Marc Price was on I love the 80s strikes back... I think it was 88 or 89. Anyone catch it, he didn't really say much though.

I missed 88 and 89. Hopefully I'll catch them when repeated. I'd like to see whta Marc had to say.:)

Actually, Jen, they didnt talk about FT this time. Strikes Back was a whole new set of subjects. They talked about FT on the first one. Anyway, it wouldnt matter because people were discussing things other than the respective shows they were on. Like for instance, Tracey Gold was on Growing Pains but she talked about many different subjects too.

I cant remember seeing Marc Price for 88 or 89! But if you want to catch it, check vh1.com for the times. They replay those shows over and over and over again.

Also, when he was on he wasnt talking about Family Ties, I cannot for the life of me remember what he was talking about though. It may have been 87 or 88 but I know it was one of the later ones. I only remember him talking about one thing I didnt see him again the entire series. I will keep watching to see if I can find it again.

He was listed under his name as a producer or something for the Game show National Lampoons Funny Money. So maybe it was when they were talking about another game show?

Actually, I saw a little of a show that came on after Revenge of the 80s last week. It came on at midnight eastern on VH1. I don't remember what it was called, it was something about the formula or making of a good sitcom.

Anyway, they were discussing "very special episodes" of varies sitcoms and talked about the episode of Family Ties where Alex uses diet pills. Skippy was on this show and did speak about the show and how he got all of his moral guidance from television.

But it made me mad because VH1 was making fun of the premise of this episode. They thought it was a little lame for Alex to just use speed in the form of diet pills. I guess they thought that Alex, the smartest kid in school, should go down to a street corner in a midwestern town like Columbus and buy crack or something. I thought that the show was very realistic and that it showed a way that a good kid could get involved with drugs.

It was on Super Secret TV Formulas. That must have been where I saw it. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for clearing it up for me, I kept watching all those I love the 80s trying to find it again!

The show is called Super Secret TV Formulas, I think. But dont quote me on that.