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Bruce Willis Gets Down in ’80s Levi’s Commercial
Bruce Willis Gets Down in ’80s Levi’s Commercial
Everyone starts small. Unless you're Will Smith's kids. But other than them, most people tend to start somewhat smallish, even Bruce Willis. Way back, even before 'Moonlighting,' Bruce was slowly climbing his way up. Here he is showcasing his hot moves for Levi's. We're going to call this video his "stripper money," you know, since he's dancing to get paid and it's pretty embarrassing. R
‘Perfect Strangers’ Video Game Lets You Pursue Your Dreams With Balki
‘Perfect Strangers’ Video Game Lets You Pursue Your Dreams With Balki
'Perfect Strangers' was about more than just mismatched cousins who often found themselves in ridiculous circumstances and occasionally danced the "Dance of Joy." The sitcom, which ran from 1986 to 1993, was about following one's dreams. In the case of Balki Bartokomous (Bronson Pinchot), his dream was to escape his family sheep farm in the Greek-like island of Mypos and start anew in Am
Five TV Shows Based on Fairy Tales That Predate ‘Grimm’ and ‘Once Upon a Time’ [VIDEOS]
Five TV Shows Based on Fairy Tales That Predate ‘Grimm’ and ‘Once Upon a Time’ [VIDEOS]
ABC's 'Once Upon a Time' debuted to unexpectedly strong numbers last night, delivering the highest ratings for any new drama series this season and bringing ABC a much-needed hit after the quick cancellation of its heavily hyped 'Charlie's Angels' reboot.

The show, which follows the real-world adventures of classic characters such as Snow White, Prince Charming and Pinocchio, is one of two new series (the other being NBC's upcoming 'Grimm') that take inspiration from fairy tales. As it turns out, these two buzzworthy shows are part of a long, somewhat eccentric TV tradition. Here are five other shows, from comedies to dramas, that cribbed from the Brothers Grimm first.

Splash Mountain Rap Has Mullets and Neon and Dancing… Oh My! [VIDEO]
Splash Mountain Rap Has Mullets and Neon and Dancing… Oh My! [VIDEO]
Disney pulled out all the stops back in the late 80s for their Splash Mountain promotional video. And by all the stops, we mean mullets, neon, huge hair, dancing construction workers and a synth-heavy remix of the Song of the South 'Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah.' All that was needed was a glitter bomb from Tinker Bell to get things started. This is one of those videos where we dare you not to crack a smile.