Back in the late '80s and early '90s, '21 Jump Street' was the thing, holding a cast that was all-too-cool among a story that stood all-too-unbelievable, but that didn't stop young viewers from eating it up.
Focusing on a team of blessedly young-looking police officers who posed as students to bust crimes in high school, college and any other teenage hot spot, the '21 Jump Street' cast became rather popular -- especially one guy just a few years later named Johnny Depp.
In 1985, the then 'Family Ties' cast member Michael J. Fox had not only a hit television show under his belt but also two blockbuster successes. One was the legendary 'Back to the Future' while the other was the not-as-legendary-but-still-successful-and-entertaining 'Teen Wolf.' The film told the story of a high school student (Fox), who suddenly discovers that he has the ability to transform into a werewolf, a trait passed down in his family.
Yes, we agree, 'Breaking Bad' is perhaps the best show on television today. But what if were stacked up on the TGIF line up of our adolescence? Now there's a hit.
Just when we thought everyone was getting in on the Harlem Shake craze, there's one guy who's shutting it down. Late night host Conan O'Brien showed exactly what happens when a member of his staff attempts to put together a "Shake" video -- they go to the Time Out Corner!
As if we didn't already love Taylor Swift enough, this remix of her 'I Knew You Were Trouble' single might actually be better than the original. Turns out all she needed was a little bit of Nicholas Cage.
Back in 1999, the world was introduced to arguably the best TV show ever created. Set primarily in New Jersey, 'The Sopranos' explored the story of mobster Tony Soprano, a man attempting to keep his home life as well as his mental stability intact amid a profession where a bullet could come flying around any corner.
Finally, a Harlem Shake video for a new audience! Last night's opening couch gag on 'The Simpsons' showed everyone's favorite cartoon family getting in on the Harlem Shake craze. And we definitely count it as a win.
Who doesn't hold an immense appreciation for the 1985 cult classic, 'The Goonies'? Apparently, Johnny Galecki of 'The Big Bang Theory' agrees, and therefore, asked Conan O'Brien to help him reenact his favorite scene from said film.