Gilligan's Island
Bally, 1991For the Australian pinside readers who caught the Paul Hogan "Hoges" doco/telemovie last night and may have spotted an anachronism in the background.
I guess the props master picked it because of the retro theme, without considering any pinball collectors who might be watching.
Setting the scene:
Sydney 1979 - Paul Hogan and his manager John Cornell sit down to have a business meeting with reps from a cigarette manufacturer (with a strangely modern view of Sydney harbour.)
Quoted from vicjw66:Happy Days set a dangerous precedent with Nip-It
Well obviously Fonzie brought it back from the future with his deux ex "time" machina. 
Quoted from Darcy:Did Paul promote cigarettes?
Yep, before he got the Australian "throw another shrimp on the barbie" tourism gig.
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