I love the 80's - VH1

Heh. My wife and I had this conversation Saturday morning in the car. George Michaels’ “I Want Your Sex” song was playing on the radio, and she mentioned that she’d always liked the song. I said, “Well, you know, ol’ George wasn’t picturing anyone like you while he was singing this.” She thought for a minute, then said, “You know, I hate you.”

I live for stuff like that.

“I Love the 80s” is an automatic stopper in my channel-flipping. Since I rarely know when any given show is on, I just flip around until I find something I want to watch. “80s” always fits that bill.

Then they weren’t scrambled. They were mistuned!

This show is like crack to me. I can’t resist it even though it’s repeated every friggin weekend! I always seem to catch 1983. I can’t wait for the “I love the 90’s”! Ah the flannel shirts, Clinton years, Kobain’s death, viable job market, Lewinsky… good times!

Right! It’s amazing how simple the scrambling was on the premium channels compared to today. Anyone with the right type of analog TV controller could just set it between channels and the picture would be clear for the most part. Not in color, but not scrambled anymore either.

I tried, I swear I tried, but the best I could get was the Mary Jane Girls singing “In My House” on some urban/suburban rock video show.

What year was the Dungeons and Dragons bit on? I wouldn’t mind catching that some time.

I have loved watching these shows.

And it has fueled an obsession for Mo Rocca, who I now want with all my heart. I will make him mine!!! :smiley:

It brings back memories of things I haven’t thought of in a long time.

But please, the dude doing the hottest babes of the '80’s??? He pisses me off when he ends with “and I ought to know.” What, did you bang them all? I don’t think so!

Andrew Dice Clay also must die…

Yeah, it’s kind of funny though when one of the “hottest babes” is someone like Divine.

“And I ought to know.”

Hal Sparks cracked me up so much that I started watching bits and pieces of Queer as Folk to see what he was like in that show. What a contrast.

Yeah, get rid of Andrew Dice Clay and the Poison guy. Ick.

This thread almost made us miss my husband’s Father’s Day dinner. I read it, put on VH1 and we sat and sat and sat. . …

I hope it comes on again because we only saw about three years or so.

I’m sure they will.

The episodes I’ve seen have been over several weekends in the past month or so. It seems they’re running them constantly, so I’m sure you’ll be able to catch the rest.

I wonder how you make it with the Statue of Liberty…

One of the certainties of life, that VH-1 will rerun something again…and again and again and again until you’re begging them to stop.

Re: Lisa Ling. Kind of explains why she was on The View in the first place. Now she’s stinking up some National Geographic series on MSNBC.

I want to say the D&D segement was on the “1982” episode, but I could be wrong.

Warning: heavy Joel Stein during that part!

mobo85, I guess it helps to be hung like a horse. And I’m sure he’d say he is!

And yes, Teddy Ruckspin was freakin’ scary!

Ah, washed up stars from the '80s making fun of other washed up stars from the '80s.

Debra Winters is incredibly unfunny. On the other hand, like others have said, Michael Ian Black, Mo Rocca, and Hal Sparks are pretty funny, and a few others have their moments. Hal Sparks has to be the most prolific of the commentators, but he has my favorite bit. In the segment on the Cure, the Smiths, Depeche Mode, etc he does this hilarious bit on Robert Smith’s hair. There’s no way I can do justice to it.

HEATHEN!

Boy, how the mighty have fallen. That “dude” is Bret Michaels from Poison, and considering the hot girls he HAS banged, I think he’s faily qualified for that spot. :slight_smile:

Who are the washed up stars from the 80s making fun of others? Ian Black, Rocca, and Sparks are nineties dudes. (Who’s Debra Winters, though?)