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I'm pretty sure that all households were required by law to have that couch in the early 80's.

Here's the moment I open the Dinobot:

Human Alliance Whirl actually makes a pretty good Junkion flier. Plus he turns into a giant gatling gun perfect for a Junkion combiner to hold.

Pooping AT stoplights. Whatever.

Randy needs to create a Seeker character who canonically has two left hands.

Just found one from a couple of weeks later at Christmas where I open either Sludge or Snarl (too grainy to tell which one in the footage, but those were the only two Dinobots that I had) and then sing a short snippet of the Transformers theme song.

My parents recently had a bunch of old family video (on Betamax) digitized, and I'm just now getting a chance to see them. Here is my 6th birthday party in December of 1985: Everyone is wearing this part hat: And I just opened a Zeemon, to which I said "I already have a Zeemon." My sister...

I can't speak to the first question, but as to the second, have you met humans? Learning how to turn them off, at least for a little while, HAD to be the Vulcan's first priority upon meeting humanity.

I caught the last half of it on Pluto the other night myself. It's a national treasure.

Reminds me of the old game Jedi Knight. Antagonists were specifically Dark Jedi, not Sith, and they used mostly orange and yellow sabers as I recall.

I was improsoned once. I wouldn't recommond it.

Crash and burn.

I would absolutely buy that to go with my Powered Convoy / SG Magnus.

I sincerely hope so.

If you set up a Patreon or similar, I'd toss in $5 a month or something to help out. I know I'd miss this place something terrible if it were to disappear.

It's true. I thought the first movie was "ok." I enjoyed it for the most part, even though I wasn't crazy about the designs and thought that it definitely could have used some better plotting/editing, but I still had some hope that the franchise as a whole could end up middling to decent. The...

Or super thin deli sliced ham.

Oh my goodness, that takes me back. I was obsessed with Alternators, and since it was such a small line, I started looking for things to supplement it. I, too, would stalk the Happywell website checking out all of their 1:24 Roadbots and wishing that there was somewhere around here to buy...

A lot of them use to be pretty creative in how the box interacted with the toy. The boxes often had punch-out windows or doors or what have you to be a a fun little throw-away playset. The 80's/early 90's was a great time to be a kid.