That's 70s

That's 70s is a Danish nostalgia channel, and it leans into the decade hard: the logo, the idents, the on-screen type all look like they were rescued from a 1978 control room. Programming is built around retro music and light general entertainment rather than anything produced this year, which is the whole point. If you want That's 70s live, you're here for the vibe, not for breaking news. As a general TV option in Denmark, it sits in a strange but likeable niche: too niche for mainstream prime time, too polished to be pure kitsch. The music blocks are the strongest part. Expect a lot of familiar seventies and early-eighties tracks, plus the occasional talking-head segment explaining why a particular record mattered. The presentation is where it wobbles. Some wraparound links feel under-rehearsed, and the schedule repeats more than a casual viewer might expect. Still, for anyone curious how Danish broadcasters treat pure nostalgia, it's an easy, low-stakes watch. Curious expats and retro fans will get the most out of it.