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I'm excited for what did they call it?  I Love the 80's reloaded or something?
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Me too!  I think it was called "The 80's Strike Back!" -- supposed to air in October.  Bring it on!

While I've found most of the commentary by the actors etc to be pretty funny and entertaining, I agree that there's been too much of it.  But ya gotta love what the guy from 'Grounded for Life' and Joe Elliot had to say about Dark Side of the Moon -- well, I did anyways!   :P

So girls, how many of us had a Baby Alive?  I did -- and now it seems umm...GROSS!

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see i was born in 1974 and I remeber ALOTTTTTT that they show on ILOVE THE 70s...

I remember more things of the 80s but the 70s thats my fave!
Im addicted...counting off to when the 70s "strike back"...

any plans for a I L the 90s????


let me know 8)
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If they do "I Love The 90's," it wouldn't be for another 10 years as "I Love The 80's" only started ths year.  But I do hope so as far as the success of the ILT80's and ILT70's.

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Yeah they should get real hippies to talk about the 70's!!
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If they can still talk and make more sense than Ozzy!  ;)

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If they can still talk and make more sense than Ozzy!  ;)
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LOL!  ;D

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If they can still talk and make more sense than Ozzy!  ;)
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  LMAO!

 

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They should wait longer for I love the 90s, I can remember the 90s too well.  They should do I love the 60s.
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You may remember it well, but there are kids born in the 90s that are too young to really know anything about the 90s.  Not in good detail anyway.

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I think I Love the 80's was done better.  I Love the 80's took its time, it gave a good chunk of time to every segment; it was more in-depth about its subjects than I Love the 70's, which seems to be trying to cram as much as it can into each episode.
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So did I.  There was real novelty and charm to I Love the 80's, because it was the first one.  And I really wish they would get different people to do these commentaries.  I want to hear from people that really lived in the 70's and have memories of substance from that time.  Hal Sparks and Michael Ian Black were born in the 70's, they were there but they're way too young to really give authentic commentary on that decade.  VH-1 got most of the people that did the commentaries for the 80s and just made them do the 70s too.  They had a lot more enthusiasm when they did the 80s segment, but now they all look bored and tired doing the 70s.  That's why I wish they used different people.   

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So did I.  There was real novelty and charm to I Love the 80's, because it was the first one.  And I really wish they would get different people to do these commentaries.  I want to hear from people that really lived in the 70's and have memories of substance from that time.  Hal Sparks and Michael Ian Black were born in the 70's, they were there but they're way too young to really give authentic commentary on that decade.  VH-1 got most of the people that did the commentaries for the 80s and just made them do the 70s too.  They had a lot more enthusiasm when they did the 80s segment, but now they all look bored and tired doing the 70s.  That's why I wish they used different people.   
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I agree!  They certainly should have had more people 40 and up talking on the 70's segments.  Sure, we had Lynda Carter and Dee Snider on there but I think they focussed way too much on those two guys you mentioned above.  And what is with Michael Ian Black not even cracking a smile?  I don't know, that guy just seemed to be mocking everything from that time period!  ::)    

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I agree with this too. It didn't seem right to have the younger ones making commentary on a decade which they themselves hadn't fully experienced.