Most people remember the campy TV show, Batgirl. And you also likely remember The Dating Game. But did you know the young woman who played Barbara Gordon/Batgirl, Yvonne Craig, was once on The Dating Game? Watch this clip to find out who the lucky guy was!
This is the most extraordinary thing we’ve ever seen. Not only does this guy stick his hands in the water with the little bit of bait, he not only grabs this monster largemouth bass, he also manages to land it! Wouldn’t believe it if we hadn’t see it ourselves! This video was shot on March 5, 2015 in Blountsville, Alabama. Watch as Robert Earl Woodard catches a record 16.03 lb…
The Incredible Hulk Hogan makes a dominating debut on his first appearance in what would eventually become the WWE: Championship Wrestling, Nov. 17, 1979. Can you see the potential superstar in the making?
Yes, as a kid you knew the Saturday morning cartoons were over when you saw the opening credits for Soul Train pop up on the screen. They even had a little animated train, so at least the transition wasn’t too jarring! Here’s a compilation of all the Soul Train themes from 1971 to 2006. Enjoy!
Who else remembers staying up late and watching TV until the station signed off the air with this rousing rendition of the National Anthem? Ah, the memories!
Wow! We remember this like it happened yesterday. Nobody gave the USA Men’s Hockey team a chance for a medal before the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, New York–much less the gold! But coach Herb Brooks took his rag tag band of college players and molded them into one of the greatest Olympic teams of all time! Listen to Al Michaels call the final minute of that immortal game….
Anyone else remember this movie? One of the funniest sports movies ever made, and it just so happen to star one of the greatest actors of all time, Paul Newman. Here’s the official trailer for the movie.
One my favorite songs from the band Lynyrd Skynyrd: Gimme Three Steps. “Gimme Three Steps” was released on the band’s 1973 self-titled debut album, Lynyrd Skynyrd. The song is heard frequently classic rock radio stations despite the fact that it never actually charted in the 70s. It was co-written by Allen Collins and Ronnie Van Zant. If you haven’t heard it in a while –CRANK IT UP!!!! You can follow…
What’s a “song splinter?” It’s a song that gets stuck in your head for no reason and you can’t seem to get it out! When we get a song splinter we’ll post them, and if you get one, please let us know at songsplinter@classichits247.com. “More Than a Feeling” was released in September 1976, the first single off the band’s debut album. Here’s more on “More Than a Feeling” from Entertainment…