Sorry heroes and sheroes for the delay! Ol Ty Fighter had to enlarge the font on the mircofische from 12 to 48 cause his eyes are going south.

Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope

The Bonnano crime family

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

Powers Booth at the Prime Time Emmy boycott

Solid Gold airs for the first time.

Ronald Reagan is a SCUMBAG

1980 Fake News

Who shot Eddie Haskell?

Bob Marley plays his final show

John Bonham dies

Carl Sagan becomes a household name

The Ethernet is born

Hit Parader Magazine fan letters

On this adventure topics include....

The debut of Cinemax and how our dongs were never the same

John Lennon and Yoko Ono hit the recording studio

Panda bears take Mexico by storm for 8 fun filled days

Deaths. Deaths. And Deaths

Jimmy Carter wins the Democratic nomination besting Ted Kennedy

Monsters of Rock festival

America sees the B-2 bomber for the first time

America sees Mr.T for the first time

The Lakota tell the government to kiss their collective asses

Macaulay Macaulay Culkin Culkin

The death of Tex Avery

We seek out TV Guide for a discussion on children’s programming

The clash of metal rang out as T-Bone's axe met the stranger's blade, a hidden sword now gleaming in the moonlight. Sparks flew, illuminating the fierce determination and sweat beaded in T-Bone's eyes. Ty Fighter circled around, seeking an opening, his scimitar trained on the enemy. Fissure Floodplain, Kutchek number two henchman, moved with a fluidity that spoke of years of combat, his every motion calculated and deadly. As the two warriors fought with primal fury, the Floodplain’s laughter cut through the chaos, a chilling reminder of their peril.

In the midst of the fray, a deafening roar erupted from the darkness beyond. The ground trembled beneath their feet as a massive, armored vehicle, bristling with weapons and adorned with grotesque trophies, thundered into view. Kutcheck’s war machine, a behemoth that had laid waste to countless challengers, bore down upon them. Floodplain leapt back, his face twisting into a mocking sneer. "You fight well, but this is where your legend ends," he spat, retreating to the shadows. T-Bone and Ty Fighter turned to face the oncoming juggernaut, their hearts pounding. As the war machine's cannons locked onto them, the roar of its engines drowned out all other sound, leaving the two barbarians staring down their doom with unyielding resolve. Find out what high adventure awaits in this episode of Time barbarians of the 1980s IN Time!

Topics discussed in this episode include:

O’ Canada becomes the new Canadian national anthem

Airplane! The Movie

The Grateful Dead incite a riot?!

The final performance of Led Zeppelin’s classic Stairway to Heaven

The 1980 Moscow Olympics

The death of Peter Sellers