Tom Cruise is back this week for the seventh time as Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One and back in 1988, the original IMF agent, Peter Graves, returned for a revival of the original 1966 M:I series. 

One of the greatest exports to ever come out of Australia, Danger 5 was a hilarious meta-comedy that spoofed 60s spy shows (and later 80s cop shows) as a team of Allied secret agents attempt to thwart Hitler and his many bizarre schemes for world domination.

Two years after the comic first debuted with the launch of Image Comics, Jim Lee’s WildC.A.T.S came to CBS with a Saturday morning animated series that lasted for 13 episodes from fall 1994 to winter 1995.

Directed by the legendary Tobe Hooper, the first episode of the syndicated Freddy’s Nightmares anthology show is also the most essential, as it shows the backstory of Freddy Krueger from his trial for child murder to his death at the hands of the vengeful parents of Elm Street.

Based on the highly popular 90s toyline which featured awesome mini-playsets, Mighty Max followed the titular pre-teen hero as he came into possession of a powerful artifact that took the form of a red baseball cap that lets him travel across time and space. Teaming with his allies Virgil and Norman, Max has to battle the evil forces of Skullmaster, who wants the cap for his own evil purposes.

Very loosely based on the classic Namco/Atari arcade racing game, Pole Position hit Saturday mornings in 1984 and followed the Darrett siblings, stunt show performers who were also secretly government agents using their highly advanced vehicles to fight crime.

The Community gang finds themselves in the universe of the 80’s GI Joe cartoon and fighting against the forces of Cobra for freedom and toy sales.

Following his exit from Community, Dan Harmon headed to Adult Swim and created Rick and Morty, premiering Monday, Dec 2nd on Adult Swim, and you can check out the full first episode right here.