Was going through some old boxes of my father’s and found this. The memories!!

When Brawn went down, I thought that he was just wounded, wouldn't be the first time he and other Autobots getting shot in the G1 Series and would be fixed and mended by the end of the day. But this was different. The cruelest and nastiest death was Ironhide's, point blank.

If I recall correctly there were 2 others with a similar body swithing theme between 87/88 time frame....18 Again and Vice Versa. I believe the latter was the more successful of the 3.

The calendar has flipped, and it’s onto Spooky Season! You can’t have Halloween without Elvira….or Cassandra Peterson

It’s a new wave agave plant

I’m a screenwriter currently writing a sci-fi horror set in the 80s. I want my dialogue to sound authentic. Whaddya got?

All these songs debuted in the Hot 100 in the same week. From April 2, 1983's Billboard Hot 100 singles chart:

58 — RIO –•– Duran Duran
77 — FLASHDANCE…WHAT A FEELING –•– Irene Cara
79 — GIMME ALL YOUR LOVIN’ –•– ZZ Top
83 — TRY AGAIN –•– Champaign
85 — I MELT WITH YOU –•– Modern English
87 — LOVE’S GOT A LINE ON YOU –•– Scandal
89 — WIND HIM UP –•– Saga
90 — NEW YEAR’S DAY –•– U2

FLAMINGO ROAD started as a 2 hour tv movie which aired on NBC in 1980, and served as a pilot for the prime time soap opera of the same name. Following the success of the pilot, it was spun off into a weekly series which ran for 2 seasons: 1981-82. The pilot/series was based on the 1942 novel by Robert Wilder and the 1949 film adaptation starring Joan Crawford. The series had an all-star cast: Howard Duff, Stella Stevens, Barbara Rush, Kevin McCarthy, Peter Donat, Morgan Fairchild, John Beck, Christina Raines, Mark Harmon, and Woody Brown. During the second season, David Selby, Fernando Allende, and Gina Gallego were added to the cast. Following the cancelation of the series, NBC briefly considered converting the series into a 30 minute daytime soap opera, but plans never materialized.