One Hit Wonders of the 60s and 70s
Part of the Jersey Shore Sound, they had a #1 hit with "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)".
Looking Glass
The mantra for this hero is "With great power comes great responsibility".
Peter Parker, Spider-Man
Hailing from France, he was billed as the Eighth Wonder of the World.
Andre the Giant
In the 50s, this groundbreaking show included such scenes as the giant loaf of bread, the candy conveyor, and grape stomping.
I Love Lucy
This series follows five mechanical lions (and their human pilots) that combine into a larger robot.
Voltron
A band from Rhode Island, named for a house in Connecticut, they had a #7 hit with "Sweet Mary".
Wadsworth Mansion
Stan Lee originally wanted to call their comic "The Mutants" but who would understand what a mutant is?
The X-Men
Although Canadian, he would come to the ring playing bagpipes and wearing a kilt.
Rowdy Roddy Piper
In the 60s, this sci-fi anthology series showcased the talents of Burgess Meredith, Jack Klugman, and Billy Mumy.
The Twilight Zone
Don't go Super Saiyan if you can't remember the name of this long-running series.
Dragon Ball
A studio band headed by Joey Levine, they had a #8 hit with the fast patter song "Life is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)".
Reunion
This is the secret identity of the lycanthropic hero known as Werewolf by Night.
Jack Russell
The screeching and pale manager for the Undertaker.
Paul Bearer
In the 70s, Abe Vigoda co-starred as a grizzled detective in this show before starring in his own spinoff titled "Fish".
Barney Miller
With her friends and her cat Luna, she is the Pretty Guardian Who Fights for Love and Justice.
Sailor Moon
Supposedly a band made up of Welsh coal miners, they had a #12 hit with "Gimme Gimme Good Lovin'".
Crazy Elephant
In the 70s, Marvel published the unofficial sequel to HG Wells' "War of the Worlds" with this series.
Killraven: Warrior of the Worlds
Often a heel and regularly comedic, the blonde brother of Brett "the Hitman" Hart.
Owen Hart
In the 80s, this troubleshooter, who detested guns, could make seemingly anything he needed from whatever was on hand.
MacGyver
This group of masterless samurai fight the evil Talpa and his Dynasty.
Ronin Warriors
A Spanish band whose lead singer was German, they had a #4 hit (in English) with "Black Is Black".
Los Bravos
Taking their name from the salute of Roman gladiators, this team fought against the alien Horde.
Strikeforce: Morituri
Name any of the three "faces" of Mick Foley.
Cactus Jack, Dude Love, & Mankind
In the 90s, set on the sleepy island of Nantucket, this high-flying sitcom starred Tim Daly and Steven Weber.
Wings
Taking a break from its regular universe, this series follows pilots and their giant mech suits in a world fighting tournament.
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