🇬🇧Popular programs of the 1980-1990sHave you ever wondered what popular programs looked like in the 1980-1990s? Designer Luli Kibudi has created a collection of images called “Once Upon a Time” that depicts the popular programs of that era

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🇬🇧Popular programs of the 1980-1990s

Have you ever wondered what popular programs looked like in the 1980-1990s? Designer Luli Kibudi has created a collection of images called “Once Upon a Time” that depicts the popular programs of that era, amazing!

🇺🇿1980-1990-yillarning mashhur dasturlari

1980-1990 yillarda mashhur dasturlar qanday ko'rinishda boʻlgan o'ylab ko'rganmisiz? Dizayner Luli Kibudi "Bir vaqtlar" nomli tasvirlar to'plamini yaratdi, u erda o'sha davrning mashhur dasturlari tasvirlangan, ajoyib!☺️

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