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My elementary school from the 1980s had a reunion and tour, so of course I couldn’t miss it! Join me and my friends from the 80s as we walk the halls of our former school, Terrace Elementary, and prepare yourself for nostalgia overload! 🔴 SUBSCRIBE to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/our80slife?sub_confirmation=1 🔴 […]
Mr. Wizard may be remembered today as the brutally honest science teacher who had absolutely no problem telling a kid they were wrong — but there was a lot more to Don Herbert than the viral clips suggest. Long before Bill Nye, Beakman’s World, or MythBusters, Herbert was already turning […]
If you grew up in the ’90s, you probably remember the greatest sight a kid could see in class: the teacher rolling that giant television cart through the door. And if you were lucky, there’s a good chance the VHS tape they popped in was The Voyage of the Mimi. […]
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 […]
The Lost Boys is one of the coolest vampire movies of the 1980s — motorcycles, boardwalk lights, leather jackets, comic books, “Cry Little Sister,” and one of the most unforgettable saxophone performances ever committed to film. But watching it now feels different. Released in 1987, The Lost Boys helped reinvent […]
Before Max Headroom became one of the creepiest unsolved mysteries in television history, he was supposed to be a joke. In this video, we look back at the strange rise of Max Headroom — the fake “computer-generated” TV host who became an 80s pop culture phenomenon, a New Coke spokesman, […]
Before it became the fun chrome-spaceship adventure every ’80s kid remembers, Flight of the Navigator started with one of the darkest premises in family movie history: a 12-year-old boy disappears in 1978, comes home in 1986, and hasn’t aged a single day. In this nostalgic retrospective, we look back at […]
The new Masters of the Universe movie hits theaters on June 5th, 2026. And if you grew up with the original 1983 Filmation He-Man cartoon — Saturday mornings, bowl of cereal, plastic sword raised above your head — you already know the feeling. Excitement. And fear. Hollywood has tried this […]
Before Bill Nye, before YouTube science channels, and before every classroom had the internet at its fingertips, PBS gave ’80s kids a science show that made curiosity feel cool: 3-2-1 Contact. Produced by the Children’s Television Workshop — the same team behind Sesame Street and The Electric Company — 3-2-1 […]
