A blue bunny, that I still have. He went everywhere with me, and survived a bratty cousin throwing him in a fire.

Sunshine family dolls and playsets. I fully blame them for my hippy vibes.

Sweet!

A towel my parents told me was a Harry Potter cape.
My password is password

Empire strikes back was where it was at!
Didn't like Jedi at all. Liked the prequels in that they came out at a perfect time for nostalgia…but mistakes were definitely made.
Now almost everything I liked is gone…kinda sux

I loved the first Star Wars movie at age 11 and otherwise only saw Attack of the Clones. It was the worst theater experience for me ever! Pure torture to sit thru for me.

I liked everything but the end of the Burton one. Thought the practical effects and actual stages were incredible. Coulda done without marky mark…but though Michael Clark Dunkin stole the sho.
Loved the reboots…but the original was just a bit before my time. By the time I got familiar with it Star wars had already come out and…well…ya kno

I buy all kinds bootleg DVDs of rare shows that have never been released. Remember Family with Kristy McNichol? I recently bought that one. Only the first and second season got an official release. I love revisiting the 70s.

I was so excited when I found it!

I prefer physical media for some reason. Not a big streamer, but it's definitely handy.

I have that set as well. I have not watched it since it is on Roku.i loved the Goth storylines.

I bought the entire DVD set and marathoned it like crazy, I made it thru to the Leviathan storyline and now I need a long break.

I agree. Dark shadows was kinda funny but I wanted the old Dark Shadows. I watch it on Roku still.

He should stick to his original ideas. In my opinion,he messed up Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Dark Shadows was especially awful.

He had a chance to make it very well. I was really disappointed.

Yeah, really was disappointed and laughed at Zira having highlights in her hair.

He butchered that one!

I think Tim Burton should have kept his stinkin' paws off one of my favorites, and couldn't get into the reboots. Too much CGI and the general look of them was too grey and sombre for my liking.

how did you feel about the tim burton flick and the subsequent reboot Marky?

I had that and the village set too and it was kind of a disappointment. Very cheaply made. I spent more time outdoors making my own village. Yeah, I was the right age for the stuff. I was into the TV show big time too. Collected the bubble gum cards as well. I still kept a lot of that stuff.

Those were badass! There was like a prison playset I always wanted…but it came out just slightly before my time…or either way I could never find one

My Planet of the Apes actions figures. Spent many hours in the backyard building forts for them.

I swear they were bigger than that! But i am going by the pain they caused crashing into my face

Yeah… not what I had in mind.
And no…they were evidently gone by the time I came around. Remember…I only look older than y'all