The Monkees

Just got this off of Weird Al's webiste. Forgive me if it's been posted all ready

Awesome!

And I Love the Holidays? Weird.

Kal-El

Looking forward to it. I love 70s and 80s were much more fun than the 90s.

WarriorPrincess

I do love these shows - feeds my nostalgia urge.

JP5683

Great news, but what is there left that's worth talking about?

Gizmo

I love the 80s 3-D? WTF? I mean, I can see doing it a second time to get the stuff missed....but a THIRD time? What's left? Oh well,I still love these shows!

dhmac

Before milking the '70s, '80s, and '90s to death, VH1 needs to do a "I Love the '60s".

Think of all of the pop culture from the '60s that they could reference and talk about: the British Invasion, the rise of Surf music, Star Trek, hippies, Gilligan's Island, etc., etc.

Given that a lot of their interviewees were kids back then and probably have some fond memories of those years, plus the fact that everyone at least grew up with reruns and music from that decade, why are they avoiding it? (I don't think it's troubling news like the Kennedy assassination because every decade has troubling news and they just avoid that in the other "I Love the decade" shows. And if it's lack of pop culture material, they could double-up and have each hour deal with two years: 60/61, 62/63, etc., or just have Part 1, 2, 3, 4 with each dealing with a few different subjects from throughout the decade.)

Daniel-A

The show is only as good as who they have commenting. They need to get rid of a few of the 2-bit z-list comics. A few of them make me vamit in my mouth they are so awful.

Jray

Yeah, I don't get the whole thing with never-was'es making fun of has-beens. "Ooh, look how cool I am. I can make fun of David Hasselhoff dancing like a dork". The schtick is getting old.

I enjoyed the original ones as well, but as others have said - what more can they do when they've already done it twice? VH1 is scraping the bottom of the barrel methinks. They're as bad (or worse) as MTV is anymore.

UAIOE

As long as Hal Sparks and Micahel Ian Black return i'm fine with another 80's trip.

But to be honest, the high point of watching them was during the "90's" when they made fun of thier own early acting gigs.

Tracer Bullet

People who would remember the pop culture of the '60s fondly and from first-hand experience would, at the latest, have been born about 1950. I doubt they're VH1's target demographic. Look how long it took them to announce a sequel to I Love the '70s when I Love the '80s just had its second sequel announced, and I Love the '90s had two series within a year.

Gizmo

I just doubt we will ever see a I Love the 60's. Its demographic just isn't there. The only possible way I can see it is if they combine 2 years in a normal 1 hour episode.