A group for lenses inspired by those of us who grew up in the 80s. Whether your lens is on your favorite 80s cartoon, your favorite movie or your favorite 80s toy, this group is all about growing up 80s style!
Featured 80s Lenses!
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The Best 80s Music Videos
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It's a bit odd to think that the first true generation of music videos are only about 25-35 years old. In some ways, it's both not so long ago and also a very distant past. Time-wise, not so long. Technologically and broadcast-wise, you've come a lon...
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Labyrinth
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Where everything seems possible and nothing is what it seems. This has been one of my favorite movies since the first time I saw it in 1986. I loved it as a child and still do as an adult.
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Max Headroom: 20 Minutes into the Future
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With his trademark stutter and quirky sense of humor, Max Headroom was a prominent and virtual media personality and commercial pitchman in the 1980s. Take a look back, to twenty minutes into the future... Max was a winner in the Squid's Choice...
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80's Cartoons: The Ultimate Childhood Regression Tactic
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Perhaps it's the tunnelvision that comes with a bit of nostalgia. Maybe it's that we once believed in the Power of Grayskull. Whatever it was, there was something magic about those 80s cartoons.
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Schoolhouse Rock
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Conjunction Junction, what's your function? In the 70's and 80's, the catchy Schoolhouse Rock tunes taught millions of children the fundamentals of math, grammar, science, history, and money three minutes at a time. Schoolhouse Rock is a series of 46...
Television of the 80s!
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CHiPs
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For six great seasons, California Highway Patrol motorcycle officers Jon Baker and Frank "Ponch" Poncherello ruled the road with humor and heroics. From wacky storylines to awesome car chases, CHiPs was TV entertainment at its best.
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Walnut Grove Explodes
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Little House on the Prairie ended with an bang, in 1984. Literally, a bang! In the final episode (actually a movie) the residents of that beloved town, Walnut Grove, blow it up with dynamite - the whole town (except the church). One...
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I Love Skippy from Family Ties
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Look at him. He's adorable...the smile, the dimples. And, to top it off, he is the sweetest guy you've ever met. I would marry Skippy in a split second, but that little hussy Mallory would rather Nick. Nick?!?!?! Dumb as...
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Kids Incorporated
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Kids Incorporated was a kid's TV show that ran from 1984 to 1996. The first two seasons were on NBC and the remaining seasons aired on the Disney Channel. The main characters of the show ranged in age from 8 through mid teens. The show revolved...
Music of the 80s!
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a-ha: from "Take on Me" to Today
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In 1985, the Norwegian synth-pop band a-ha burst onto the international music scene with their hit single (and music video), "Take on Me", from their debut album, "Hunting High and Low". Although the band has toured the Unit...
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DEVO
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The Devolutionary Oath: 1. Be like your ancestors or be different. It doesn't matter. 2. Lay a million eggs or give birth to one. 3. Wear gaudy colors or avoid display. It's all the same. 4. The fittest shall survive, yet the unfit may live. 5. We Mu...
Movies of the 80s!
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We love Labyrinth
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Sarah is a dreamer who lives in a fantasy world of fairy tales and magic. One night while babysitting her difficult little brother she wishes that he could be taken away by goblins. She gets her wish and then encounters Jareth the Goblin King. H...
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We love Ferris Bueller's Day Off
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Perhaps he broke rules, but Ferris did so in such a good-natured likable way, that who could be mad. His charm, quick wit, and skill at persuasion prove to make Ferris Bueller's day off a memorable one for all of us.
Stuff From the 80s We Love
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Corrupting My Childhood
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I don't know what it is about the toy industry and children's entertainment industry that feel it necessary to update the characters of my childhood and re-release them, but it is starting to become obnoxious. These characters do not need impro...
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CareBear Stare!
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For all of the fellow CareBear collectors out there, I have compiled the most essential CareBear collectibles and videos in this lens.
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Commodore 64
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The Commodore 64 is the best-selling single personal computer model of all time. It made it's way into the 2001 and 2002 editions of the Guiness Book of World Records. Between 20-30 million units were sold from 1982-1992. Here's a peek...
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Schoolhouse Rock
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Conjunction Junction, what's your function? In the 70's and 80's, the catchy Schoolhouse Rock tunes taught millions of children the fundamentals of math, grammar, science, history, and money three minutes at a time. Schoolhouse Rock is a series of 46...
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Sea Monkeys: Everybody's Favorite Instant Pets
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Greetings! and welcome to Sea Monkeys on Squidoo! A lens dedicated to everyone's favorite instant pets. Everything you need to know in order to raise a happy and healthy brood!
Children of the 80s Group Discussion
LaurieBeth wrote...
Hey! I run an online store and community center for the children of Baby Boomers called Laurie Beth's Grotto--a perfect place to do some 80s reminiscing! Check out the lens for my business at Products & Entertainment for Generation XYZ.
Teddi14 wrote...
I am glad I found a place to put a few of my lenses---I hope they get approved. I have one about Prince, another about the class of 1985 and the Peanuts. Check them out if you get a chance.






