A look back at the years 1980-1989 with commentary from celebrities and comedians in 3-D.
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| Paula Abdul | ... | Herself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Harry Anderson | ... | Himself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Michael Ian Black | ... | Himself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Emmanuel Lewis | ... | Himself / ... 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| John Moschitta Jr. | ... | Himself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Cassandra Peterson | ... | Elvira / ... 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Alan Thicke | ... | Himself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Chuck Woolery | ... | Himself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| 'Weird Al' Yankovic | ... | Himself 10 episodes, 2005 | |
| Hal Sparks | ... | Himself 8 episodes, 2005 | |
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The Modern Humorist | ... | Themselves 7 episodes, 2005 |
| Mo Rocca | ... | Himself 6 episodes, 2005 | |
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A look back at the years 1980-1989 with commentary from celebrities and comedians in 3-D.
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24 October 2005 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Performed by The Rolling Stones
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The show is actually in 3D, using a process called ChromaDepth that appears in 3D when using a special pair of ChromaDepth glasses, but the process allows the show to be viewable in normal 2D (unlike the anaglyphic 3D process). The ChromaDepth glasses for the show were available free at Best Buy stores across the United States. See more »Quotes
Chris Wylde: [on EPCOT from 1982] Here's why EPCOT is good: they serve booze! There's no booze at Magic Kingdom! None! It's dry! You go to EPCOT, get hammered, you go back to Magic Kingdom and *really* enjoy Space Mountain.See more »
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Don't StopWritten by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Performed by The Rolling Stones
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I love the "I Love The..." series, because I can relate to two decades' worth of stuff, and for some people around me they can even relate to the I Love the 70's series. I have no problem with these shows because they are humorous and wonderfully nostalgic, but if they are going to continue, VH1 needs to find better material than what is in I Love the 80's 3D, or at least present it in a better fashion. For example, Weird Al's "movies that would have been better in 3-D" segment is completely dumb. Weird Al is a funny guy, and the movies they talk about are worth spending time on, but that there is no funny joke that can come from "would be better in 3-D".
I love the 80's Strikes Back was far superior, and for the fact that the gimmick was only in the name. They wrapped the gimmick of 3-D all around I Love the 80's 3-D and it just seems forced.
I still enjoyed this show, but not as much as the others. I'll end this review with a suggestion for VH1: Take the time to license everything and sell the "I Love The..." series on DVD, because as much as it would cost to license and manage everything, there is no doubt that the shows would sell astronomically. There aren't many people in the country who wouldn't pay a good $50 to relive a decade of their lives in a hilarious way whenever they wanted. Say I want to remember what it was like when I was in the third grade, I just reach for my "I Love 95" DVD, pop it in and enjoy.