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Take off eh? Bob and Doug McKenzie to return in cartoon form

Posted by ChuckyG, April 29, 2008
Fans of the movie Strange Brew and SCTV will be happy to hear the duo have reunited and are going to be animated for an upcoming cartoon version of their characters. Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis are going to be doing the voices as well, no lame imitations!

The Bob and Doug characters launched as a two-minute skit on the Canadian Broadcasting Corp's sketch-comedy series SCTV in 1980, in part to mock federal government rules that require the public broadcaster to air identifiably "Canadian content" in its homegrown TV shows.

Full story at Yahoo News

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Latest 80's Music Quizzes

These are the latest music quizzes available on our newest site, amIwrong that will appeal to 80's fanatics.

Latest Additions to Eighties Music Pages
Vision Quest using Madonna, "Crazy for You"
Submitted by Shawn. Added to the site on February 03, 2010
Anthrax, "One World"
Stop it! There's been too much debate. We could save ourselves from Holocaust, Or is that just our fate? Start now! But we continue to balk. We let the genie out of the bottle, But we still hold the cork. Bridge: One, Two - NOT! Three, Four - DIE! One, Two - NOT! Three, Four - DIE! Pre-chorus: Ignorance, is no excuse for violence. No one wins. Chorus: ONE WORLD! ONE WORLD!! ONE WORLD! - Welcome to it, ONE WORLD! - Don't abuse it. ONE WORLD! - To live out your life, ONE WORLD! - Total schism, Tunnel vision. ONE WORLD - Taming the beast, Fighting for peace! Killing, You pushed a button, that's all you did. It's much harder to kill a man, [ Anthrax Lyrics are found on www.songlyrics.com ] If you've seen picture of his kids. Responsability, And what are all our lives worth? What kind of sentence would you serve, For killing the earth? Bridge Pre-Chorus Chorus MOSH PART LEAD BREAK Chorus Russians, They're only people like us. Do you really think they'd blow up the world? They don't love their lives less. America, Stop singing hail to the chief. Instead of thinking S.D.I., He should be thinking of peace! Bridge Pre-Chorus Chorus ONE WORLD!!!!
Submitted by Ricky. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
The Fixx, "Red Skies"
Red skies at night, red skies at night Wo oh, wo oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Red skies at night, red skies at night Wo oh, wo oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Should have taken warning It's just, people mourning, running, hiding, lost You can't find, find a place to go So it's red skies at night, red skies at night Wo oh, wo oh oh oh oh Should have taken warning It's just, people mourning, running, hiding, lost You can't find, find a place to go So it's red skies at night, red skies at night Wo oh, wo oh oh oh oh oh oh oh Red skies at night, red skies at night Wo oh, wo oh oh Someone's taking over And it looks like they're aiming right at you Someone says, We'll be dead by morning Someone cries, leaving Red eyes at night, red eyes at night
Submitted by Richard Sugg. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
Tommy Shaw, "This Is Not a Test"
The music's interrupted by an old Familiar sound We've heard it all our lives Who paid attention Then the radio announcer tells us This has been a test I never heard the rest I always changed the station Mr. President our radar shows An image in the skies And we believe it's headed our Direction The Russians aren't responding And we're up against the clock It seems there's no avoiding This deadly confrontation And this is not a test No video effect No science fiction quest for glory And this is not a test There'll be no turning back The hour is at hand And this is not a test You can ignore We've not been here before Let's hear it for the war How did peace and freedom Disappear before our very eyes And leave us in this desperate situation There is no way to justify For country or for God The heavens are a battlefield And now this confrontation
Submitted by Richard Sugg. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
Tears For Fears, "Mothers Talk"
It's not that you're not good enough br it's just that we can make you better br you don't have to pay the price br we can keep you young and tender br br Follow in the footsteps of a funeral pryor you were paid not to listen br now your house is on fire br br Wake me up when things get started br when everything starts to happen br
Submitted by Celeste. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
OMD, "Enola Gay"
Yes, this is about the bombing of Japan ending WWII. But, I just wanted to correct one of the postings on this site. The pilot was named for his wife, not his mother. The reference to little boy is the nickname for the bomb itself. Except, the bomb that was dropped by the Enola Gay was named Fat Man. The little boy bomb was the second one dropped.
Submitted by Bob Allen. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
Morrissey, "Everyday Is Like Sunday"
Trudging slowly over wet sand Back to the bench where your clothes were stolen This is the coastal town That they forgot to close down Armageddon - come Armageddon! Come, Armageddon! Come! Everyday is like Sunday Everyday is silent and Grey Hide on the promenade Etch a postcard : "How I Dearly Wish I Was Not Here" In the seaside town ...that they forgot to bomb Come, Come, Come - nuclear bomb Everyday is like Sunday Everyday is silent and Grey Trudging back over pebbles and sand And a strange dust lands on your hands And on your face... On your face ... On your face ... On your face ...) Everyday is like Sunday "Win Yourself A Cheap Tray" Share some greased tea with me Everyday is silent and grey
Submitted by Kim. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
Tears For Fears, "Mothers Talk"
When the weather starts to burn br Then you'll know that you're in trouble br Follow in the footsteps of a solider girl br It's time to put your clothes on and to br face the world.br
Submitted by Celeste. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
Tears For Fears, "Mothers Talk"
You were paid not to listen br now your house is on fire.br
Submitted by Celeste. Added to the site on January 19, 2010
Paul Hardcastle, "19"
The approximate age that a boy can enlist in the U.S. Army is 19.
Submitted by Celeste. Added to the site on January 19, 2010