Remember the 80's
When Alf was always trying to eat the cat,
And Wendy's was telling us where the beefs at?
Cheers really was the best,
But who could forget all the rest?
The Huxtables and the Keaton's
And the Seavers too,
Kept our families to the boob tube glued.
We laughed and we cried as we learned
Who's the Boss?,
And then we lost John B.,
Oh what a loss.
But the one that I miss the most,
The one I've never forgot,
The Greatest American Hero -
Believe it or Not!
Published by Teresa Mahieu
I've now hit 50 and am married with two grown daughters and 1 granddaughter. We live with 3 cats. I enjoy most forms of art, crafting, photography and poetry. I am a Cub Scout Leader and a Boy Scout volun... View profile
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8 Comments
Post a CommentThose family shows you mention were terrific. Not like today's where the father is always a buffoon who knows nothing!
:)~ nice!
awesome, brings back so many great memories!
I loved all those shows, and remember them well.
I absolutely loved "The Greatest American Hero"!!! Alf was hilarious! I will tell you the same thing that I told Cathy Montville, thank you for the memories!
oh my god, i simply adored this... you brought me back girl!!!! : )
I find myself singing the Greatest American Hero theme song all the time. You are not alone!
Oh, I LOVED "The Greatest American Hero"!