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Who says cheesy has to be bad? Join https://doyouremember.com/ as we count down our picks for the top 10 cheesiest one-hit wonders of the 1970s. Chapters 00:00 One-Hit Wonders 1970s 00:23 Dancing in the Moonlight - King Harvest 01:58 Brandy you’re a Fine Girl - Looking Glass 03:17 Mr. Big Stuff - Jean Knight 04:16 Free - All Right Now 05:18 The Hustle - Van McCoy 06:11 Love Hurts - Nazareth 06:50 Rapper’s Delight - Sugarhill Gang 07:54 You Light Up My Life - Debby Boone 09:00 O Oh Child - 5 stairsteps 09:45 My Sharona - The Knack DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Toys, almost by definition, are supposed to be safe. They're meant for kids, and most of them are used without adult supervision. So parents need to be safe in the knowledge that a kid's toy isn’t going to, let’s say, explode unexpectedly. Or give you cancer. Or try to devour you. But sometimes a toy hits the market that hasn’t been as well tested as it should be and proves to be more than a little dangerous. I’m Nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember, and today we're going to be diving headfirst into some of the most dangerous toys of all time. For this list, we only included toys that weren’t invented to be dangerous - in other words, no firecrackers or bb guns. If you enjoy our toy chest of wonders, please subscribe to the channel so you never miss a memory, but now, let’s play with danger! DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Grease (1978 film) 🧑🏻👱🏻‍♀️ Cast Then and Now 2020 We take a deep dive with Grease, a 1978 American musical romantic comedy film starring: Chapters: 00:00 - Grease Introduction 00:53 - Olivia Newton-John - Sandy 02:14 - John Travolta - Danny Zuko 03:28 - Stockard Channing - Rizzo 04:17 - Didi Conn - Frenchie 05:35 - Jeff Conaway - Kenickie 06:32 - Dinah Manoff - Marty 07:23 - Jamie Donnelly - Jan 08:21 - Barry Pearl - Doody 09:05 - Michael Tucci - Sonny 09:48 - Kelly Ward - Putzie

Somethin' is brewin' and 'bout to begin. Ah, childhood, always slipping away like sand through a sieve. But we’ve got just the thing to revisit those simpler times, a quick soar through the clouds of our youth with Mary Poppins herself. What better way to feel connected to this 1964 classic than by catching up with the cast today? I’m your magical nanny, Nostalgic Nick, and I won’t be complicating things that are really quite simple. Because this charming film really represented simpler times for all of us, and it had the perfect team to do so. If you like this video, don’t forget to subscribe so you’ll always catch our next nostalgic rewind. Now, if all your chores are done, grab your umbrellas, and let’s float on over and catch up with the cast of Mary Poppins. Cast Mary Poppins - Julie Andrews Bert - Dick Van Dyke DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Nobody knows quite when the idea of a “groupie” first came to be. The term itself dates from the mid-1960s, but the idea of young women throw ng themselves at their musical heroes dates back decades before that, probably even further. One can almost imagine a young Austrian lass frantically waving her corset as Motzart breaks into his “Magic Flute.” Anyways, we don't think about corsets and operas when we think about groupies, we think about rock and roll. I’m Nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember, and today we’ll be looking at some of the most important groupies in the history of Rock n Roll. Be sure to hit the thumbs up and subscribe to our channel, but now, let’s get to the ladies who had rock stars wrapped around their fingers. Bebe Buell Sable Starr Anita Pallenburg Pennie Trumbull Cynthia Plaster Caster “Sweet” Connie Hamzy Pamela Des Barres DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Do you remember a certain mustachioed Hollywood icon? He was rebellious, but quite possibly the most likable actor out there in the 70s and 80s. This hunk seamlessly captivated audiences for six decades plus - you know the one. Mr. Burt Reynolds. The man who made the mustache popular again! I know some of you copied the look, Personally, I’m working on some righteous handlebars, I’ll keep ya posted… I’m your host nostalgic Nick and we’re chasing a bandit - to try and learn some more about a true Hollywood legend! DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Who were the women in Elvis' life? Here is a list of the women Elvis Presley had relationships with. Women couldn't help falling in Love with Elvis.... and Elvis, ...well he couldn't help falling in love with them… even if they were married. If wise men say that only fools rush in, then Elvis Presley made fools of us all, because who couldn’t help falling in love with the king of Rock “n” Roll? With his jet black hair, swaying hips, and sultry croon, Elvis was the biggest sex symbol in the world for more than two decades. The ladies found him irresistible, and he struggled to resist them too. Over the course of his tragically short career, Elvis dated numerous women, including some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Priscilla Presley Ann-Margret Linda Thompson Peggy Lipton Cybill Shepherd Natalie Wood Gael Greene Rita Moreno Anita Wood DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Wake up, John Boy. You won’t believe some of this stuff! Through the ‘70s, Americans desperately craved some wholesome, inspiring TV. Along came The Waltons. But look behind the scenes, and things aren’t nearly as simple as that. These are the secrets and scandals behind the show. I’m your host Nostalgic Nick with some lesser-known facts about The Waltons. Think you know everything about the show? Do you know which other popular tv series lived in the Walton house? THE WALTONS: 17 SECRETS YOU WON'T BELIEVE DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

We take a deep dive into the Tragic Life of Paul Lynde. The cameras didn’t show the conflicted, embittered man who thought his passions and skills were being wasted. And although after a hard day of work, Americans everywhere got to forget about their troubles while giggling at the pure clownish behavior coming from that center square, behind the scenes, Paul was just as unsettled and lost as his eager viewers. DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

We’ve all been there. Happily singing along to a song with our friends, until you notice that they’re all staring at you in disbelief. “Nick,” they say, “Do you really think this city was built on Sausage Rolls? Because it’s actually “We built this city on Rock n’ Roll.” Oh, the shame. The embarrassment! But I’m here to say, Everyone mishears lyrics from time to time. So much so that there’s even a term for it. A Mondegreen. Writer Sylvia Wright coined the term in 1954 after hearing the line “laid him on the green” in a Scottish ballad as “Lady Mondegreen.” And Mondegreens have been ever-present in pop music since. I’m nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember and today we’re going to be taking a look at some of the most ridiculously misheard lyrics in music history. I’ll say this slowly as to avoid A Mondegreen. 10 WEIRDEST MISHEARD LYRICS OF ALL TIME DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Hey there! I am so out of breath… I was out practicing my “Baywatch running” skills. I’m sure everyone remembers the iconic slow-motion shots. But, I think I’ll leave that to the lifeguards. Let’s head back to Santa Monica Bay. “Don't you worry It's gonna be alright 'Cause I'm always ready” to talk about one of my favorite shows from the 90s: Baywatch! I’m your host Nostalgic Nick, and today we’re catching up with the lifeguards of Los Angeles County. Baywatch became so popular that several direct-to-home videos were created along with a spin-off series, but more on all of that later! The show was actually canceled after its first season… “Mitch Please” (said sarcastically like “bitch please”) But lucky for us, a certain Hasselhoff swam out to the drowning television series and pulled it back to safety. What a guy: Cast: David Hasselhoff as Mitch Buchannon Pamela Anderson as C.J. Parker Alexandra Paul as Stephanie Holden Nicole Eggert as Summer Quinn David Charvet as Matt Brody DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Nobody puts DoYouRemember in a corner. If there’s one thing we can say for sure it’s that love is strange, and comes when you least expect it. And this 1987 timeless classic, Dirty Dancing took us on a 3-week getaway we’ll never forget. With a vibrantly young star-studded cast bursting with chemistry, this film holds your attention and dips you when you least expect it. The dances, the young love, the music - what’s not to like. I’m your host Nostalgic Nick, and let’s head back to Kellerman’s resort to find out what the cast of Dirty Dancing got into after that magical summer wrapped up. If you enjoy going back in time with us, please, be sure to subscribe so you’ll never miss a beat. Without further ado, let’s dance! DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Elvis Presley may have passed on, but his family continues the legacy of the King of Rock and Roll. Elvis has an extensive family line, mainly coming from his only daughter with Priscilla Presley, the lovely Lisa Marie. And not only that but both Lisa Marie and one of his grandchildren have gone on to follow in Elvis’s famous footsteps to Hollywood. It’s definitely safe to say that legends truly never die, especially in Elvis’s case. I’m your host Nostalgic Nick with Do You Remember, and today we’re checking out Elvis Presley’s family line and seeing what they’re up to today. Be sure to subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss out on other Famous Family Deep Dives! Ok, Let’s rock and roll... DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Some films are so bad they’re good and others are so bad they're hilarious… but sometimes, they're just plain bad. Join DoYouRemember.com as we count down our picks for the Top 10 Worst Movies of the 1970s. The 1970s had one of the best crops of hilariously bad movies of all. Silly disaster movies, unscary horror pics, laugh-less comedies - this decade had everything! I’m Nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember, and today we’re counting down 10 of the worst movies of the 1970s! Alright, get your popcorn ready DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back!

Top 10 Best Cartoons of the Seventies Superheroes, robots, and ghosts – the '70s were a weird time. Growing up there were two types of Saturday Morning cartoons. The first type you didn’t really care about - if you had to run to the kitchen for more fruity pebbles or take a quick detour to the bathroom it’s an acceptable loss. Then there’s the second type, which you wouldn’t miss a second of even if the sky was falling. Maybe it was Johnny Quest… or maybe it was The Smurfs. Some cartoons are so special that you can’t tear your eyes away from them. Every decade had them, but the 1970s had some of the best of them all. I’m Nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember, and today we’re going back to the 70s to take a look at some of the best cartoons of all time. Be sure to subscribe to our channel, but for now, on to the toons! Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? The Pink Panther Show Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines Josie and the Pussy Cats Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids Super Friends Schoolhouse Rock!

Time for a Blast from the past. There are some songs that will never disappear from the cultural zeitgeist. I’m sure “Hey Jude” will be played for forever, and I think it’s literally illegal to have a wedding and not play “Shout.” Whether they’re undeniably fantastic or just have their perfect place and time, these songs will never be forgotten. Then there’s the other side of that coin. Songs that were massive hits but have been largely lost to the sands of time. And today we’re going to be looking at the second group. As the 1950s get farther and farther away - remember everyone, 1950 wasn’t just fifty years ago anymore - more and more of the songs that people loved are relegated to the history books. This is unfortunate because some of this absolute rock! So let’s revive them today, I’m Nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember, be sure to subscribe to our channel for more fun throwbacks. But for now… drumroll please, (drumroll which gets cray) -OK OK, thank you. let’s remember some hits. Top 10 50s Songs You Forgot Were Awesome “Maybellene” - Chuck Berry “Walkin’ After Midnight” - Patsy Cline “That’ll Be the Day” - Buddy Holly “Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White” - Perez Prado “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On” - Jerry Lee Lewis “You Send Me” - Sam Cooke “Rocket 88” - Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

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The Munsters proved nothing is as it seems, and even if you think you know everything about this spooky family, there are always more surprises lurking in the shadows. But don’t be afraid, it’s not all scary! I’m your host Nostalgic Nightmare Nick here to peel back the spider webs on The Munsters family. As a show, it reshaped how kids looked at the stuff of nightmares, reimagined as simply relatable people who could be our own neighbors. Admirable actually. But the show had plenty of tricks up its sleeve, from changing faces to secret songs, and some pretty eerie cameos. If you enjoy this video, be sure to subscribe to the channel, if you dare. Now, the night is young and we have many fun facts about The Munsters to unveil. Let’s be off! THE MUNSTERS 💚 17 SECRETS YOU WON'T BELIEVE CAST Fred Gwynne - Herman Munster Al Lewis - Grandpa Yvonne De Carlo - Lily Munster Joan Marshall - Phoebe Munster Butch Patrick - Eddie Munster Pat Priest - Marilyn Munster Beverley Owen - Marilyn Munster Chet Stratton - Clyde Thornton Harvey Korman - Dr. Leinbach Paul Lynde - Dr. Edward Dudley John Carradine - Mr. Gateman Pat Harrington Jr. - Sonny Harkness John Hoyt - Barney Walters DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

Top 10 '70s Songs You Forgot Were Awesome Just because a song was a massive hit does not mean that it has staying power. After all, Barry Sadler’s “Ballad of the Green Berets” was the number one single of 1966, beating out both “Good Vibrations” and “California Dreaming.” And when was the last time you were singing along to Sadler’s lyrics? Despite its popularity, at the time it’s just not a song played at your local department store. Lots of songs that were massive successes in their time and were actually fantastic hardly get any airplay today. I’m Nostalgic Nick for Doyouremember, and today we’re going to be looking at some of the biggest and best songs of the 1970s that you’ve forgotten about. Be sure to subscribe to our channel and for now, let’s crank the tunes! “Lola” - The Kinks “What a Fool Believes” - The Doobie Brothers “Le Freak” - Chic “Come and Get Your Love” - Redbone “Cars” - Gary Numan “Right Place, Wrong Time” - Dr. John “Life on Mars?” - David Bowie DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

If there’s one thing Married with Children taught us it’s that love and marriage go together like a horse and a carriage! Well, ole’ Frankie blue eyes taught us that, each week with the theme song. The actual show was a bit different. Try and separate Married from its risque premise, and you wouldn’t really have the show at all. So Just how did we get the most memorable sitcom that pushed all the boundaries, Turns out, a lot happened behind the scenes. And although this show put a Network on the Map, Some episodes were too racy to make. And haters of the show had a part in saving the series. I’m your host Nostalgic Nick and it’s time to go behind the display and check out the secrets in the back. If the shoe fits, be sure to give this video a thumbs up for us. And subscribe to our channel, so you catch the next trip down memory lane. Without further ado, let’s rock! DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! Married With Children Officially Ended After This Happened http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

There’s something about child stars that make them incredibly fascinating. To make it big as a kid you have to have a natural talent and charisma that it’s impossible to tear your eyes away from. But also the lives of child stars are not easy. It takes a strong support system and incredible mental fortitude to grow up with the eyes of the world trained on you constantly, which explains why so many child stars end in tragedy. Could you imagine going through puberty with the paparazzi following your every move? That time is awkward enough for all of us without the added attention. Today we’re going to be looking at some of the biggest child stars of the 1980s, and what paths their lives have taken. Be sure to subscribe to our channel! But now let’s take a trip down memory lane. 10 Famous 80s Child Stars 🌟 You Would NEVER Recognize Today DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

Sunday, Monday, Happy Days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Ok, you know the rest: Because for over a decade that sound meant we were in store for some of the best situational comedy tv had to offer. Make sure you stick around to the very end of this video, where we'll look at how these characters really shaped up! Don't forget to leave a like on this video, and subscribe to DoYouRemember for more! Henry Winkler as Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli Roz Kelly as Pinkie Tuscadero Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham Linda Purl as Gloria Al Molinaro as Al Delvecchio Joan Prather as Ruth Don Most as Ralph Malph Billy Warlock as Flip Phillips Laurette Spang as Arlene Holder Anson Williams as Potsie Weber Pat Morita as Arnold Cathy Silvers as Jenny Piccalo Marion Ross as Marion Cunningham Ted McGinley as Roger Phillips Cheryl Ladd as Cindy Shea Cindy Williams as Shirley Feeney Gavan O'Herlihy Robin Williams as Mork Scott Baio as Chachi Arcola Suzi Quatro as Leather Tuscadero Erin Moran as Joanie Cunningham Crystal Bernard as K.C. Cunningham Penny Marshall as Laverne DeFazio Ron Howard as Richie Cunningham DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

SUGGEST MOVIE OR TV SERIES FOR REVIEW IN THE COMMENTS Who doesn’t want to watch three bombshell beauties fight crime and solve mysteries? Charlie's Angels is an American crime drama television series that aired from September 22, 1976, to June 24, 1981. That opening theme was so memorable, I can still hear Charlie in my head, Once upon a time, there were three little girls who went to the police academy. Although many people saw the show as just, ‘Jiggle TV’ with a focus on sex appeal, those angels showed off their acting chops, and with interesting and clever plots, excellent guest stars, and gorgeous angels, what’s not to like. CAST Jaclyn Smith - Kelly Garrett David Doyle - John Bosley Cheryl Ladd - Kris Munroe Kate Jackson - Sabrina Duncan Farrah Fawcett - Jill Munroe Shelley Hack - Tiffany Welles Tanya Roberts - Julie Rogers Nancy Fox - Eva Rick Cazorla - Burke L.Q. Jones - Burdette Soon-Tek Oh - Lt. Torres Norman Alden - Jake Barnett Denny Miller - Ed Fellows Joseph Hacker - Carl Nichols Dennis Cole - Carl Hansworth Richard Bakalyan - Artie Weaver Lee Delano - Al Norman Lynne Marta - Linda Dick Sargent - Avery Noah Keen - Bank President Cesare Danova - Franco Cirella Gene Barry - Frank Jason Michael Callan - Cass Harper Alan Feinstein - Dave Christopher Patrick Duffy - Bill Cord John David Carson - Kevin Ryan Carole Cook - Hildy Slater DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember

SUGGEST MOVIE OR TV SERIES FOR REVIEW IN THE COMMENTS Cue the music!! Elegantly choreographed action, spot-on timing, and powerful themes, not to mention the music and the costumes, made Bonanza one of the two most influential westerns of all time. Only Gunsmoke out-drew it in episodes. Boy, it was a treat to get to stay up late on Sunday evenings and watch the most cutting-edge television of the era. Heck, they even crossed Eons when appearing in an episode of The Flintstones. ACTORS IN Bonanza Lorne Greene - Ben Cartwright Michael Landon - Joseph 'Little Joe' Cartwright Dan Blocker - Eric 'Hoss' Cartwright Pernell Roberts - Adam Cartwright Victor Sen Yung - Hop Sing Ray Teal - Sheriff Roy Coffee David Canary - Candy Canaday Bing Russell - Deputy Clem Foster Mitch Vogel - Jamie Hunter Cartwright Tim Matheson - Griff King Denver Pyle - Sheriff Ed Morgan Woodward - Deputy Sheriff Rick Conley Dabbs Greer - Doc Tasker Dunkatt Gregory Walcott - Capt. John Fenner Leonard Nimoy - Freddy Ricardo Montalban - Matsou DeForest Kelley - Tully Sally Kellerman - Kathleen Walker Jonathan Harris - Charles Dickens Adam West - Frank Milton Burgess Meredith - Owney Duggan Zsa Zsa Gabor - Madame Marova Leslie Nielsen - Sheriff Paul Rowan Beau Bridges - Horace Perkins Alan Hale Jr. - Swede Lundberg Tina Louise - Mary Burns Mike Farrell - Dr. Will Agar DoYouRemember.com The site that takes you back! http://doyouremember.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DoYouRemember/ https://twitter.com/DoYouRemember