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Whenever I say a show or movie set in the '80s isn't committed enough to accurate hair, I mean none of the hair looks like this.

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TDK HD-01 Head Demagnetizer

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Chromotherapeutic Acid

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Loverboy (1989) dir.: Joan Micklin Silver

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Back from college and freshly single, pizza delivery boy Randy discovers that his married female customers are looking for more than just a

#WLwatchingnow

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A Look™

The Terminator (1984) dir. James Cameron

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Philips VLP 700 // laser disc player (1982)

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Minitel M2+ (1988)

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The Dome Zero was presented at the 48th Geneva Auto Show in 1978. Designed by Minoru Hayashi, the Zero was planned as a supercar using technology from racing, the sales of which would fund an entry into the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It was powered by Nissan’s L28E OHC straight six, shared with the 280Z, mounted in a mid/rear configuration. The project was well received, and despite attracting investment, the prototype failed to get type approval for sales in Japan. A second prototype (the Zero P2) was built with an emphasis on US sales, but it also failed homologation in Japan and internationally.