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  1. On This Day July 24 1988 – The Final Episode of Tales From the Darkside Aired

    On This Day July 24 1988 – The Final Episode of Tales From the Darkside Aired

    On this day July 24 1988, the final episode of Tales From the Darkside aired, closing out a four season run of one of the most eerie and creative anthology series of the decade. Created by George A Romero, the show premiered in 1984 and became known for its chilling tales of the supernatural...
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  2. On This Day: July 10, 1981 – Final Episode of Sanford Aired on NBC

    On This Day: July 10, 1981 – Final Episode of Sanford Aired on NBC

    On this day July 10, 1981, the final episode of Sanford aired on NBC, bringing an end to the short lived sequel to the classic sitcom Sanford and Son. The series starred Redd Foxx reprising his role as Fred Sanford, now running his junkyard with a new business partner and adapting to a changed...
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    Saturday Morning Fever: 80s Cartoons That Changed the Game

    This thread is for the general discussion of the Spotlight Saturday Morning Fever: 80s Cartoons That Changed the Game. Please add to the discussion here.
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    • 1980s animation 80s cartoons 80s kids tv 80s nostalgia 80s tv shows animated series cartoon history cartoon theme songs childhood memories classic cartoons g.i. joe he-man rainbow brite retro cartoons saturday morning cartoons teenage mutant ninja turtles the smurfs thundercats transformers vintage cartoons
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  4. Saturday Morning Fever: 80s Cartoons That Changed the Game

    Saturday Morning Fever: 80s Cartoons That Changed the Game

    There was something magical about waking up early on a Saturday morning in the 1980s. You would grab a bowl of your favorite sugary cereal, settle into your favorite spot on the couch, and prepare for hours of nonstop animated adventure. Before streaming and on-demand TV, Saturday mornings...
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    • 1980s animation 80s cartoons 80s kids tv 80s nostalgia 80s tv shows animated series cartoon history cartoon theme songs childhood memories classic cartoons g.i. joe he-man rainbow brite retro cartoons saturday morning cartoons teenage mutant ninja turtles the smurfs thundercats transformers vintage cartoons
    • Category: 80s TV Shows: Sitcoms, Dramas, Cartoons, and Classics
  5. On This Day: March 5 1988 Final Episode of I’m Telling Premiered on NBC

    On This Day: March 5 1988 Final Episode of I’m Telling Premiered on NBC

    On this day March 5 1988 the final episode of I’m Telling aired on NBC. The children’s game show had a short but memorable run, with a total of 26 episodes. The show featured kids competing in fun challenges, including trivia questions, physical tasks, and answering questions about their...
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    How Do I Relive the 80s - Ultimate Guide to Reliving the 80s

    This thread is for the general discussion of the Article The Ultimate Guide to Reliving the 80s. Please add to the discussion here.
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    • 1980s culture 1980s trends 80s arcade games 80s entertainment 80s fashion 80s fashion accessories 80s home decor 80s lifestyle 80s movies 80s music 80s nostalgia 80s pop culture 80s retro 80s rock bands 80s style 80s themed events 80s tv shows iconic 80s relive the 80s retro gaming
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  7. How Do I Relive the 80s - Ultimate Guide to Reliving the 80s

    How Do I Relive the 80s - Ultimate Guide to Reliving the 80s

    The 1980s was a decade filled with vibrant fashion, iconic music, groundbreaking technology, and unforgettable movies. Whether you're nostalgic for the era or simply curious about its culture, reliving the 80s can be an exciting and immersive experience. This guide will help you step back in...
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    • Category: 80s Lifestyle: Fashion, Trends, Tech, and Daily Life
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    Why 80s TV Was Good and Different Than Other Decades

    This thread is for the general discussion of the Article Why 80s TV Was Good and Different Than Other Decades. Please add to the discussion here.
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    • 1980s television 1980s tv innovation 80s television series 80s tv 80s tv genres 80s tv nostalgia 80s tv pop culture 80s tv shows 80s tv technology cable tv in the 80s cultural impact of 80s tv iconic 80s shows knight rider miami vice the cosby show
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  9. Why 80s TV Was Good and Different Than Other Decades

    Why 80s TV Was Good and Different Than Other Decades

    The 1980s was a transformative decade for television, offering a unique blend of creativity, innovation, and cultural influence that set it apart from other eras. This period saw the rise of iconic 80s TV shows, groundbreaking storytelling techniques, and a distinct cultural impact that...
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    • Category: 80s TV Shows: Sitcoms, Dramas, Cartoons, and Classics

  10. Trial and Error (1988)

    Title: Trial and Error Genre: Comedy Creator: Jerry Perzigian,Don Seigel Cast: Eddie Velez, Paul Rodríguez, John de Lancie, Stephen Elliott First aired: Mar 15, 1988 Last air date: Mar 29, 1988 Overview: Trial and Error is an American sitcom that aired from March 15 to March...

  11. Lewis & Clark (1981)

    Title: Lewis & Clark Genre: Comedy Creator: Johnny Carson,Gabe Kaplan Cast: Ilene Graff, Amy Linker, Clifton James, Michael McManus, Gabe Kaplan First aired: Oct 29, 1981 Last air date: Jul 30, 1982 Overview: Lewis & Clark is an American situation comedy that ran on NBC for one...

  12. Jesse Hawkes (1989)

    Title: Jesse Hawkes Cast: Robert Conrad First aired: Apr 22, 1989 Last air date: May 27, 1989 Overview: Jesse Hawkes is an American action television series that aired from April 22 until May 27, 1989. The series is a spin-off of High Mountain Rangers.

  13. Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982)

    Title: Tales of the Gold Monkey Genre: Action & Adventure, Drama Creator: Donald P. Bellisario Cast: Stephen Collins, Caitlin O'Heaney, Jeff MacKay, Roddy McDowall, Marta DuBois, John Fujioka, John Calvin First aired: Sep 22, 1982 Last air date: Jun 1, 1983 Overview: In a...

  14. Just Our Luck (1983)

    Just when I thought that there were no more 80s tv shows to post I find another one. Who remembers the 80s show Just Our Luck?
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