Put on your comfy walking shoes and do yourMousercisestretches , ‘cause we ’re have a walk down memory lane .

1.That one Garfield telephone that you wanted oh-so-bad and thought was so cool — but, of course, your parents never bought because they didn’t want a novelty phone just sitting in the living room:

2.The Fisher-Price skates that were nearly impossible to skate in:

3.Fiber optic flower lamps, which you thought were so chic:

4.And this ’80s meets Art Deco-style vase that every mom had in their living room:

5.This vinyl E.T. stuffedanimalthat had the creepy feeling skin, which started to peel after a few years:

6.Those plastic smock and face maskHalloween costumesthat would tear and fall apart before you were even done trick-or-treating:

7.Having at least one or two photos that your parents would take of you and your siblings with the family car:

8.The Filmation logo and the little jingle that played with it:

10.Big League Chew with the creepy and gruff-looking baseball player on it that looked like he came straight out of Mad Magazine:

11.Toys “R” Us’s shelves being stocked with even more toys (and also ENTIRE large sections of the store being devoted to just one toy line):

12.The “I Can Remember (Bread, Milk, Butter)” cartoon onSesame Streetthat looked REALLY ’70s, but was a total earworm:

13.Panini sticker album books and the stickers — which you had to place quickly and carefully, ‘cause once it touched the paper, it was stuck for life:

14.View Master Reels which you’d always ask for and then only use once:

15.Burger Kings and Wendy’s with salad bars inside of them:

16.The fever dream that wasKids Incorporated —which was also like the originalKidz Bop:

17.Nickelodeon’sYou Can’t Do That on Television, which introduced everyone to slime…

18….andMr. Wizard’s World,which was an afternoon staple:

19.This Chuck E. Cheese carpet that you would crawl all over and was probablyway, waydirtier than you realized:

20.Rainbow elastic belts and suspenders, which every little kid seemed to have one of at some point:

22….and Madonna being the artist that your parents would say was a “bad influence”:

23.Baskin-Robbins baseball helmet sundaes (which came with the tiny helmet bowl you could keep):

24.Beverly Cleary books with this style of illustrated covers:

25.Strawberry Shortcake chewable vitamins that tasted like candy, and which you’d eat a few of behind your parents’ backs:

27.Novelty fast-food glasses that randomly appeared in your family’s kitchen and were faded as heck:

28.These pitchers, which always left a plasticky taste to any lemonade, punch, or juice you poured out of it:

29.The Fisher-Price cash register, which you would play with at your grandma’s house:

30.And the Fisher-Price cassette player, which allowed you to tape yourself singing:

31.Morris the cat from the 9Lives cat food commercials:

32.And Orville Redenbacher as the star of all of his popcorn commercials:

33.TheMousercisealbum, ‘cause even Mickey Mouse jumped onto the aerobics craze:

34.Sitting up close to the TV whenever you played Nintendo because the cords weren’t long enough:

35.And lastly, the “This is your brain on drugs” and the “I learned it from watching you!” PSAs that ran 24/7, thanks to Nancy Reagan:

A Garfield phone

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Fisher-Price skates

A flower lamp

A pink vase

An E.T. plushie

Three Shirt Tales Halloween costumes

A family posing next to their car

A star going through spirals

Big League Chew

Workers stocking GI-Joe section of Toys "R" Us

A Roger Rabbit Panini book

View Master Reels

People at a salad bar

Screenshot from "Kids Incorporated"

Kids covered in slime

Mr. Wizard holding piece of glass and point at a square on it with a little girl looking too

Chuck E. Cheese carpet

A rainbow belt

Closeup of Michael Jackson

Closeup of Madonna

A Sundae inside Dodgers helmet bowl

A Beverly Cleary book

Strawberry Shortcake vitamins

Pac-Man Chef Boyardee

A plastic jug

A yellow, brown, and orange toy register

Fisher-Price tape recorder

Morris the cat in front of a bowl with his name on it

Closeup of Orville Redenbacher holding popcorn

The "Mousercise" album

Kids playing Nintendo