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Does everyone at #SNL have a Lorne Michaels impression? Fred Armisen, Seth Meyers, and Bill Hader did theirs during their 2015 visit to the #SternShow. Watch the #SternShow interview: youtu.be/EFCrXp_02FQ

On November 8, 1980, ABC launched The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang, a Saturday-morning Hanna-Barbera cartoon that took the live-action Happy Days crew into pure time-travel chaos. Henry Winkler, Ron Howard, and Donny Most all returned to voice Fonzie, Richie, and Ralph Malph, joined by new characters Cupcake (a scatterbrained 25th-century girl with a broken time machine, voiced by Didi Conn) and the gang’s dog Mr. Cool (Frank Welker). Each episode opened with the group trying to get back to 1957 Milwaukee, only for Cupcake’s malfunctioning machine to dump them somewhere completely different—prehistoric times, pirate ships, ancient China, the far future, or even the Salem Witch Trials. With Wolfman Jack narrating and plenty of classic Hanna-Barbera energy, the series ran for 24 episodes across two seasons, giving 1980s kids a weird, fun spin-off that felt equal parts Happy Days and Saturday-morning sci-fi adventure. Stay cool. 👍 #HappyDays #RetroCartoon #SaturdayMorningCartoon #80sKidsRule

📺DEBUT: 'The Iran Crisis: America Held Hostage,' later renamed 'Nightline,' premiered 47 years ago, November 8, 1979, on ABC. The 20-minute program debuted four days after a group of Iranian students stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, taking more than 60 Americans hostage

Shoutout to everyone who takes the battery cover off the remote and gives the batteries a little spin instead of changing them.

does anyone else remember that hospital tv drama that ended with it all being some like little autistic boy's dream because he was looking at a hospital is a snowglobe. tell me i'm not crazy

📺ABC Primetime, November 7, 1976: — ‘The Six Million Dollar Man’ introduces the Bionic Boy