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Submitted by Joseph D

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Pillow People are square stuffed toys that have faces on them done in decals . They were popular during the mid 1980s, and came out in 1986. They are a long pillow with flat hands and puffy feet which wear shiny fabric booties. The arms and legs are also stuffed, and dangle from the main pillow body. Besides the ‘people’ of the line, there are also pillow pets like cats and dogs and other things, such as bed sheets, which came out with the Pillow People characters on them. In 1996 for a short time Sandbox entertainment brought back Pillow People.

Submitted by Joseph D

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Puffalump is a brand of stuffed animals created by Fisher-Price in 1986. They were light stuffed animals made of a parachute material and poly-fil stuffing. When they were released, there were six animals: cat, bunny, dog, bear, lamb and cow. They later expanded to include varieties like Puffalump Pets, Baby Puffalumps, Sleeptime Puffalumps, Barnyard Puffalumps, Puffalump Kids, Pretty Hair, Jungle Juniors as well as ones of Easter, Christmas, and Valentine’s Day varieties. In 1999, Puffalumps returned to the shelves in the Care for Me variety that included a baby bottle that made realistic noises with the Puffalumps. The Care for Me Puffalumps had a purple cat, blue dog and pink cow as the first releases.

Submitted by Joseph D

The HUGGA BUNCH is a group of soft, huggable characters who live in Huggaland, a magical place that exists on the other side of the mirror. They come into our world to revive our hugging senses and teach us the value of holding someone real close. Huggins, Hugsy, Tickles, Impkins, Bubbles, Precious Hugs, Patooty, and Tweaker are the “Hugga Bunch”.

Submitted by Katherine S

Petsters were a line of furry mechanical pets,they responded to sound and being petted.

Submitted by Nova F

This was an awesome t.v show from Canada. Pure cheese in theory since it was about a homeless dog who saved people and got you out of a mess ‘Mcguyver-style’. The theme song is a classic and will bring back lots of forgotten memories!

Submitted by Greg

This short lived tag team of two of the greatest wrestlers from the 80’s and 90’s…you just have to sit back, watch, and enjoy

Submitted by Greg M

This was one of the ultimate collections of anyone who was in the 80’s hard rock/heavy metal scene. Kind of like We Are the World, but for heavy metal.

Submitted by Kimberly S

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The Grind was a Dance music show broadcast on the cable television station MTV between 1992 and 1997.
It replaced Club MTV, and featured people dancing to music tracks in a studio, linked by various hosts, including Eric Nies and DJ Jackie Christie.[1] While Club MTV was mostly Dance, House and Freestyle, The Grind featured Hip-Hop and Rap with an occasional Dance hit. The show spawned a number of aerobics and workout videotapes. When MTV moved to its current location at 1515 Broadway, they lost the studio where Club MTV and The Grind were originally taped and episodes were taped on the roof of the building. The new space was small and inclement weather prevented taping. Noise ordinances prevented playing loud music while taping outdoors, so the show had to be taped without music and dubbed in later. Other installments went to Zuma Beach in California, Brooklyn, Miami and Hawaii.

Submitted by Stevie R

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Lethal Weapon is a 1987 action-comedy film, and the first in the Lethal Weapon series of films, all directed by Richard Donner and starring Mel Gibson and Danny Glover as a mismatched pair of LAPD detectives who are hell bent on protecting and serving despite their differences. The series after the first film falls into the action-comedy and thriller genres, and is generally considered to typify the “buddy cop” plot device. The first Lethal Weapon, along with Die Hard, is credited with setting new standards for urban action films.

Submitted by Chris T

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Under Siege is a 1992 action film. Directed by Andrew Davis, it stars Steven Seagal as a former Navy SEAL who must stop a group of mercenaries, led by Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey, on a U.S. Navy battleship. It is Seagal’s most successful film in critical and financial terms. Under Siege was followed by a 1995 sequel, Under Siege 2: Dark Territory.