Marvel Hulk 3D Thermal Lunch Bag with Sports Bottle

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Should you want one, know that this collector’s item could leave your finances a bit underwater. 9. Underdog But, man, Charlie Brown and gang just don’t have — and never have had, as far as I can remember — much in-the-moment social sway. Unfortunately, Thermos didn’t get National Geographic’s permission and had to stop making the lunch boxes. Oops! The Smithsonian Museum has one of these on display. One small step for kids, one giant leap for lunchtime. 5. Dudley Do-Right Whereas Bandwagon Brad tried hard — too hard — to be popular, Team Player Tim came by it naturally. But if you got to be his friend, Bob was fiercely loyal — so loyal that he’d feel bad if he had to turn you over to the teacher for some transgression.

Just when you realize these are all based on super popular television shows or pop culture icons, you come across a lunch box that wasn't based in success. “Man From Atlantis” was a short-lived television phenomenon in 1977-78. Four made-for-TV movies led to a series, but the series only lasted one 13-episode season. He was on the football team, the basketball team, the baseball team … he was in Student Council and 4-H … he always seemed to be the line leader, and all the teachers liked him. Never the #1 show during its four-year run, Kotter nevertheless appealed to just about everyone, from kids to parents to teachers. And the catchphrases were great. Officer Bob always straddled the thin line between bully and enforcer, and he always seemed to be judging you in some way. Brad was all about popularity, especially if it was innocuous and had little chance of polarizing the masses.

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I don’t know if it was like this everywhere, but my grade school had its own version of dating that we called “going with.” For Rita, Laura Ingalls and the Little House emphasis on learning were just about the best thing going on the tube.Herman, Lily, Eddie, Grandpa and Marilyn made for a seriously entertaining TV family. As popular as the show was, it’s no easy feat to scare up this lunch box from 1965. According to the Smithsonian, this was the first lunch box produced featuring a character image. Though it may not be the most expensive lunch box out there, it could be the most honored. Ol’ Walt had a couple of good ideas, didn’t he? 7. The Jetsons