Anyone who grew up in the 1980s probably has fond memories of these canceled television shows aimed at children.

Beyond classic franchises such as Transformers and G.I. Joe, the 1980s were stage for several high-concept animated series.

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap The 1980s was a weird decade full of neon, hairspray, Rubik's Cubes, Cabbage Patch Kids, parachute pants, and more. That ...

Back in the day, a lot of pop culture was revisiting the 1950s. Now, setting a film or TV series in the ‘50s counts as historical. On the other hand, it has become increasingly common to set films and ...

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The people responsible for reviving “The Karate Kid” universe with the “Cobra Kai” TV series have their eyes set on another 1980s pop-culture hit. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jon Hurwitz, ...

Ah, the Eighties! A harrowing decade of rockin' hair metal bands, Reaganomics, aerobicizing, Walkmans, Cabbage Patch Kids, and video arcades. It was also an era when science fiction on television was ...

James B. Sikking featured in two of the most popular TV shows of the 1980s has died at the age of 90. PEOPLE confirmed the news with his publicist, Cynthia Synder.