Everyone who grew up in the 90s remembers playing Heads Up, Seven Up — but have you ever wondered where it came from, or why it hit so hard? What seemed like a simple classroom game was really an emotional minefield, filled with crushes, quiet tension, and the thrill of being noticed.

In episode, we’re unpacking it all: sharing memories, swapping strategies, and realizing why this game mattered so much.

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In this bonus clip from our Play Me a Memory show, we reflect on the quiet power of children’s television that took its time, whether it was Mister Rogers slowly tying a shoe or Sesame Street showing us how an orange crayon was made, step by step.

If you remember these scenes, or just miss when TV moved a little slower, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of Play Me a Memory, we rewind to the golden age of summer TV: Nick at Nite’s Block Party Summer.

From “Mary Mondays” to “Lucy Tuesdays,” we explore how this nostalgic programming block shaped our 90s childhood and accidentally introduced us to binge-watching.

It’s a retro deep dive into classic sitcoms, vintage commercials, and the magic of staying up past your bedtime.

Pull up a beanbag chair and join us. You're part of this story too.

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