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You know VH1 is bankrupt when they get so cheap to have a "I Love the 30s"!

M*A*S*H!

The 1960s was a GREAT decade for television; a lot of my favorite shows came from that decade... - The Andy Griffith Show (1960 - 1968) - The Alvin Show (1961 - 1962) - The Munsters (1963 - 1965) - Bewitched (1964 - 1972) - I Dream of Jeannie (1965 - 1970) - Green Acres (1965 - 1970) -...

It's a good thing you pointed that out, because I was almost like "Wait a minute, surely Canada's been a country LONG before the 60s..." :(

Maybe Colby thinks WW2 was fun, like the guys on Hogan's Heroes?

Breakfast: Just the muffins today. Lunch: Nothing. Supper: Mr. Gatti's... perfect if you're a little kid wanting to play in the game arcade, or an old person wanting really cheap (in more ways than one) pizza.

Oh yeah!

I know you can't man, lol! For right now, the only thing that's really still standing is the front of 123 and Big Bird's doors, but like I said, give me a week, and it should good as new! Lol, even my mom was singing the hallelujah chorus when I told her I decided to keep it as is; it...

I've mentioned it several times, but I've never really shared any pictures of it with you guys. Well last night I came to a decision... there has just been WAY too many changes to the actual set this year that's going to take A LOT of time, energy, and effort to try to replicate, some of...

1984 and 1985 were two big years for us muppet fans. For one thing, 1984 saw The Muppets Take Manhattan, the last theatrical muppet movie that was produced before Jim's passing (I mean strictly muppet, because I realize Labyrinth came out in 1986); meanwhile, 1985 saw the very first Sesame...

Not quite. It was at the of Season 32, yes, but it was BEFORE the hurricane saga, in which Kermit and Al Roker were keeping viewers up-to-date about the hurricane approaching Sesame Street. And that someone singing about family was Kep Mo.

I'm not sure, they were giving out samples in the seafood department at the store, and the guy giving them away said they had trout and shark, I said I had never had shark before, so he gave me a sample of barbecued shark meat, saying that it has a similar texture to that of salmon. It was...

At least it wasn't enemy chicken!:p

Breakfast: Just the "Frosted Krispios", we were out of muffins. Lunch: Nothing. Supper: Chips and pickles.

Maybe it's just me, but I think it'd be nice if this thread had a little structure, that way everybody can have a chance to share their thoughts about particular events that happened in the 80s, rather than all of us just babble on and on about this and that and whatnot. Speaking of which...

You have no idea how hard I laughed at that!

Are we supposed to talk about Thriller for right now, or what? Because William just mentioned ALF...

I ate shark meat.

Breakfast: Golden Grahams. Lunch: Pickles. Supper: Country Fried Steak Sandwiches. Late Night Movie Night Snacks: Mega Pizza Rolls, and Kettle Corn.

I never even heard of this show before, but I recognize a lot of names... Rick Moranis, Jonathan Winters, Frank Welker, Sandra Gould, Roger Rose, Ricki Lake, Maurice LaMarche, and Tim Curry.