70s

80s

11 Facts About Robin Williams That Will Make You Miss Him Even More

By Tanya
Robin Williams is an icon. He has been in so many of the wonderful movies that defined our childhoods. Whether he was playing Peter Pan, a magical genie, or a wonderful nanny, he was absolutely perfect. GiphyWilliams passed away in 2014 and left us all a little bit devastated. But luckily, we have his entire body of work to look back on to remember him for the enigma that he was. His life was an interesting adventure, and it's time you got to know more about the man who was such a big part of your life. GiphyHere are 11

Life

15 Toys You Completely Forgot You Used To Love When You Were A Kid

By Tanya
It's hard to keep track of all the amazing toys and games we had as kids. There were just too many awesome ones! Remembering everything we had is a little tricky off the top of your head, but chances are you had some of the toys off this list! Barrel of MonkeysEbayShape-O-BallEbayChatter Box TelephoneEbayBreak Dancing CanEbayGlow WormEbayLittle People Play Family GarageEbaySing-A-Long Tape RecorderEbayThere are even more memories on the next page! Lite BriteEbayMagic SlateEbayEtch A SketchEbayDoctor's KitsEbayArt Supply KitsFunny JunkSticky HandsEbayFisher Price Roller SkatesEbayFashion PlatesEbayHow many of these do you remember? Share in the comments!

TV

13 Jingles You Still Remember Every Word To - Even Though You Wish You Didn't

By Tanya
So of us watched a lot of TV when we were kids. Our parents often said it was too much but oh well. TelegrafiWe honestly spent hours in front of the television, whether it was watching One Saturday Morning or TGIF. We had our schedules and we stuck to them. The thing was, back then we couldn't fast forward commercials like we do now. We had to endure each repeated jingle countless times while enjoying the latest episode of Boy Meets World or Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. And those songs really knew how to get into your head and stay

Retro

The Digital Revolution in Video: A Timeline of Key Innovations Between 70s and 00s

By Emma C
The digital revolution has had a profound impact on the way we watch and consume video. From the early days of analog television, where viewers were beholden to a rigid schedule of programming, to the modern era of streaming, where we have access to a vast library of content on-demand, technology has reshaped our video experience. This progression highlights the transformative power of innovation, as technological advancements have not only enhanced our viewing options but also democratized video creation. It was empowering individuals to share their stories and experiences.1970s: Pioneering the Digital Video RevolutionThe 1970s saw the introduction of

90s

11 Monkey Movies That Made You Go Bananas As A Kid

By Tanya
Animals are pretty much the best thing on the planet. Whether you are referring to a house pet, a farm animal or even a fictional cartoon, nine times out of ten, the animal is going to steal the show. There are of course a lot of dog movies out there that we all know and love, but have you ever realized just how many monkey movies there really are? Maybe it's because genetically we feel so connected to them, or maybe it's just because they are so cute. Either way, monkeys are everywhere and it is AWESOME! Here are some

90s

You Probably Didn't Realize These Songs Were Actually Covers

By Tanya
There are a lot of famous songs that everyone thinks they know, but really there is a whole other level to them. You might think that the songs you love are so original and new, but it turns out that a lot of them are just covers of older songs that you don't remember. Sometimes they songs were recorded by popular groups or artists, and others they were sung by people you have never heard of. Let's see if you knew if any of these popular songs were covers.Respect by Aretha Franklin - Originally by Otis ReddingOtis Redding first

Pop Culture

Some Of Your Old Looney Tunes Merchandise Might Actually Be Worth A Small Fortune

By Tanya
Looney Tunes have been around since long before a lot of us were born, but that didn't stop them from being one of the best and most popular shows in the 70s, 80s, and even the 90s. It was by far the best Sunday morning cartoon to watch with your family no matter when you grew up. Then the 90s delivered to us one of the greatest movies of all time: Space Jam. Between the weekend episodes of Merrie Melodies and rewatching the best sports movie of all time, we were all essentially obsessed with Bugs Bunny and friends. GiphyWarner

70s

10 Episodes From Your Favorite Shows That Were Too 'Offensive' For Re-Runs

By Tanya
Making TV shows isn't all Hollywood glamour and celebrities. Sometimes there are important discussions that need to happen regarding what's allowed on the network, what should be discussed, and what is worth the risk. This becomes extra complicated when you are making television shows for kids. There are surprising number of kids' shows that ended up getting some episodes banned. Shows you would NEVER suspect, like Sesame Street or Mister Rogers. GiphyHere are just some of the episodes of your favorite kids' shows that you have never seen because they were deemed too inappropriate for kids. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood -
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