The decade of excess, the "Me" decade: no matter what you called it, the 80s was a peculiar decade packed with flavor and originality. Cranking out more icons and memories than you can shake a stick at, revisit the 80s here with tons of 80s TV commercials and show intros, from a time when imagination had no limits.
The decade that introduced a whole new generation of slackers and lazy Gen-X'ers: the 90s had attitude; breaking free from New Wave to embrace grunge, hip-hop and techno. See the progression of pop culture and values in the many commercials and TV shows displayed in this section.
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Friday Night Videos was network TV's answer to MTV: airing a presentation every Friday night that was hosted by a duo of different actors or musicians, who would go back and forth about that nigh...
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The closing credits of the animated series, "Kidd 'N Play."
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The show opening of the animated series, "Kid 'N Play." Before the intro is a pre-show bumper hosted by Kid, Play and comedian Sinbad. They make a brief commentary on the cartoon "...
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The intro of the animated series "Snorks," displayed after season 1.
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The show opening of the primetime sitcom, "Nurses." This sitcom was displayed in a similar format to the series "Empty Nest," and even had a crossover episode.
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This show opening appeared during the earlier seasons of the animated series, "Mister T." It also includes the original NBC bumper for the show, from its original airing.
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Saturday mornings in the 1980's were so much more than cartoons - as NBC's "One To Grow On" series displayed. These brief clips were presented three times between the 8AM - 12PM Saturda...
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The season 1 show opening of the sitcom "Family Ties."
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The show opening of season 2 of "The A-Team."
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May 6, 2007 12:43:18
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The closing credits of a season 2 episode of "The A-Team."
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The season 1 show opening of the sitcom, "Diff'rent Strokes."
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This series of Saturday morning bumpers were shown between the shows Camp Candy, Captain N: The Game Master, Gravedale High, Kid 'N Play, Alvin & the Chipmunks, Saved by the Bell and Guys Nex...
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This is one of the first promotional spots for the A-Team, from the NBC network.
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This was a local NYC metro commercial for the Imus in the Morning Radio Show.
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The show opening of the live-action sitcom, "Alf."
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