Tee Arcade

If 80s and 90s kids got dragged to the mall with mom, at least there was salvation at Kay Bee.

Springfield, PA, in Delaware County once had an amusement park for family fun, in the 1950's and 1960's.

One of Montgomery County's most beloved restaurants in history.

One of Montgomery County's most beloved restaurants in history.

In the glory days of the drive-in movie, Ocean City, MD visitors and residents alike spent their evening at the Shore Drive-In. Just 3 miles west of OCMD, right off of Route 50.

There's no trace of the building left now, but this was the place for dinner and graduation parties in upper Lackawanna County in the 80's and 90's.

A motel row favorite from the Golden Age of Ocean City.

A Chester County staple...everything you'd want in a nautical themed seafood spot.

A true Scranton institution...Mineo's pies were beloved in NEPA.

West Chester, PA's less classy alternative to Hooters.

The notorious Oak Hill Drive-In. At least cars are private.

The notorious Oak Hill Drive-In. At least cars are private.

The legendary Philly venue and home to some of the biggest sporting events and concerts in Philly history, including Live Aid.

Dress like Lincoln Hawk.

Grab a big salad and talk about nothing.

The alma mater of the Scooby Gang...a high school on the Hellmouth. Fitting.

The alma mater of the Scooby Gang...a high school on the Hellmouth. Fitting.

The alma mater of the Scooby Gang...a high school on the Hellmouth. Fitting.

We still have serious questions about drinking age enforcement at this place, but I guess when the clientele is constantly being murdered by vampires and demons, some leeway can be given.

On your quest for fortune and glory, one must keep a day job...college professor does nicely.

You may not be old enough to remember this place, but you can still rep the Ocean City, MD golden years in this Oasis Nite Club tee.

You may not be old enough to remember this place, but you can still rep the Ocean City, MD golden years in this Oasis Nite Club tee.

A classic drive in located in Chester, PA.

Before Fractured Prune, the original Ocean City donut destinations was Ernie's on N. Division Street.

When you want to be horrified, but also love ice cream and St Patrick's Day.

Where the gold at? I want the gold!

Those commies are no match for Patrick Swayze. WOLVERINES!

From it's early days as an upscale steak and seafood spot, to it's final days as a buffet, The Embers was always one of Ocean City's most beloved restaurants.

From it's early days as an upscale steak and seafood spot, to it's final days as a buffet, The Embers was always one of Ocean City's most beloved restaurants.

A true local treasure to Northeastern Pennsylvania...the late great Uncle Ted. From his own kid's show, to Hatchy Milatchy, to appearance performing magic for local families, to, of course, Ghoul School and MonsterMania, Uncle Ted entertained generations of PA families.

A true local treasure to Northeastern Pennsylvania...the late great Uncle Ted. From his own kid's show, to Hatchy Milatchy, to appearance performing magic for local families, to, of course, Ghoul School and MonsterMania, Uncle Ted entertained generations of PA families.

A true local treasure to Northeastern Pennsylvania...the late great Uncle Ted. From his own kid's show, to Hatchy Milatchy, to appearance performing magic for local families, to, of course, Ghoul School and MonsterMania, Uncle Ted entertained generations of PA families.

A true local treasure to Northeastern Pennsylvania...the late great Uncle Ted. From his own kid's show, to Hatchy Milatchy, to appearance performing magic for local families, to, of course, Ghoul School and MonsterMania, Uncle Ted entertained generations of PA families.

103 years of no frills, top quality seafood.

Every night at 7pm in the Northeastern Pennsylvania and all across the country in every local market...PM Magazine was so 80's and we loved it.

From New York, to Scranton, to Cleveland, to El Paso, to even Anchorage, Alaska, local affiliates across the country carrieir own version of this beloved magazine style weeknight show, a shining examples of late 70's and 80's television.