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Flashback to the 80s: Fun House Mayhem!

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Do you remember racing through a wild, neon-colored maze stuffed with prizes, slime, and pure chaos? If that rings a bell, then you probably grew up watching the 1980s game show Fun House. And if you don’t remember, buckle up—because we’re about to take a nostalgic ride back into one of the most high-energy game shows to ever hit television. For kids of the late 80s and early 90s, Fun House was must-see TV. Airing in syndication from 1988 to 1991, the show combined wacky stunts, trivia challenges, and the…

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Star Wars 

Hot Toys Unveils Clone Wars Sergeant Hound 1/6 Scale Figure with Massiff Companion

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From Season 5 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars comes the newest addition to Hot Toys’ celebrated Clone Trooper lineup—the Sergeant Hound 1/6 Scale Figure. This impressive release features his loyal Massiff, a fierce dog-like creature with an articulated jaw and poseable legs. The figure is packed with extras, including: Pre-orders are now open at Sideshow Collectibles for $300, with an expected release window between July and December 2026. Star Wars: The Clone Wars – 1/6th Scale Sergeant Hound Collectible Figure In Star Wars: The Clone Wars™, Sergeant Hound™ made…

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The POP-EXPOSE 

Mr. Quizzer and the Magic of 1,000 Episodes: Kevin Fleming’s Quirky Brilliance on Toon In With Me

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In the world of television, milestone moments don’t just happen—they’re earned through creativity, consistency, and a strong connection with the audience. That’s exactly what happened this past week when Toon In With Me, the retro-cartoon showcase on MeTVToons, celebrated its 1,000th episode. And standing right in the middle of that achievement is character actor Kevin Fleming, best known to fans as the wonderfully eccentric Mr. Quizzer. Kevin Fleming and the Birth of Mr. Quizzer Kevin Fleming has carved out a career as a character actor who thrives on quirk, timing,…

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 

Heroes in a Half Shell: The Return of the Original Ninja Turtles Cartoon

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The late 1980s gifted kids everywhere something unforgettable: four turtles in bandanas, armed with pizza cravings and ninja skills. The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon debuted in 1987 and quickly became a cultural juggernaut, shaping Saturday mornings for millions of kids. With its unique mix of action, comedy, and colorful villains, it stood out among the crowded cartoon landscape of the decade. A Turtle Takeover in the 80s Based loosely on the darker Mirage comic books, the TV series brightened things up considerably. Instead of gritty alleys, we got…

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The POP-EXPOSE 

Hulkamania Returns to Saturday Mornings: Hulk Hogan’s Rock ’n’ Wrestling Streams Free on YouTube

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Get ready to step into the time machine, wrestling fans! WWE Vault is bringing back the ultimate Saturday morning cartoon throwback. Starting September 6, 2025, the beloved 1980s animated series Hulk Hogan’s Rock ’n’ Wrestling will officially begin streaming on YouTube—completely free for fans to enjoy. Saturday Morning Wrestling, Cartoon Style For those who weren’t glued to their TV screens in the mid-1980s, Hulk Hogan’s Rock ’n’ Wrestling was pure crossover magic. The show combined the larger-than-life personas of WWF’s biggest superstars with Saturday morning cartoon antics. Hulk Hogan led…

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G.I.Joe 

Super7’s O-Ring Revolution: Duke, Ramar & the Hunt for Fatal Fluffy

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Story by Mitchell Smith Welcome to The Outpost. Super7 is putting out some really cool O-Ring G.I. Joe figures. Although the price is a bit steep these figures are definitely plastic crack. In an attempt to find the illustrious Fatal Fluffy I landed Ramar and Duke from the original mini series. I Really love these modern O-Ring figures even though they are not quite the same as the original eighties and nineties figures, it’s nice getting some of the great characters we never got as kids. The Duke and Ramar…

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G.I. Joe Classified G.I.Joe 

Crystal Ball: The Best Cobra Character, Unboxing & Walmart Dropping the Ball!

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Today Terry from Action Media Reviews gives a full review of the new G.I. Joe Classified ‘Crystal Ball‘ figure! and discusses the cluster foul up that has been Walmart Exclusives. Check out the video below, then share your thoughts and opinions with us below in the comments. As always be sure to subscribe to Action Media Reviews for all of Terry’s latest videos!

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Brace for Terror: IT: Welcome to Derry Premiers October 26, 2025 on HBO Max

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Just in time to spook fans for Halloween, HBO Max has officially locked in the release date for IT: Welcome to Derry, the chilling prequel to the hit IT franchise. The series will debut Sunday, October 26, 2025, exclusively on HBO and HBO Max. A Return to Stephen King’s Darkest Corners Set against the eerie backdrop of 1962 Derry, Maine, IT: Welcome to Derry dives into the terrifying origins of Pennywise the Clown. Rather than continuing the journey of the Losers’ Club, this series unfolds the sinister history of the…

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The POP-EXPOSE 

G.I. Joe Goes Neuralace: From Dr. Venom’s Brainwave Scanner to Real BCIs in 2025

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In Larry Hama’s classic G.I. Joe run, Dr. Venom’s Brainwave Scanner could map a captive’s mind by flashing images, then “read” (or even rewrite) what was inside. It debuts in 1983’s issue #10 under a Springfield arcade—Snake Eyes strapped to a chair, Venom boasting about extracting the Pit’s location—setting the tone for Cobra’s uniquely creepy brand of science. Later, Dr. Mindbender even uses the Scanner while creating Serpentor, pushing it from interrogation prop to personality programming engine. Flash forward to 2025, and the real world has something intriguingly adjacent: high-channel,…

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G.I.Joe Half The Battle 

Half The Battle: Serpentor’s Rise Heats Up! (Arise, Serpentor Arise Pt. 4 Review)

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On this week’s episode of G.I. Joe Half The Battle, I review the G.I. Joe Cartoon Episode, “Arise Serpentor Arise Pt. 4“! Check out this week’s video below and join in the conversation. And as always be sure and subscribe to my YouTube channel for all my latest videos!

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Batman 

BATMAN: Saint or Scourge? Why Bruce Wayne Works Best in Two Extreme Versions

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Gotham’s favorite son is trapped between two myths. In one, Bruce Wayne is the ultimate civic benefactor: a visionary philanthropist who funds hospitals by day and solves crimes by night, using brains, gadgets, and restraint. In the other, he is a haunted recluse whose crusade is equal parts public service and private vendetta—a man who bleeds so the city won’t have to, but who never really stops the bleeding within himself. Which Batman serves the character and the audience better? The real answer is that the duality is the point—and…

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G.I.Joe 

Snake Eyes 1991 & Storm Shadow 1992 – Defining the 90s G.I. Joe Figures

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Story by Mitchell Smith Welcome to The Outpost. Today I’m taking a look at 1991 Snake Eyes and 1992 Storm Shadow. I always put these 2 together. One thing that has helped Snake and Stormy stay so popular over the years is they keep getting reinvented. There are so many great and different looks and these versions really hit the mark. Snake Eyes was completely overhauled and instead of a full black uniform there was some blue mixed in and the defining red goggles that made this figure pop. Storm…

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