My grandmother had the old edition with the wooden pieces, always made sleep-overs fun.

Nothing says fun like naval warfare.

Not much strategy needed, just bang away at a lever. I think this may have been my favorite game. There's a metaphor in there for mass-consumerism and gluttony, but hey who cares? It was FUN!!!!!

Maybe all education should be done this way...Moo.

I loved Garfield, had tones of merch, this is where that wonderful addiction started.

I had a bunch of the Serendipity books, but the four Leo the Lop stories will always be my favorites.

My first John Bellairs book. These used to scare the poo out of me when I was about 10.

This one was my favorite.

Don't forget the toys that went with the cartoon.

Just try to get that theme song out of your head.

If Tom and Jerry had never been made this would be my favorite of the classic cartoons. Looks more...like a sycamore...to me.

What can you even say...Jim Henson was a genius, and how many of us can count to twelve without thinking about a funky pinball machine?

Back before Jurassic Park this looked pretty good to us and the Sleestak have to be some of the best bad guys of all time.

Dr.Who got me hooked on sci-fi back when I was young enough to be scared by it.

Star Wars figures the kings of all merch. Still got mine tucked away in a closet. Boba Fett was my favorite and I still remember losing it at the beach. (my therapist says I'm almost past it.)

Always got shown on Thanksgiving-still can't watch it without pumkin pie.

Can't forget this Halloween classic.

What would Christmas be without Chuck and that sad little tree.

My favorite game for the king of all Christmas presents.