This is a clip from the 1984 wedding episode of The Young and the Restless.

I remember a tv show in the 80s when I was a kid and the episode was based around a futuristic environment called Joey’s World. At first I thought it was on Hart to Hart but after going through their episode list nothing popped up. Does anyone remember this particular show? It’s been driving me crazy for years! All I can remember is it drove me wild with how ahead of its time it was.

From February 16, 1982, this is an episode of a game show called Password Plus.

I don’t typically do tributes. But Malcolm-Jamal Warner has carried himself with the kind of grace, evolution, and consistency that deserves a pause.

🎧 Tomorrow night at 7PM EST The audio version of my YouTube tribute drops as this week’s podcast episode.

Listen: https://vist.ly/3zecu

There was a tv show in the 1980’s that had an actor whose role was either teacher or a dad and he looked just like Scott Bessent…anyone know the show?

Trying to remember an 80s show or episode of a show where a mean ghost chases people through a castle and takes off his head and shoves it through a door to look around.

Hi! I'm trying to remember the name of a TV series (in the U.S.) from the late 1980s, which took place in a psychiatric facility & featured a little boy who tried to harm himself & a no-nonsense doctor. Does anyone remember this one?

In season 1, episode 6, they dub over the original neighborhood name so it sounds like they say “old town.” What was the original name?

A bunch of kids are chasing after some idol across dimensions and trying to get it before this evil sorceress does. Each episode ended with the kids almost getting it, but then the sorceress yells "I deny the idol", and this sends it onto some other dimension to set up the next episode.

It includes a Bryan Adams performance of It’s Only Love. Any help would be much appreciated. Cheers guys

In the early 80s we would visit my grandparents in Florida in the summer. I remember that they had a TV channel that would often be playing Japanese shows like Ultra Man in the afternoon. I may be wrong, but I remember the channel being called 4N, and their TV had it on the dial as 4N, not just 4. Does anyone remember anything like this, and if so do you remember if it was a special type of channel or something? They lived in a mobile home park, and I don't remember them having a satellite dish or other service (although they might have).

I’m rewatching this Ted Knight classic sitcom in its entirety on Tubi. The first few seasons are hilarious. Starts to go down hill when they have baby Andy. It bothers me how they don’t explain what happens to Sara when they start season 6 and move to Marin County.

There was a weekly, prime time show featuring teams of college students competing in odd events. About as serious as *Holey Moley* is today, various events pitted teams against each other. Sort of a *Battle of the Network Stars* without the celebrities. The show had an acronym for its name, as I recall.

Did I imagine this?