Wiseguy (1987) — 15 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! #rememberwhen Wiseguy revolutionized television by replacing the “case of the week” with season-long story arcs years before prestige TV made it the norm? Premiering on CBS in 1987, the groundbreaking crime drama starred Ken Wahl, Jonathan Banks, Jim Byrnes, and featured […]
Beast Wars won over an entire generation of Transformers fans. Then Beast Machines came along… and changed almost everything they loved. Picking up directly after the beloved ending of Beast Wars, Beast Machines brought the Maximals home to Cybertron — only to strip away their transformations, radically redesign their bodies, […]
Somehow, 2001 was 25 years ago…say WHAT?! Yup, 2001 is officially retro now and this one is for the millennials and all fans of nostalgia This set includes 70 minutes of television commercials recorded in 2001, presented straight from dusty original VHS tapes from my vault of awesomeness. This was […]
Head to ​https://www.squarespace.com/nostalgianerd to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code NOSTALGIANERD….A game that combines the fantastical lands of Golden Axe with the gameplay style of Gauntlet you say? Well, apparently that’s Battle Axe. Let’s take a look and see if that holds up. […]
The Electric Youth summer series continues! Tonight, we continue our discussion on our favorite TV shows and crushes from 1987-92.
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Sleep all day. Party all night. Spend a little time sorting out copyright business in Santa Carla. We cleaned up the edit and brought this one back from the Remember When vault. Thanks for watching again—or discovering it for the first time. The Lost Boys (1987) — 15 Weird Facts […]
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is remembered as one of Disney’s most imaginative family adventures—but its origins were much darker than most fans realize. Before the giant cereal bowl, the bumblebee ride, and Rick Moranis desperately searching for his children, the movie was developed by the horror filmmakers behind Re-Animator […]
We’ve reached the end of William Strauss and Neil Howe’s The Fourth Turning (1997) in book club! Tonight we discuss the final chapter “The Eternal Return,” and we will watch a recent interview with Neil Howe about the follow-up “The Fourth Turning Is Here.”
