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3980Articlelissaschmucker This was so much fun to read.Top 30 Cars & Trucks from 80s Movies & TVJul 05, 2017View
3979ArticleHoju KoolanderI have to disagree with you on Good Burger. I was a regular viewer of All That as a kid, but didn't bother to see the film in the 90s. I just watched it for the first time last year and it's actually hilarious. The humor is pretty subversive and clever for adults if you read between the lines. Look for a mention of the T2 stage show in an upcoming article of mine. I guess with the Terminator 2 3-D re-release coming soon, it's in the air. Top Five 90s Summer MoviesJul 05, 2017View
3978ArticleBenjanimestage 3 kept kicking my butt because of those stupid yellow ant monsters :/Altered BeastJul 04, 2017View
3977ArticleThatDudeintheHoodieI remember the hype as well, It was the only thing besides Pokemon and Lion King that got the most hype. Top Five 90s Summer MoviesJul 04, 2017View
3976ArticleNLoganI never had a Sega but I played the crap out the arcade version just for the transformation into a werewolf aspect. I never got very far as it was pretty hard to get past the second level, for me at least.Altered BeastJul 04, 2017View
3975ArticleNLoganI watched Jurassic Park multiple times in the theater in 1993. Terminator II was awesome in the theater in 1991. After waiting 16 years since Return of the Jedi in 1983 the excitement was in the air in May of 1999. There was a countdown on the news counting off the days until the movie release for The Phantom Menace. It was the first time in my life I remember seeing people lining up in advance to get movie tickets. I remember everyone cheering as the Lucasfilm logo appeared on screen. I tried hard to like it but I was severely disappointed. Ray Park as Darth Maul and Ewan McGregor as Obi Wan Kenobi were the only saving graces. I remember thinking wow they even screwed up Yoda who was a puppet. No matter the amount of eye rolls today when the movie is mentioned I will always remember the excitement building up to its release.Top Five 90s Summer MoviesJul 04, 2017View
3974ArticleHoju KoolanderI am totally blown away by the revelation that Three's Company had a sequel series. I can't believe I missed that. Robert Ginty aka "The Paper Chase Guy" was also the lead in a film featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000 called Warrior of the Lost World. I wonder if StreetHawk was just too expensive to produce like The Flash TV series from 1990. It got decent ratings, they just couldn't justify the cost to keep making it.1984 TV Guide Fall Preview: ABCJul 01, 2017View
3973ArticleHoju KoolanderOh Xuxa, so bizarre. Like NLogan I spent some time in Brazil where she is a Megastar and saw her face everywhere. But I knew her first from this show in the 6 am timeslots pikachulover mentioned. I had forgotten Masters of the Maze, but actually watched it daily after school. JD Roth was the ultimate kid's show host for me. I've been enjoying your article contributions, keep it up!Five Game Shows No One Talks About AnymoreJun 28, 2017View
3972ArticlepikachuloverMy prepubescent neighbor liked to watch Xuxa. His older sister and I thought her show was boring. At first her show was on at a good time like at 9AM then when the ratings dropped they moved it to like 6AM. When I was a teenager I got some jelly shoes and wore them to school circa 1998. All the girls kept calling them Xuxa shoes. I had never heard them called that before. Apparently that's what they call jelly shoes in other parts of the world. http://www.inthe80s.com/clothes/francophile86hotmailcom0.shtml I had never heard of Steampipe Alley until about 2 years ago when I saw somebody mention it in a comment on youtube, and I searched for some clips. My dad and I used to watch Gladiators 2000 on Sunday mornings. One of Ryan's co-hosts was Valerie Rae Miller who later went onto One Saturday Morning and Dark Angel. My dad had a crush on her. In the fall of 1995 my class went to a taping of Wild Animal Games. Another little known game show. Seacrest was the host. The only reason I knew who he was because I watched Gladiators 2000. None of the other people on that field trip had seen his other show. Anyway Seacrest was a jerk when my friends and I tried to meet him. Five Game Shows No One Talks About AnymoreJun 27, 2017View
3971Articlemickyarberthanks for all the great feedback guys. I love these old tv guides, and they are a wealth of article content.1984 TV Guide Fall Preview: ABCJun 23, 2017View