Question: What grooming product sang the tune about short shorts that it dares to wear?
Last Question: At the end of the film War Games, what game did Matthew Broderick’s character instruct the computer to play against itself to learn the concept of a no-win scenario?
Answer: Tic-Tac-Toe
Question: At the end of the film War Games, what game did Matthew Broderick’s character instruct the computer to play against itself to learn the concept of a no-win scenario?
Last Question: What color is NOT represented on the electronic game Simon?
Green
Orange
Blue
Yellow
Answer: Orange
Question: Let’s push it. Everyone knows that Salt-N-Pepa are the two prominent members of their hip hop/rap group, but what is the name of the third member?
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Last Question: In Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, who was the first historical figure actually picked up by Bill and Ted?
Answer: Billy the Kid
Napoleon was never actually picked up, he accidentally fell into the Circuits of Time.
Question: In Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, who was the first historical figure actually picked up by Bill and Ted?
Last Question: What movie had a “synthetic” named Bishop note: “I prefer the term ‘Artificial Person’ myself”?
Answer: Aliens
Question: What movie had a “synthetic” named Bishop note: “I prefer the term ‘Artificial Person’ myself”?
Last Question: Who played a ditzy blonde on One Life to Live, before landing the ditzy blonde role on Newhart?
Answer: Julia Duffy
Question: What did Pepsi dub the caffeine-free cola that it debuted in 1982?
Last Question: Who directed Throw Momma From the Train?
Answer: Danny DeVito
Question: On Bosom Buddies, what female names did the lead male characters use?
Last Question: What movie by the Coen Brothers employed babies to portray one set of quints?
Answer: Raising Arizona
In the latest podcast episode of Return to the ’80s, Del and Paul discuss the 1986 classic, Aliens.
Del can be found on the show 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM. Even though the station is not on the air right now during these Corona days, you can still follow Del on the 80s at 8 Facebook page where he posts 80s news.
And you can follow Return to the 80s at:
rtt80s.com
Find Return to the ’80s on Facebook
Twitter: @returntothe80s
Email: returntothe80s@gmail.com
Also, you can subscribe to the Return to the ’80s podcast on
Apple Podcasts
Stitcher
Spotify
iHeartRadio
Podbean
PlayerFM
You can get the film from Amazon:
Welcome back as we Return to 1985 and review the coming-of-age classic, St. Elmo’s Fire. In this episode, Paul is joined by Lizzie Newton and Del Roehling to discuss this movie as well as the music. Whether you love this movie or hate it, this is the place for you!
Come and hang with your favorite Brat Pack, and enjoy the show!
You can find Lizzie on Instagram at @LIzzieDNewton
And check out her podcast Liz, Laugh, Cry on Apple Podcasts
and Spotify.
Del can be found on the show 80s at 8 on 91.1 WEDM FM. Even though the station is not on the air right now during these Corona days, you can still follow Del on the 80s at 8 Facebook page where he posts 80s news.
And you can follow Return to the 80s at:
rtt80s.com
Find Return to the ’80s on Facebook
Twitter: @returntothe80s
Email: returntothe80s@gmail.com
Also, you can subscribe to the Return to the ’80s podcast on
Apple Podcasts
Stitcher
Spotify
iHeartRadio
Podbean
PlayerFM
You can get the film from Amazon:
You can also get the St’ Elmo’s Fire Soundtrack from Amazon:
You can also purchase the songs we mentioned:
And if streaming is your thing, the soundtrack is available on Spotify
Ralph: [to Jack] Oh, oh *I’m* the creep, huh? Well at least I’m honest: I’m *stealing* this stone. I’m not trying to romance it out from under her.
Romancing the Stone was released in theaters on this day, 36 years ago (March 30, 1984).
If you’d like to get this movie on Amazon, click on the movie poster below
