Hi, I'm Madeline Hayes and this is David Addison.

Right. And we just like to take a minute or two before the show starts to welcome you back.

That's right. That's wrong. I don't know what I'm doing here. I'm here because Lou told you to do it. We can say it. The network says tonight's show is too short. The network says every show has to be one hour long. That 59 minutes, that's 61 minutes, 60 minutes long and we're a minute short. Now the whole world knows Mr. Lamont

Do you know why I'm wearing a shirt?

Karen get my age in on the phone please

not be so down with it minutes 60 minutes long and we're a minute short great now the whole world knows miss with a Karen get my agent on the phone please not because I'm talking How's that too short too short and you know why don't you don't even think about so many. It's not because I'm talking to fish because you're talking and talking. Start the show. Start the show. Start the show. There are a few decades in film history that have been as scrutinized as the 1980s, but to really understand the decade and its movies, it's going to take a couple of someone's who were there for it the first time around. Drew McLean and Scott Weinberg are ready to review every major film of the decade, one month at a time. The look at what worked then, what endurers now, and how it felt

to be there when it all went down.

Turn back to Calender with us.

It's the 80s all over. I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful

I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful

I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm going to be a little bit more beautiful I'm so someone by night nothing could change you and you're away there is the sun on ABC a little mid-season replacement series called Moonlighting made its debut and instantly revitalized the career of Cibble Shepherd while making Bruce Willis a TV star. Lots of firsts this month. Julian Lennon played his first concert. Mike Tyson K.O. dis opponent Hector Mercedes in the very first round of his very first professional fight and people were not duly terrified yet. The very first internet domain name was registered. Todaysembolic.com is just a placeholder noting its historic significance in a front door to an internet museum. Back then, born. And finally his constant teacher, Nanko, was laid to rest, Mikhail Vorbichev took his

place as Soviet General Secretary, ushering in a new era in the Cold War and keeping things

interesting in March of 1985.

Hi, everybody.

I'm Drew McQueenie.

I am the co-host of 80's All Over.

Welcome.

And as always, I'm joined by my co-host, Scott Weinberg.

What's up, buddy?

Hello, and welcome to 80s all over. Or as I like to call it, a compilation of mistakes

we made on the last episode.

Scott, did you watch Moonlighty when it first was on there? I did. Moonlighting was one of the shows we talked about in school the next day. It was a big deal. It seems crazy that the first internet website was the same month as Moonlighting. That doesn't line up for me like you know what's strange to me is that a lot of women are gravitating towards our show these days

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