Do You Guys Remember Rocko's Modern Life?
153421
That was one of THE GREATEST Nicktoons ever created
103530
Of course I've seen it.  It was hilarious, but frankly, I think it would be kind of dated now.
1096444
I used to LOVE that show!  I would have to watch them again before I noticed any goofy things, though, because it has been a long time!  :0)
492623
I do! I'm a total 80's chick Graduated in "83". It's a shame that nowadays they are all remaking the 80's songs. They were the best!
1023824
Rocky, Rocky, Rocky!  Can you smell what he is cookin'?  Oh sorry, I had a flashback to 1999!
310423
Yes I remember the song, but I don't think he could see the future.  He was talking about what was going on at that time.  This has been "A Wild World" since the beginning of time.
853793
Your question brought a smile to my face. It's been more years than I care to remember. That was one of my favorite past times growing up.
1077371
I love it.. It came out when i was about to go into Jr high and it gave kids a look on life. I know remakes and sequels dont work out a lot, but god i could see either or both in today's world. A modern Breakfest Club is just what we need.
1043918
OMG--I totally remember that show! It was one of our favorites growing up!  Talk about a blast to the past!  \n\n**Today's Special was a children's television show produced by Clive VanderBurgh at TV Ontario from 1981 to 1987. It also ran on Nickelodeon and the Faith and Values Channel (now the Hallmark Channel.) It was set in a department store, based on the anchor location of the now defunct Simpson's. Many sequences for the show were shot at the Queen Street West and Yonge Street store after hours.\n\nCore characters\nJeff (Jeff Hyslop): A mannequin with a magical hat that makes him come to life. \nJodie (Nerene Virgin): The store's display designer. \nSam Crenshaw (puppet, Bob Dermer): The store's security guard and a retired member of the merchant marine. \nMuffy (puppet, Nina Keogh): A mouse who speaks in rhyme and lives in the store. \n\nIn the children's department of a major department store, each night Jodie when she arrives for work carries a mannequin (Jeff) upstairs, where Muffy says the magic words "hocus pocus alimagocus!" From there Jeff comes to life, and hilarity ensues.\n\nMany early episodes focused on a tangible object as a subject, such as hats or costumes, with the show revolving around teaching about that subject. Later episodes dealt with more complicated subjects, such as the episode "Wishes" dealing with sacrificing one thing for another, or "Phil's Visit", which dealt with alcoholism.
177985
Yeah I remember My Brother and Me!  I forgot about that show!  It made me look it up on son of my favorite web sites, retrojunk.com  Here is the my brother and me page!  http://www.retrojunk.com/details_tvshows/523-my-brother-and-me/     You can watch the intro video and get other info about the show, and even memorable quotes.  Nickelodeon was awesome back in the day.  I miss many other shows; Are You Afraid of the Dark, Salute Your Shorts, Hey Dude, Wild & Crazy Kids, What Would You Do, Ahhh Real Monsters, Pete & Pete......I could go on forever.  Check out your favorites at www.retojunk.com
259772
When I was a really young kid, I went to all kinds of concerts. I loved how they would dance and sing onstage. I wish that someday, or maybe even today, I would be one of those famouse rock stars.
962821
dont know but that has brought back memories lol\nthank you
358578
I do but older ones (hey I'm 40 I'm old enough to remember old ones:)  Either way I like all the ones above but you gotta also include Hanna Barbera ones.....Flintstones, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, etc.  I also like Pink Panther, and just about anything prior to 1990.  \n\nNow for my return question, I'm babysitting my great nephew this weekend & he's been glued to Cartoon Network (which my personal fave has to be Boomerang when they show the stuff I am referring to above).  \n\nTell me WTF is Bobobobobo Bo Boboboooo?  Did I even say it right?  I watched it last night & feel like this is today's version of the Sid & Marty Kroft pothead stuff we had in the early '70's.. LOL  \n\nTo sum it up, we're who we are today thanks to Saturday mornings and ABC cartoons, including the Schoolhouse Rock! series that made watching commercials worth it!  I have some of my best memories from sleepovers and stuff on the weekends watching the masters of imagination give me my 30 minute fixes:)  I'm sure you'll agree!
942487
I used to watch Daria, I loved that show. It came out when I was in high school, which was kinda funny then because my best friend and I were exactly like Jane and Daria. For a while it was on the N channel at like 5am. I hadn't watched it in years but I could still remember all the characters names and the theme song.
1023715
YES!  I was brought up in the 80s.  It reminds me of good times.  The cheesy music, the bright colored clothes.  I had GREAT 80s hair.  BIG BIG BIG!
703319
I haven't forgot them...I listen to the 80's music through our dish service and it takes me back to middle school...just like it was yesterday. I remember straight leg lee jeans with hole in the knees and a motley crue t-shirt at my eighth grade dance...
636998
Goodness, that brought back some memories!\n\nNo, I don't think he ever did.