I Love the 80's

[Steamboat_Kevin]

Anybody else love this show?
Sure, I wasn't even around in the 80's but I know most of what they're talking about
Who's your favorite interviewee?
My favorite would have to be Hal Sparks, Mo Rocca and Michael Ian Something Something (Drat, I seem to have forgotten his last name)
How about least favorite?
My least favorite would be Mo Collins, she just is kind of annoying.

:wave: Kevin

 

[MouseMadness]

Originally posted by Steamboat_Kevin
Who's your favorite interviewee?
My favorite would have to be Hal Sparks, Mo Rocca and Michael Ian Something Something (Drat, I seem to have forgotten his last name)

Black... his last name is Black. He is THE funniest person on there. I love Hal Sparks, too. That show is great. Brings back lots of good memories! :wave:

 

[Steamboat_Kevin]

Re: Re: I Love the 80's

Originally posted by MouseMadness
Black... his last name is Black. He is THE funniest person on there. I love Hal Sparks, too. That show is great. Brings back lots of good memories! :wave:

Ah, yes, thats his name
Glad to see another fan
:wave: Kevin

 

[kal1484]

Originally posted by Steamboat_Kevin
[B
Sure, I wasn't even around in the 80's but I know most of what they're talking about

:wave: Kevin [/B]

You're the same age as my sister?!!?!! Geez. I never knew that! I was thinking that you were older than me even....You sure do have some good grammer and social skills for being only 12!

 

[Wilt Dasney]

This is the funniest show.

"Teddy Ruxpin: The ultimate absent parent toy. 'Well, we can't really hire a robot to watch the kids, but this is almost as good.'"

"You could hug your Care Bear as you got evicted from your house."

The only parts I could do without are those little celebrity-narrated snippets before the commercial breaks, especially Lionel Richie's Makeout Songs (only because they made him play those segments so straight...it ruins the feel of the show), and Andrew Dice Clay's Mr. and Ms.--he's just not the least bit funny.

Everything else...high-larious.

 

[DisJosh]

Henry Rollins is by far the funniest interviewee they have on that show

 

[MouseMadness]

Originally posted by DisJosh
Henry Rollins is by far the funniest interviewee they have on that show

DOH! *smacks forehead* I forgot about him! He's good! And wilt, I agree with you... the thing where Traci Lords is talking about the hunks... it gives me the heebie jeebies. Those parts are just bad.

 

[Wilt Dasney]

*hiccup*

 

[GaryT977]

I personally loved the interview with Lisa Lisa.

 

[Wckd Queen]

I DO Love the 80s!

Oh, the 80s is my era! :lol:

I watch this show whenever I can, even if I have seen the episode already! It brings back soo many happy memories of high school and college for me.

I love watching Stu Scott and Rich Eisen from Sport Center on this (Stu Scott talking about Top Gun and Tom Cruises muscles :lol: ). And Rob Thomas from Matchbox 20 when they were talking about that little electronic football game? How excited he got to see one again!! Sooo funny.

And is there anyone who knows more about the 80s than Mark McGrath of Sugar Ray? I once watched him breeze thru a catagory on the 80s on Rock n Roll Jeopardy!

Love Love LOVE this show!

 

[OldKeyWest24]

Well I was only Born IN 1987 but its quite sad all the stuff I remember..

My best friend and I watch it everytime its on and we quote it too!

Things we Love-

-Jessie's Girl
-Jeans from the 80s
-New Kids on the Block
-Swatches (yah i had one and the the swatch gaurd!)
-The Deloran
-Xandau (sp?) (thats a weird movie!)

Theres alot more too..Micheal Ian Black is def. sooo funny. I cant wait for an I love the 90s!
<3 Susan

 

[mr snrub]

michael ian black was def the funniest on there.

him describing pictionary on there was great.

 

[Steamboat_Kevin]

Re: Re: I Love the 80's

Originally posted by wdwprincess03
You're the same age as my sister?!!?!! Geez. I never knew that! I was thinking that you were older than me even....You sure do have some good grammer and social skills for being only 12!

LOL! Thanks! :wave:

 

[cuteypatooty78]

I watched this show and thought it was really funny! I love how Hal Sparks descibed Chucky the killer doll! :lol: I watched Punky Brewster all the time when it used to be on....it was great to see Soleil Moonfrye on there talking about her show.