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Contestants race against the clock to answer fun and challenging trivia questions. Each round gets tougher, pushing their knowledge and quick thinking to the limit. (Repeat).

The theme is sunny songs; finding out which sunny songs make the list as rock experts like John 5, Dee Snider, Sebastian Bachand and more count them down. (Repeat).

Boom! Pow! Bang! Take cover as we rank your favorite Explosive Songs! Find out which Explosive tunes make our list as rock experts like Dee Snider, Shar Jackson, John 5 and more count us down! (Repeat).

On the 100th episode, find out which Songs for Champions make the list. (Repeat).

The best songs with "Woman" in the title are ranked. (Repeat).

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A list of fruit songs counted down by rock experts like Lisa Loeb, Robert Mason, and John 5. (Repeat).

Ranking the best debut albums of 1992 with rock experts like James Durbin, Kenny Aronoff, Lisa Loeb and more. (Repeat).

Why did Kris Kristofferson steal an Army Helicopter. Was John Lennon blessed and cursed by the number 9. Did Michael Jackson invent the Moonwalk. (Repeat).

A look at whether Patsy Cline predicted her own death. (Repeat).

The story of the Red Hot Chili Peppers is told with help from music critics and music videos. (Repeat).

Singer-songwriter James Taylor is spotlighted. (Repeat).

A list of the best TV moms from the 70s. (Repeat).

Bob Eubanks, Anson Williams, and Elisabeth Rohm give their opinions on epic movies from 1975. (Repeat).

Ranking favorite Band on the Map. These are bands that named themselves after places found all over the globe. Finding out which Bands on the Map make this list as rock experts like Carnie Wilson, Dorothy, Matt Pinfield, and more count them down. (Repeat).

Ranking the most epic songs of 1977. Finding out which epic songs of 1977 make the list as rock experts like EG Daly, Jackie Tohn, AhmetZappa, and more count them down. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

Featuring littlest Romeo; baby's first bubble gum; and the ladder to laughs. (Repeat).

Mike Love is interviewed about his days with the Beach Boys and his relationship with his bandmates. (Repeat).

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Examining if Napster destroyed the album, but ultimately save the music industry; who really killed KeithMoon's chauffeur; who's responsible for "Who Let the Dogs Out?" (Repeat).

What is the true story behind Billy Ray Cyrus' smash hit "Achy Breaky Heart." Who is responsible for Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction. Did Led Zeppelin really worship Satan. (Repeat).

The show's host and gamemaster welcomes a new set of trivia quiz contestants. Multiple choice questions from various topics are asked, which the players must answer correctly before the time expires to gain points and prizes. (Repeat).

Davy faces marriage to an Arabian princess (Donna Loren). Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz. King: Monty Landis. (Repeat).

Mike runs for mayor in an effort to oust the crooked incumbent (Irwin Charone). Peter Tork, Mike Nesmith, Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz. Zeckenbush: Monty Landis. (Repeat).

Insomnia's the problem: Danny won a horse that can't sleep. Danny: Danny Bonaduce. Fowler: Slim Pickens. Keith: David Cassidy. Laurie: Susan Dey. (Repeat).

Selling the old homestead: food for a family trauma. Shirley: Shirley Jones. Keith: David Cassidy. Laurie: Susan Dey. Reuben: Dave Madden. Danny: Danny Bonaduce. Tracy: Suzanne Crough. Chris: Brian Forster. (Repeat).

Shirley tries to discourage an amorous pediatrician (with help from her kids). Shirley: Shirley Jones. Dr. Applebaum: Gerald Hiken. Mrs. Applebaum: Nancy Walker. Keith: David Cassidy. Laurie: Susan Dey. (Repeat).

A spotlight to the 70s' sexy sirens, as Catherine Bach; Morgan Fairchild; David Chokachi and Mark Steines share their opinions. (Repeat).

Ranking the most loved Game Shows of the 70s. (Repeat).

Featuring the top pop culture moments in 1977, including to the sounds of LA and dark mood of New York. (Repeat).

Exploring 1978, when music fans dance to disco with the Bee Gees and rock out to metal with Van Halen's debut album; Hollywood brings musicals to the silver screen and festivals keep the party going. (Repeat).

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Contestants are subjected to a series of brain-busting questions about various topics. The gamemaster asks multiple choice questions on a wide variety of subjects that include science, history, sports, pop culture, and many others. (Repeat).

Ranking 80s Hair Bands. Finding out which 80s Hair Bands make the list. Featuring rock experts like Sebastian Bach, Rikki Rockett, Dorothy, and more. (Repeat).

Getting witchy and devilish by ranking Occult Songs. Rock experts like Britt Lightning, Dirk Verbeuren, James Durbin, and more count down. (Repeat).

Rock experts Finesse Mitchell, Carnie Wilson, Matt Pinfield and more rank dreamy tunes. (Repeat).

Ranking the greatest drummers who went too soon. (Repeat).

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We're ranking our favorite songs that mention fallin'. Find out which jams make our list as rock experts like EG Daly, Jeff Timmons, Kenny Aronoff, and more count us down! (Repeat).

Stop, drop, and roll as we rank your favorite songs with the word fire in the title! (Repeat).

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Highlighting the musical hits from 1982. (Repeat).

A profile of Rod Stewart chronicles his early career and his rise to fame. Included: music videos for the songs "Maggie May" and "In the Morning." (Repeat).

Rock critics examine the music and the influence of the Beach Boys. (Repeat).

A spotlight to the 70s' sexy sirens, as Catherine Bach; Morgan Fairchild; David Chokachi and Mark Steines share their opinions. (Repeat).

Ranking the most loved Game Shows of the 70s. (Repeat).

Ranking the top fake movie bands with rock experts, inclduing Dirk Verbueren; Jackie Tohn; and more. (Repeat).

Sinatra! Bing! Our experts count down the best Christmas Crooners. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

Steve Miller, "The Space Cowboy," is spotlighted. (Repeat).

Def Leppard's lead singer Joe Elliot sings the title song of their most successful album Hysteria. He and the other band members reminisce about their glory days in the eighties. (Repeat).

Dennis Wilson, Charlie Manson, Post Malone, and Faith Hill are featured. (Repeat).

The CIA and Bob Marley are featured. A possible Avril Lavigne impersonator is looked at. Charlie Rich insults John Denver. (Repeat).

A group of contestants compete against each other in fast-paced trivia challenge. The set of questions covers various subjects such as art and literature, history, music, science, pop culture, and many others. (Repeat).

When Peter takes up painting, his precise rendering of detail involves him with two art forgers. Peter Tork, Mike Nesmith, Davy Jones, Micky Dolenz. Cluche: Vic Tayback. Duce: Monty Landis. (Repeat).

Micky joins the bodybuilding course "Weaklings Anonymous" to impress a girl. Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork, Davy Jones. Dhah-Ku: Monty Landis. Brenda: Venita Wolf. (Repeat).

Arte Johnson as a burglar with some nervous hostages: the Partridges. Shirley: Shirley Jones. Keith: David Cassidy. Laurie: Susan Dey. Reuben: Dave Madden. Danny: Danny Bonaduce. Off. Metscur: Nelson D. Cuevas. Chris: Brian Forster. (Repeat).

Ethics of friendship: Laurie's about to take the rap for a friend who stole an exam. Laurie: Susan Dey. Shirley: Shirley Jones. Cindy: Tanis Montgomery. Felcher: Dana Elcar. Keith: David Cassidy. Brown: Noah Keen. Danny: Danny Bonaduce. (Repeat).

Keith is hung up on an amusement-park hostess. Filmed at Kings Island amusement park in Cincinnati. Keith: David Cassidy. Shirley: Shirley Jones. Danny: Danny Bonaduce. Laurie: Susan Dey. (Repeat).

Ranking crime movies of the 70s. From fraud to mobsters, these movies had audiences of the 70s flocking to theaters. Morgan Fairchild, Fred Willard, Anson Williams, John Schneider and more share their opinions. (Repeat).

Early 70s sitcoms are featured. (Repeat).

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iHeartRadio hosts Carla Marie and Anthony talk about the biggest music hits of the year 1980. It is the year Sony Walkman becomes available in the U.S. and Pink Floyd began their The Wall Tour. (Repeat).

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Players brush up on their knowledge on a wide range of subjects to outdo their opponents. They will be presented with a series of multiple choice questions covering topics in current events, history, science, arts and architecture, entertainment, sports, and many others. (Repeat).

We're ranking the best Hip Hop Trios! Find out which ones make our list. (Repeat).

Someone has some explaining to do because this episode is all about 90's Cheating Songs. Finding out which 90s Cheating Songs make the list as rock experts like Finesse Mitchell, CarnieWilson, EG Daly, and more count down. (Repeat).

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Ranking crime movies of the 70s. From fraud to mobsters, these movies had audiences of the 70s flocking to theaters. Morgan Fairchild, Fred Willard, Anson Williams, John Schneider and more share their opinions. (Repeat).

Early 70s sitcoms are featured. (Repeat).

Three is the magic number, counting down the best Rock Trios. Finding out which Rock Trios make the list as rock experts like Alice Cooper, Dorothy, Matt Pinfield, and more count down. (Repeat).

Flip that record over, because we're talking B-side hits. Find out which surprise B side tunes make our list as rock experts like Sebastian Bach, Alice Cooper, Dee Snider and more count us down! (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

In this show, actors pull funny pranks on unsuspecting people, which get recorded by a hidden camera. (Repeat).

Dan interviews rock star Pat Benatar and her husband/guitarist Neil Giraldo. (Repeat).

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Featured are Gram Parsons' body, Prince and Michael Jackson's relationship, and the real story behind "Parental Advisory" warning labels. (Repeat).

Highlighting the death of Sid Vicious; KISS; and the connection between Gorillaz' Jamie Hewlett and Banksy. (Repeat).

Discover a world of stimulating trivia challenges that will engage and entertain you. Make sure not to overlook this captivating journey through a multitude of facts and enjoyable experiences. (Repeat).

A hillbilly feud has Davy looking down the barrel of a shotgun. (Repeat).

When Peter buys part of Bluebeard's map, the boys hunt for treasure---while a mad Britisher hunts for them. Thursday: Rupert Crosse. Davy: Davy Jones. Micky: Micky Dolenz. Mike: Mike Nesmith. (Repeat).

Shirley's recent boyfriend, the politician, comes to town. He brings his daughter along. While Shirley and Dick enjoy being together, his daughter has a crush on Danny and he cannot escape her.

William Windom as a fried-chicken franchise owner who wants the family for his commercial. Shirley: Shirley Jones. Keith: David Cassidy. Laurie: Susan Dey. Reuben: Dave Madden. Director: Danny Goldman. (Repeat).

Humiliation for Keith: he's flunking sex education. Keith: David Cassidy. Shirley: Shirley Jones. Laurie: Susan Dey. Danny: Danny Bonaduce. Grisbee: Ramon Bieri. Tracy: Suzanne Crough. Chris: Brian Forster. (Repeat).

A countdown of the best celebrity couples of the 1970s, including one of the decades most confusing couples, Cher and Gregg Allman. (Repeat).

Joely Fisher, Morgan Fairchild, Anson Williams and other actors discuss movies from the year 1972. (Repeat).

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Highlighting the musical hits from 1982. (Repeat).

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An entertaining show filled with interesting facts and puzzles to test your knowledge. Prepare yourself for a stimulating trivia experience. (Repeat).

Brush off your spandex, we're ranking 70s Glam Rock bands. Find out which 70s Glam Bands make the list as rock experts like Lita Ford, Alice Cooper, Sebastian Bach and more count us down! (Repeat).

Ranking the most epic songs of 1983 with rock experts like John Oates, Rikki Rockett, EG Daly and more. (Repeat).

Kelly Osbourne and her guests discuss what mothers are like in the 80s. Actors Todd Bridges, Tracey Gold, and John Salley, who was also a former NBA player who played in the 80's and 90s, share their own experiences and observations about moms in that era. (Repeat).

A collection of the most memorable comedy movie trailers in the 70s is presented. It includes Animal House which stars the late John Belushi, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail, a satiric version of the legend of King Arthur and Knights of the Round Table. (Repeat).

A womanizing detective (Jackie Chan) is hired to track down a tycoon's runaway daughter in this live-action adaptation of the popular Japanese comic strip and anime series. Kaori: Joey Wong. Saeko: Chingmy Yau. Shizuko: Kumiko Goto.

A womanizing detective (Jackie Chan) is hired to track down a tycoon's runaway daughter in this live-action adaptation of the popular Japanese comic strip and anime series. Kaori: Joey Wong. Saeko: Chingmy Yau. Shizuko: Kumiko Goto.

A countdown of the best celebrity couples of the 1970s, including one of the decades most confusing couples, Cher and Gregg Allman. (Repeat).

Joely Fisher, Morgan Fairchild, Anson Williams and other actors discuss movies from the year 1972. (Repeat).

Ranking country stars of the 80s with rock experts Malina Moye, EG Daily, and Eddie Trunk. (Repeat).

Ranking the most epic songs of 1993 with rock experts like Jeff Timmons, TraciiGuns, Dorothy and more. (Repeat).

Segments include "Board Silly"; "Pinot-no"; and "Inflatable Car Pool." (Repeat).

Segments include "Joe Spaghetti"; "Nice Gnawing You"; and "Old Habits Slide Hard." (Repeat).

Segments include "Just Chute Me"; "That's Nacho Cheese"; and "When Fishes Sneeze." (Repeat).

Contestants compete in a fast-paced quiz show, answering challenging questions across various topics. The smartest participant wins the ultimate prize. (Repeat).

Did Jim Morrison's Dad Start Vietnam. How did AC/DC's Bon Scott really die. Did Lady Gaga expose an underground dog napping ring. (Repeat).

Controversy is shared surrounding The Chicks; the FBI's surveillance of Insane Clown Posse fans; and the legend of the Rick Roll. (Repeat).

This spooky themed show has us ranking Murder Songs. These are tunes that will give you goosebumps and have your ready to lock the door! Find out which Murder Songs make our list as rock experts like Carnie Wilson, Dee Snider, Shawn Stockman and more count us down! (Repeat).

It's time to change the clocks and while we're at it, let's rank TIME Songs! Find out which Tunes about Time make our list as rock experts like Taboo, Jeff Timmons, Shar Jackson and more count us down! (Repeat).

We're ranking our favorite saxophone songs. These catchy sax lines will have you totally ready to play the air sax! Find out which SAX-Y tunes make our list as rock experts like Mary Lynn Rajskub, Timmy Cappello, Carnie Wilson and more count us down! (Repeat).

We're ranking the Bands You Can Eat. No, not the musicians, just the band name! Find out which edible bands make our list as rock experts like AJ McLean, Dee Snider, Jack Blades and more count us down! (Repeat).

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Contestants face off in a fast-paced game of trivia, answering questions on various topics. Each round gets tougher, pushing their knowledge and quick thinking to the limit. (Repeat).

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A womanizing detective (Jackie Chan) is hired to track down a tycoon's runaway daughter in this live-action adaptation of the popular Japanese comic strip and anime series. Kaori: Joey Wong. Saeko: Chingmy Yau. Shizuko: Kumiko Goto.

Contestants face off in a fast-paced trivia competition filled with surprising twists and brain-teasing questions. They strive to outsmart the rest and become the ultimate trivia champion. (Repeat).

Teen flicks of the 70s are ranked. (Repeat).

We're ranking the favorite stand-up comedians of the 70s. (Repeat).

Featuring the top sci-fi films from the 70s. (Repeat).

70s toys are featured. (Repeat).

English rock musician Billy Idol's career is recalled, from his days as a member of the punk band Generation X to his success as a solo artist. (Repeat).

The career of the classic rock band the Who is recalled by leading music critics. (Repeat).

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Featuring the best kid pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best cop pranks. (Repeat).

Featuring the best car pranks. (Repeat).

Contestants face off in a fast-paced trivia game. They must answer questions from various categories to advance. Tension rises as they compete for the ultimate prize. (Repeat).

Gregg Allman is interviewed. (Repeat).

Sammy goes back to Maui, Hawaii, and visits music manager Shep Gordon, who invites friends and family for dinner and enjoys tunes from Sammy and his friends. (Repeat).

The career of Sammy Hagar is covered. Also: Hagar is joined by Darryl "DMC" McDaniels for a musical performance. (Repeat).

For the Season 2 finale, Sammy heads to Los Angeles to meet up with Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine. They hit the road in Adam's Ferrari and Richie Sambora stops by Conway Recording Studios for an unforgettable performance with Adam and Sammy. (Repeat).

Sammy heads to Fillmore Theater in San Francisco, California to perform his Acoustic-4-A-Cure Concert. Later, Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Mick Fleetwood, and Dave Johnson are featured. (Repeat).

Bon Jovi perform songs from their "Lost Highway" album. (Repeat).

1985 was an iconic year for MTV as it became the hottest obsession of the youth. Madonna and Bruce Springsteen became household names and held concerts to sell out stadiums. (Repeat).

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Jane's Addiction brings the "Funk Punk and Eazy E sets the Gangsta Rap standard. "Man in the Mirror" is released by Michael Jackson and Dirty Dancing gets fans on their feet. (Repeat).

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A group of friends forms a band and faces wild adventures and challenges as they chase their dreams of musical stardom. Get ready for epic performances and fun. (Repeat).

A group of young musicians faces challenges and adventures as they strive to create the perfect song. Their journey is filled with fun, friendship, and unexpected surprises. (Repeat).

Why did Kris Kristofferson steal an Army Helicopter. Was John Lennon blessed and cursed by the number 9. Did Michael Jackson invent the Moonwalk. (Repeat).

A look at whether Patsy Cline predicted her own death. (Repeat).

Examining if Napster destroyed the album, but ultimately save the music industry; who really killed KeithMoon's chauffeur; who's responsible for "Who Let the Dogs Out?" (Repeat).

What is the true story behind Billy Ray Cyrus' smash hit "Achy Breaky Heart." Who is responsible for Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction. Did Led Zeppelin really worship Satan. (Repeat).