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Miami Vice isn’t just another crime show—it’s a whole vibe. Set in flashy, chaotic 1980s Miami, the series jumps right into the lives of two undercover detectives, Sonny Crockett (Don Johnson) and Ricardo Tubbs (Philip Michael Thomas), as they dive headfirst into drug rings and organised crime. These guys get so deep into their undercover personas that it sometimes feels like the line between cop and criminal disappears. They risk everything, not just their lives, but their sense of right and wrong too. The show made a splash for its look—think pastel suits, fast cars, neon lights, and that unmistakable Miami backdrop. Toss in a killer soundtrack loaded with hits from the ’80s, and you get something that really stands out. Miami Vice didn’t just follow the usual rules for TV drama; it changed them, giving the whole genre a fresh, cinematic feel that focused on music and atmosphere as much as the story itself. People didn’t just watch it—they wanted to live it. Aired: 1984 - 1990 ...

Barbie blasts onto the screen with a wild mix of bright colours, clever jokes, and a surprisingly deep story. Margot Robbie’s Barbie lives in Barbieland, a place that’s basically a dream—everything’s perfect, nothing ever goes wrong. But the moment cracks appear, and Barbie starts to feel off, she gets curious. She heads into the real world, trying to figure out what’s happening to her. Ken (played by Ryan Gosling) tags along, and everything gets funnier and more complicated. Their adventure gets messy: suddenly, Barbie’s forced to question who she is, what she wants, and what being human even means. While running into all sorts of hilarious troubles outside Barbieland, Barbie and Ken wrestle with big ideas like gender, confidence, and how society shapes us. Greta Gerwig’s direction pulls it all together—sharp humour, beautiful scenes, and real emotion. The movie’s not just a cultural event; people showed up in droves, making it a smash hit at the box office. Released:  2...

American Dreams is a feel-good drama that takes us back to the early 1960s, where family life meets the exciting cultural and social shifts of the time. The series centres around the Pryor family in Philadelphia, with Meg Pryor (played by Brittany Snow) as the main character. She’s a teenager with a big dream: to dance on the hit TV show American Bandstand! As Meg becomes a regular dancer, the show uses her journey to explore some of the era’s biggest historical moments and cultural trends, such as civil rights, the Vietnam War, and the changing music scene. At the same time, her parents and siblings are dealing with their own challenges as the world around them changes quickly. The show often features performances and appearances by artists who are either inspired by or portray real-life music legends, which really brings the 1960s feel to life. With its heartfelt family stories, music, history, and coming-of-age themes, American Dreams offers a warm, engaging look at a tim...

Reno 911! is a pretty funny TV show that takes a cheeky look at real-life police shows like COPS. It’s like a mockumentary about the Reno Sheriff’s Department in Nevada, but with a whole lot of laughs! The show centres around a bunch of quirky, not-so-great deputies trying to keep Reno safe. They’re led by Lieutenant Jim Dangle (played by Thomas Lennon), who’s always so excited, but the officers often find themselves in the most ridiculous situations. Think arrests that go wrong, strange calls, and some pretty strange encounters with the public. The show is filmed in a documentary style, with handheld cameras and lines that are made up on the spot. The humour comes from the officers’ wild personalities and their totally unprofessional way of doing their jobs. Even though they try their best, their patrols often turn into a real mess. Reno 911! became famous for its crazy comedy, unforgettable characters, and the way it improvised everything, which made it stand out from regular sitcoms...

Simon & Simon is a classic 1980s detective drama with a comedic twist, following two very different brothers who run a private investigation business together. The series revolves around Rick Simon, played by Gerald McRaney, a laid-back Vietnam veteran with a rough-edged personality, and his younger brother, A.J. Simon, played by Jameson Parker, a more polished, educated college graduate. Despite their vastly different personalities and investigative styles, the brothers team up to run Simon & Simon Investigations in San Diego. Their cases range from missing persons to corporate espionage and dangerous criminal plots. Much of the show’s charm comes from the constant banter between the brothers as they solve cases while clashing over their different approaches to detective work. Combining action, humour, and classic mystery storytelling, Simon & Simon became a popular and memorable detective series of the 1980s. Aired: 1981 - 1989 Vehicles based on replicas, not inc...

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial is a heartwarming science-fiction adventure about friendship, childhood wonder, and the idea that even the most different beings can form powerful bonds. The story follows a young boy named Elliott who discovers a stranded alien hiding near his home after the creature is accidentally left behind by its spaceship. Elliott secretly shelters the gentle alien, who becomes known as E.T., and the two quickly form a deep emotional connection. As Elliott and his siblings try to help E.T. stay hidden from government agents searching for the mysterious visitor, they also work together to find a way for E.T. to contact his home planet. Their journey leads to unforgettable moments of wonder, including the famous flying bicycle scene and E.T.’s iconic phrase, “phone home.” Released: 1982 Vehicles based on replicas, not including standalone Action Figures Shop Now Entertainment Earth Funko E.T. & Elliot on Bike SKU 50768 Box Number 125...

Blue Thunder is a thrilling crime drama that draws inspiration from the 1983 movie of the same name. It tells the story of a cutting-edge police helicopter program that’s set to take on crime in the skies above a big American city. The main character is Officer Frank Chaney, played by James Farentino, a talented pilot who’s been tasked with flying the super-advanced Blue Thunder helicopter. He teams up with his partner, Clinton ‘JAFO’ Wonderlove, and together they patrol the city from above, using the helicopter’s amazing surveillance gear, speed and firepower to catch baddies and help the police out on the ground. Every episode is packed with exciting aerial chases, heart-stopping rescues, and high-pressure missions as the team uses the latest aviation tech to keep crime at bay. The show really captured the techy excitement of the 1980s and gave us heaps of action both up in the sky and on the streets. Aired: 1984 - 1984 Vehicles based on replicas, not including standa...