For TV: Blackadder 2, 3 & 4 The IT Crowd Extras (Ricky Gervais) Frasier Bottom (Rik Mayall & Ade Edmondson) Porridge (Ronnie Barker)

For Movies: Hot Fuzz The Worlds End Snatch MI series 1, 3,4,5 & 6 (not 2) Rogue One Hunt For The Wilderpeople

Pretty much laughs and a bit of action

Plus they did "What It Takes" as well on the same album, these are two of my all time favourite tracks.

Great subject choice for MMM, there's so much out there. I'll get my thinking cap on for next week. Already got a cracking country track lined up. Can't use them all in one day.

I'll dig deep in to the Thunder catalogue and see what else fits the bill. Luke isn't shy of heavy weight subjects like this and Danny's voice is superb to convey the message.

Thanks The US had 3 versions of the video (different kids in them). The UK and Aus had their own versions with kids from their country. Such an epic song of the time and still is.

Luke Morley knows how to dig deep in to his emotions with this song about loneliness and time passing

The Pump album is just loaded with classic tracks, writing and music at it's best.

Steven Tyler In the 1980s was in a recovery program where he met so many women who had experienced incredibly painful and debilitating sexual, mental and physical abuse. Those events put them on a path of suffering that led to anything from abusing drugs to self-harm to many other self-destructive behaviors to mask the pain. It was also around that time that he wrote the song "Janie's Got a Gun," which tells the story of a young girl who is abused by her father." The singer declared, "I got really angry that nobody was paying homage to those who were abused by mom and dad."

Lead singer Dave Pirner has stated that the lyrics originally described his experience of depression. The video shows actual children who have run away from home for various reasons and gone missing. Some were found others weren't.

All the zombies (extras) outside the Winchester pub are from the fan club of the comedy "Spaced", which stars Nick Frost & Simon Pegg

It was superb, very funny. A pantomime as it were, just crazy funny. A comedy for kids that didn't speak down to them but spoke to them. I suppose the closest thing I can think of now is Horrible Histories.

100% Pure Manc

Not a spooky song, but a good track to bash zombies to. Note, they beat the zombie to the rhythmn of the tune (tempo matched), a feature that director Edgar Wright loves to use in his films, such as Baby Driver

For UK kids of the 70's and early 80's this show was unmissable, not only was it funny but we didn't have video recorders. So if you missed it, you'd really missed it.

Great lyrics, I still know them word for word

The sandman is normally one who brings good dreams to children but Metallica flip that around and turn it in to a nightmare

How well do you know your '80's horror movies. This is the first time I fully remember hearing a CCR track and it was from this movie. Don't stray from the path An 🇺🇸 🐺 in 💂

How can we not have this classic TV theme tune

Thanks to a reply from a post I did the other day likening my post to a Tom Petty track from full moon fever. I went on full moon fever trip and there at the end of the album is this fantastic track.

This is from '79, but has a '50's rock and roll style to it

Good call. I can hear it, there's quite a similarity in the styles.

Full moon fever is such a classic album. I remember buying it as soon as it came out.

One of the best tracks off the album before 1987 Dave here not leaving much to the imagination

For me this the best track of the "In to the fire" album, an absolute barnstormer. I had the luck to see him on this tour and he opened the night with this track. Bloody brilliant