Totally 80's
This yellow video-game character eats dots while being chased by colorful ghosts.
Pac-Man
These digital creatures lived on a tiny keychain and demanded that you feed and care for them.
Tamagotchi
This Apple device, introduced in 2001, promised to put “1,000 songs in your pocket.”
iPod
What 1993 movie featured a theme park filled with cloned dinosaurs that — shockingly — did not go according to plan?
Jurassic Park
This “King of Pop” released the album Thriller in 1982.
Michael Jackson
This colorful puzzle became a worldwide craze as players tried to make each side of a cube a single color.
Rubik's Cube
This sitcom starred Will Smith as a teenager who moved from Philadelphia to live with his wealthy relatives in California.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
This social networking site let users customize their pages with music and choose a famous Top 8 list of friends.
MySpace
Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet starred as Jack and Rose in this enormous 1997 movie.
Titanic
Britney Spears became a pop superstar after releasing this 1998 song whose title begins with the word “Baby.”
“…Baby One More Time”
In this 1985 movie, Marty McFly accidentally travels back to 1955.
Back to the Future
This rental-store chain was once the place to go on Friday night to pick out a movie on VHS or DVD.
Blockbuster
This singing competition premiered in the U.S. in 2002 and featured judges Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson.
American Idol
What 2004 movie introduced us to Regina George and the rule that “on Wednesdays we wear pink”?
Mean Girls
Justin Timberlake was originally a member of this enormously successful boy band.
NSYNC
This cable television network launched in 1981 and originally showed music videos almost exclusively.
MTV
Before Google became dominant, this internet service was famous for mailing millions of CDs promising users free hours of internet access.
AOL / America Online
Before Spotify, this controversial file-sharing service became famous around 1999 for allowing users to trade MP3 music files online.
Napster
This 1990 Christmas movie follows an eight-year-old boy accidentally left behind when his family flies to Paris.
Home Alone
Kurt Cobain was the lead singer of this Seattle band whose 1991 album Nevermind helped bring grunge into the mainstream.
Nirvana
This portable Sony device allowed people to listen to cassette tapes through headphones while walking around.
The Walkman
This 1997 virtual pet toy let you raise, train and battle digital monsters and eventually became a competitor to Pokémon.
Digimon
Motorola's ultra-thin flip phone became one of the defining status-symbol phones of the mid-2000s. Name it.
Motorola RAZR
What 1994 sitcom followed six friends named Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey and Phoebe?
Friends
This MTV countdown show, commonly known by three letters, became a daily after-school destination for music fans beginning in 1998.
TRL / Total Request Live