daughter accidentally answered this on my google account. So let me answer... I was born in 69. I watched the ball drop every year. She was born in 02. She's young. Lol. Dick Clark WAS New Year to us in the 70's. :D
OMG this is so great!!!!!!!!! I love love LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! I just love watching all the great and happy times of the past!!!! Please don't get rid of this video ever!!!!!!!!
norge696 20 years later: "I feel bad for all these kids who were born in 2010. Early 2000s, those were the days." People always get nostalgic about the past.
My goodness I completely forgot that when I was a kid it was an apple that dropped some years! Some of these seem like not so long ago, time flies too fast.
The two things which stand out in this collection: ONE - How much less the crowd was into it when comparing the changeover to 2001 and 2002, thanks to September 11th. TWO - Dick Clark being in full spirits with the changeover to 2004. Of course, he suffered his stroke that year, which was why Regis Philbin filled in for him.
It isn’t the same without Dick Clark. He was a classic person back then hosting Dick Clark’s New Year Rockin’ Eve. The last time I watched Dick Clark’s New Years Rockin’ Eve was in 2013. That year, Ryan Seacrest and the other people were so much different than Dick Clark and made me very sad. Now, I watch a different TV Channel that does coverage on the Ball Drop. But I will always remember Dick Clark doing the countdown for every Ball Drop and makes me very sad he isn’t with us anymore.
My oldest sister was born in 1987 then came along my second sister who was born in 1988 & then my parents had my twin sisters in 1991 & then me in 2001 then came along my niece in 2003, my second niece in 2008 then my nephew in 2009 then my niece again in 2010 & my other niece in 2011 then have 3 more after that lol :D