1. The traumatizing episode of Punky Brewster where Cherie almost died after getting trapped in the old refrigerator:
2. Serendipity books, which had oh-so-'70s-looking covers:
3. The Flintstones Lucky Eggs machines that were at every supermarket and pizza parlor:
4. The ALF puppets you could get at Burger King:
5. Cars with ashtrays on the doors (that would burn your arm on hot days):
6. The Disney's Children's Favorites album that every kid seemed to have in their record collection:
7. The oh-so-cool Batman Converse...
8. ...and the whole Batman mania that was the summer of '89:
9. Dynamite magazines that you only read in your classroom library or at the dentist:
10. The Children's Place stores that used to have the cutout-hole entrance in the front:
11. These flip-flops that every kid in the '80s wore:
12. The "Right to Say No!" commercial that played all the time during cartoons:
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13. Cap'n O.G. Readmore and his "Reading is where's it's at!" catchphrase:
14. Play tents that would easily fall apart if you moved wrong:
15. Wildlife Treasury and the box that you always pinched your fingers on:
16. My Buddy and Kid Sister, whose jingle is probably playing in your head right now:
17. Puffy fabric paints that you would use to decorate T-shirts with:
18. Strawberry Shortcake vitamins that tasted like candy:
19. Johnson's No More Tangles spray that came in bottles that looked like this:
20. Garfield pencil huggers that were actually really impractical:
21. Tupperware stencils that never really created great stencils:
22. These sketch pads:
23. Nerds cereal that tasted like pure sugar:
24. Tinkerbell makeup:
25. The Over Our Heads store from Facts of Life:
26. Fireball Island, which made you feel like Indiana Jones while you played it:
27. These evil shin destroyers:
28. Snorks, which was a wannabe Smurfs:
29. The F.H.E. logo that appeared before a whole bunch of your favorite VHS tapes:
30. Koala Springs, which you felt so, so fancy drinking:
31. This way-too-important adapter:
32. Shiny Sandylion stickers:
33. ...and Mrs. Grossman's stickers, which always had a cute minimal design:
34. Stereos in glass cabinets that you knew never to touch:
35. The Haunted House pop-up book:
36. The nightmare-inducing Mr. Boogedy TV movie:
37. Shrinky Dinks:
38. These highway-patrol motorcycle-cop remote control toys that everyone just seemed to have:
39. Chef Boyardee Tic Tac Toe's pasta:
40. Wild Strawberry Bubblicious that tasted like sugar, more sugar, and artificial strawberry flavor:
41. The Montgomery Ward Christmas catalog:
42. Tuba-Ruba, which was the most uncomfortable game to play:
43. Character cake pans that resulted in cakes that were 90% frosting:
44. Welch's glasses:
45. Pictionary Junior, which you really never ended up playing right:
46. The Disney's Read-Along book and record series:
47. Wacky Winders kite spool that tried to make kite spools cool:
48. Tupperware sippy cups that gave a little bit of a plastic flavor to anything you drank out of them:
49. Ronald McDonald rag dolls:
50. These McDonald's glasses that randomly appeared in your family's kitchen:
51. The Fraggle Rock Happy Meal toys that were all sorts of amazing:
52. The bendable hand keychain that would start falling apart within a month:
53. Le Tigre polos:
54. The Wuzzles, which was gone way too soon:
55. Rude Dog and the Dweebs, which was also gone way too soon:
56. Bracelet pens, which dried out super quickly:
57. These Halloween costumes that were hard to walk in and had a mask that was hard to see out of:
58. The train from Silver Spoons that every kid dreamed of having in their home:
59. The McDonald's McKids clothing line that was sold at Sears:
60. These weird flashes that you would need to put on the camera:
61. Air Wick's Magic Mushroom air freshener, which looked like a magical toy:
62. Care Bears books:
63. This Hanna-Barbera logo:
64. Panini stickers that were so much fun to collect:
65. Kitchen stuff with this goose design on it:
66. The "Blown Away" poster:
67. The very cool Back to the Future Part II sunglasses that Pizza Hut sold:
68. Disney's series of educational books that were a delight to read:
69. These Disney rerelease movie posters that you could get at McDonald's with your Happy Meal:
70. Disney Dollars, which you actually never wanted to spend whenever you were at a Disney park:
71. Nickelodeon's Noozles cartoon series (which was an afternoon staple):
72. The Fisher-Price Little People Airport play set:
73. Hootbot, who was cute until its eyes turned red and freaked you out:
74. The bitchy Tootsie Roll Pop owl:
75. Dustbusters that looked like this:
76. Mac and Me, which even as a kid you knew was a bad movie:
77. These sheets that every kid owned:
78. That's Incredible!, which was also something they yelled, like, 230 times throughout the episode:
79. General Foods International Coffee, which you thought was the fanciest coffee ever:
80. High-heeled–pump novelty telephones, which you also thought were fancy:
81. Animalia, which featured some AMAZING illustrations:
82. Salad bars at Burger King:
83. Michael Jackson appearing as "Michael Jackstone" on The Flintstone Kids' "Just Say No" special:
84. The Peanut Butter Solution, which was the freakiest movie ever:
85. Dragon's Lair, which nobody knew how to play but was super cool to look at:
86. Vuarnet T-shirts that you wore with pegged jeans:
87. This playground thing that you could get seriously hurt on (or burned with if it was a hot day):
88. This novelty gift that had ZERO purpose:
89. The utterly delightful Ralph S. Mouse adaptations that aired on ABC Weekend Specials:
90. Jerry O'Connell as a kid with superpowers on My Secret Identity:
91. Giggles cookies, which had faces that creeped you out a little:
92. The Sweet Pickles van, which was filled with flash cards:
93. Tang Trio PVC figures, which always seemed to just randomly appear in your toy box:
94. Morris the Cat from the 9Lives cat-food commercials:
95. These change purses:
96. Pencil sharpeners that looked like this:
97. The Snoopy Sno-cone Machine:
98. Avon Camelot books that had those very distinctive covers:
99. This alarm clock that everyone's parents owned in the '80s:
100. And finally, the oh-so-magical intro to The Disney Sunday Movie:
