The Rocky, Karate Kid trope.

Geek, loser, wimp, intellectually challenged becomes a champ and gets the girl in the end. I watch every single move on this trope. Can't get enough of it.

Still the biggest one of my lifetime. At the time it hit every magazine, newspaper and tv show in the North America and parts of the world. This became a cultural phenomenom.

Probably Dallas and the "Who Shot JR" cliffhanger.

The greatest, not even close;

The Six Million Dollar Man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CPJ-AbCsT8

Still trying to recover from the razor blade scene.

Early part of season 4, I was done. Menendez dying, Sean getting together with Lea and Sean's freakout in Season 2 episode 10. Also by Season 4 I didn't like Sean anymore and thought he was a horrible Doctor that should have stayed in research.

These were all major events that made me start to dislike the show and by Season 4 I was out.

One of my all time favourites. But it is bat shit crazy.

Still pissed about Nola.

Letterkenny

A few years ago there was a show called Jupiter's Legacy. Only made it to 8 episodes but it was adult themed.

Actually I think Gina was nicer but the Principal seems to have moments of goodness. 2 of the teachers and their arrogance drive me nuts.

exactly and why I liked B99 so much. Yes there was Gina who was pretty bad but was really the only one of the cast that was bad. The rest of the cast were fun and enjoyable to watch. On AE most of the characters are either mean or so arrogant that the characters are unwatchable.

I don't even care if I get a laugh. Just make the characters watchable and enjoyable.

I tried to like this show but there are too many unlikeable characters.

Last Action Hero?

Really chill but man could they hit the accelerator in their concerts and go to the heavy stuff. That is the stuff I love.

Really great you are listening to this. It is great music some of my favorite still.

One of my favorite genres of the 90's.

Faith No More

Fishbone

Bad Brains

Primer 55

Living Color

In the movie Earthquake from 1974, there is a pretty good destruction of LA.

Thanks, I won't tell anyone. Started with 2 subgenres and did not like them. Just videos so went to music and that has been interesting. Moving now to specific bands. Will take a look at Rush. It may be good. Thanks

wow, you are right. Thanks, fixed.

12 is an interesting age and good post by you.

Very little access to anything but the radio and Midnight Special on Fridays and Don Kirschner's Rock concert on Saturday. Even then money was tight being 12, I could hold a cassette recorder to the radio or get the 45's when they came out.

Most of these came from my school mates that allowed me to listen to their music. I was so lucky that hard rock was a big thing in my school so I listened to my favorite genre of music.

That's great. Mine was '78. Geezer rock.

So in 1978. My favorites were. BTW not much money so a lot of greatest hits and live albums. Not in order.

1. Boston - Boston
2. Rush - Hemispheres
3. Rush - 2112
4. Kiss - Alive II
5. UFO-Lights Out
6. Saturday Night Fever - Soundtrack
7. Elton John - Greatest Hits
8. Led Zeppelin - Presence
9. Kiss - Originals (repackage of first 3 albums)
10. The Who - Who are You

Really enjoy Brad Pitt. Love his movies.

When records were a thing in the 60's and 70's they were put on walls as art. Look at the records covers from bands from the 60's and 70's some real talent.

But they were, you just didn't live in it. SOAD was a massive band for a few years. Very unique band that left a huge musical footprint.

Unless you live through an era you can't know what it is like. The biggest era was the Kiss era, in the mid to late 70's, they were world wide massive. Now they are a faint memory.

Try to find documentaries on the different musical eras and you will see what I mean.