1. The Greatest American Hero The Greatest American Hero is one of the most beloved yet short-lived shows from the early ’80s. It followed Ralph Hinkley, an ordinary teacher who accidentally receives a super suit from aliens and is tasked […]

1. “Where’s the beef?” You’ve probably heard this one before—“Where’s the beef?” became an instant catchphrase thanks to a Wendy’s commercial in 1984. The ad showed an elderly woman looking at a competitor’s small burger patty and asking, “Where’s the

1. Morgan Freeman for Visa: The Unlikely Choice When we think of Morgan Freeman, we typically picture him in serious roles, lending his deep, authoritative voice to everything from nature documentaries to action-packed thrillers. So, when he appeared in a

1. Never Calling Adults by Their First Name Remember when calling an adult by their first name was practically a crime? You had to tack on a “Mr.” or “Mrs.” no matter what, even if they insisted otherwise. These days,

1. Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! Nothing screams ‘70s nostalgia like Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, even though it technically debuted in ‘69. This groovy mystery-solving gang, complete with their talking Great Dane, became a Saturday morning staple. Each episode followed a

1. Sticking With One Job for Life Boomers grew up with the idea that if you landed a good job, you stayed there until retirement. Loyalty to a company was a badge of honor, and switching jobs frequently was seen

1. Bread – The Staple of Every Meal Bread was the backbone of the ancient Egyptian diet, and they made it in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Made primarily from emmer wheat or barley, their bread was often dense