I had my first ghetto blaster around the christmas tree in 1985. I’m pretty sure I still have it somewhere in my house… and i’m sure it still works 
Tales from the Crypt is a horror TV series hosted by the crypt keeper, a zombie (voices by John Kassir) who pops out from his coffin at the beginning of each show “Hello, Boils and Ghouls”… and introduces the episodes. The title was based on the 1950s comics series of the same name.
I don’t remember any of the episodes, i just remember that it was really, really scary for a kid in the 80s… starting with the intro :
The show was firstly aired in 1989 on the premium cable channel HBO… it was 22 years ago.
The TV show is about twins B1 and B2 (who are really bananas wearing pyjamas…), and their friends the Teddies and Rat-in-a-Hat. They all lived in the storybook world of Cuddles Avenue.
How is it possible to think of a show like this ? seriously ? Bananas in pyjamas ?! it’s not that fun for a little kid, it’s kind of scary
The opening theme : (warning, the song get easily stuck in your head)
The show was firstly aired on ABC in 1992, 19 years ago.
As a kid, I loved this videoclip… semi cartoon, semi video. The pencil-sketch animation is called rotoscoping and the video won six awards ! The song was written by the norwegian band (yes A-ha is a norwegian band…) and reached the top position of the charts all over the world.
It was in 1985, 26 years ago… yes, you’re that old
Popples are cute, furry, colored and cute (yes, again) plush with a pouch on their back so that you can roll the Popples into balls… genius. The first Popples were released in 1985.
The commercial :
The popples had a cartoon on TV firstly aired in 1986.
Alf is the nickname of Gordon Shumway, a friendly and furry extraterrestrial coming from Melmac (ALF means Alien Life Form) who lives in the garage of the Tanner family. His main activities is to do stupid stuffs like eating cats
The actor playing ALF was Michu Meszaros, he is 2 ft 9 inches tall :
The TV show was origanlly aired on NBC in 1986, 25 years ago.
The opening theme :
