Before Michael J. Fox had a loving family on Family Ties, he was an orphan living with his uncle in Leo and Me. How cute was the 17-year-old in that 1978 series?
In the mid-’80s, we were introduced to Teen Wolf and Teen Wolf Too. However, we never saw the two Wolves together.
That was then. This weekend, Greg Wyshynski, Senior NHL Writer at ESPN, noticed that Michael J. Fox and Jason Bateman were sitting together at the NY Rangers playoff game. And Bateman is looking more like Werewolf now, than he did in the 1987 film.
While their characters never met, the two of them have been friends for decades. That is because they share a sister. Jason and Justine Bateman are biological siblings, and she played Fox’s sister on Family Ties for most of the ’80s. So that makes them brothers. Right?
Now that we have seen them together, I want Teen Wolf Three! Since the Wolves were cousins, that means it is hereditary. So the sequel could be with their sons starting to turn into Wolves for the first time.
At the end of Back to the Future, Doc comes back to take Marty on another adventure. The sequel starts off with that scene. However, they reshot it, instead of using what they already had.
Someone from Rerun the 80s on Facebook wanted to know how well the two scenes matched up. So they got their VHS tapes, put them in the VCR, and played the two at the same starting point to see how close they were.
Did the director do a good job? Watch the video, and let me know. All I will say is that I was blown away like a leaf that was in the path of the DeLorean as it sped by to go time traveling!
Before Michael J. Fox lost his virginity on Family Ties, he was getting his first kiss thanks to McDonald’s. How cute was the 18-year-old in that 1980 commercial?
Michael J. Fox has a documentary about his life on Apple TV+ called Still. We learned a lot about the beloved actor, but how much do we know about him?
That is what Jeopardy wanted to know. So they had him ask the contestants five questions about his career. How well do they know him? Alex P. Keaton was able to stump all of them once.
