Grease 2 (1982) — 15 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know! #rememberwhen Grease 2 was supposed to be the next big movie musical but instead became one of Hollywood’s most infamous cult classics? Released in 1982, the sequel returned audiences to Rydell High with Michelle Pfeiffer, Maxwell Caulfield, Adrian Zmed, and […]
I called Pappyland a flop… and a lot of you told me I was wrong. So in this episode of Dial-Up Days, I’m going back to one of the strangest, gentlest, and most deeply remembered corners of 1990s kids’ television to ask a simple question: was Pappyland actually a failure, […]
Night Shift began with a simple image. A young man working alone in a Japanese convenience store long after midnight, watching strangers come and go while the city quietly sleeps. At first, the song seems to be about the people who pass through his shift. The tired salaryman buying coffee. […]
It’s America’s birthday weekend! A perfect time to look back at the bicentennial year of 1976.
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Bo and Luke have escaped tighter spots than this. After a little copyright business, we polished 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 Dukes of Hazzard (1979): 15 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know […]
Roundhouse was one of the four original shows that launched SNICK in 1992 — but while Clarissa Explains It All, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, and Ren & Stimpy became Nickelodeon classics, Roundhouse slowly faded into obscurity. And that’s strange, because this show was unlike anything else on kids’ […]
Night Shift began with the image of a young man working alone in a Japanese convenience store long after midnight. Every night the same automatic doors open. The same fluorescent lights hum overhead. Different people walk in looking for coffee, ramen, medicine, or cigarettes. He remembers every face, even though […]
This week we continue our talk about the Third Turning, Chapter 8 from William Strauss and Neil Howe’s book The Fourth Turning (1997). We will focus on the Nomads (aka Gen X) and their experience in young adulthood between 1984 and 2008.
Here’s my review of The Crimson Diamond, a retro inspired adventure game including MURDER. Look at that EGA Goodness. Consider Supporting me on Patreon: http://patreon.com/pushinguproses Social Media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/pushinuproses Facebook: http://facebook.com/pushinguproses Instagram: http://instagram.com/pushinguprosesart
