Television series during the 1980's to 90's.
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Try ebay or any site like that
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If and only if they keep all the same people... and I have a question... How many years was That 70's Show on for anyways? What year did it start? Did they actually go into the 80's technically anyways... (I thought it first took place in like 1973 or something like that)
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it will air over broadcast television in about 1983.
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I think there was more of a sense of optimism and greed. To me the 90's were more of a time of adventure and extreme stuff. The 80's were all about me and how I can improve myself.
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i believe those shows were on at different times, depending on geographic location.\n\nin california, they were both aired on saturdays.  each program was 1 hour long.
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They once tried a That 80's Show. It was really unpopular, and was canceled before the season ended. But it would be awesome if the same That 70's Show cast took a crack at an 80's show.
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Beetleborgs. I remember watching this program, and I liked it!
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Yes and I love you for saying so. I was born in 74 and I think about the 80's alot. I miss a lot of things to include Saturday morning cartoons much like yourself. There are so many things but too many things to list here. I think it would be cool if there were decade categories on "answers" so that we could talk about each decade specifically in detail and everyone would know where to go-I honestly just by chance came across your question. I do, however, love to watch I love the 70's and 80's on VH1 and that allows me to reminisce a bit. I just sit there with a giant smile on my face the entire time.
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Yes, there was a Twilight Zone show.  They show it on some cable channel quite a bit, I think, and for a while there was some kind of remake on TV.
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I do.  I was looking on a website that talked all about 90's shows and I was like, Oh yeah, whatever happened to that show.  There were so many better tv shows on then.\n\nThe website is\nwww.retrojunk.com\nif you want to check it out.
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HHMMMM, Sounds like a soap opera I used to watch
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1994 to 2004 it ran. Check link below
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I remember that show It was called small wonder! I used to love to watch all those sitcoms in the 80's! Remember Mr Belvedere, and Facts of Life and Different Strokes? I miss the 80's!
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That program was on WOOD-TV which is channel 8.  If you have an idea of the month in 1963, I'll bet WOOD's research department might be able to help you.
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Africa Bambada in the early 80's.
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I believe Fresh Prince first aired in 91 or 92. Nothing to do with the 80s.\n\n>>>80s style\n\n80s style in everything tried very hard to be sophisticated. That applies to architecture, fine art, TV, clothing, cars, music and so forth. Not that it always succeeded, but sophistication was the ideal. That was contrasted by the 70s plastic/futuristic style in just about everything and the early 90s descent into grunge.\n\n>>>80s music. \n\nVery poppy. Very middle-of-the-road. Thanks to MTV pop was THE 80s music.   Think Michael Jackson, Prince and Madonna.  Even the rock and 'mature' acts like U2 or Genesis were extremely poppy compared to 70s or 90s music. 80s music was very easy to listen to and almost entirely uncontroversial. Madonna was the most controverisal popular artist for songs like "Like a Virgin". That's how uncontroversial 80s music was.\n\nI discount punk as a 70s survivor rather than 80s music, just as I discount early 90s hair metal acts as 80s survivors and defintitely not 90s music.\n \n>>>80s technology development\n\nSuprisingly large on the home front. At the beginning of the 80s VCRs were almost unheard of in private homes and even medium sized cities didn't have any video rental outlets at all. Microwave ovens, personal computers, remote control TVs and cell phones were also practically unheard of. By the end of the decadee those things had all become commonplace.\n\n\n>>>>human values etc\n\nConfused. \n\nDespite the popular image of the "Greed is Good" 80s yuppie the 80s saw LiveAid. It saw the real rise of the environment movement away from the leftist hippy fringe and into the mainstream. It saw the start of the 'War on Drugs'. It saw a massive international mobilastion against apartheid in South Africa. It saw mass rallies against nuclear weapons. Social politics in movies and on TV in the 80s was far more common than anything today. \n\nOverall it was very odd. Society seemed more socially aware and socially active than at any period since the 60s, while at the same time individuals were astoundingly blase.
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Rags to Riches.  Mid 80s.  I was in first grade when it was popular.  I had a neighbor who was obsessed with that show.  I remember one episode where they met Elvis.