80s & 90s Movies
This 1984 comedy about paranormal exterminators starred Bill Murray.
Ghostbusters
Cyndi Lauper's 1983 hit declared that girls just want to have this.
Fun
This NBC sitcom about six friends in New York City ran from 1994 to 2004.
Friends
This colorful 3D puzzle cube was the must-have toy of the early 80s.
Rubik's Cube
In 1985, Coca-Cola changed its formula, sparking outrage — the failed product was called this.
New Coke
Tom Hanks played this simple Alabama man who said "life is like a box of chocolates."
Forrest Gump
This Seattle band's 1991 album "Nevermind" brought grunge into the mainstream.
Nirvana
KITT was the talking car in this show starring David Hasselhoff.
Knight Rider
This 1984 transforming toy line featured Optimus Prime.
Transformers
This 1994-95 televised trial ended with the phrase "if it doesn't fit, you must acquit."
The O.J. Simpson trial
In "Die Hard" (1988), John McClane battles terrorists in this Los Angeles skyscraper.
Nakatomi Plaza
This 1987 U2 album featured "With or Without You."
The Joshua Tree
FBI agents Mulder and Scully investigated the paranormal on this show.
The X-Files
This digital pet from Japan had 90s kids feeding pixels on a keychain.
Tamagotchi
This 1989 pop duo had to return their Grammy after it was revealed they didn't sing on their album.
Milli Vanilli
This 1994 Tarantino film wove together stories of hitmen, a boxer, and a mysterious briefcase.
Pulp Fiction
The Spice Girls' 1996 debut single.
Wannabe
The Tanner family and Uncle Jesse lived in San Francisco on this sitcom.
Full House
These fabric bracelets that "slapped" onto your wrist were banned in some schools around 1990.
Slap bracelets
Fears that computers would crash when the calendar hit this year were called the Y2K bug.
2000
This 1980 comedy follows two brothers on "a mission from God" to save an orphanage.
The Blues Brothers
This 1998 Lauryn Hill solo album won five Grammys including Album of the Year.
The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
"Seinfeld" was famously pitched as a show about this.
Nothing
These small plush animals with heart-shaped tags sparked a collecting frenzy in the late 90s.
Beanie Babies
Wendy's 1984 ad asking "Where's the" this became a national catchphrase.
Beef