Adam Eats the 80s

Adam explores the greatest 80s collections in the country, and starts by busting the ghosts of an iconic juicebox--one sip at a time! Then he visits a restaurant time-capsule with bodacious collectibles, fresh dinner, and some not-so-fresh preserved dessert favorites. Plus, he'll hit the start button on a collectible box of video game cereal with twice the flavor and twice the fun!

Adam travels to a galaxy far, far away to find the tasty treats hidden in a record setting collection! Then he's off to be knighted at Medieval Times where he'll taste a retro feast and witness a forgotten fire-ritual that hasn't been seen in decades! Plus, Adam puts the decade's favorite infomercial kitchen knife to the test!

Adam tracks down a restaurant that changed the pizza-game forever with one mouthwatering invention: The BBQ Chicken Pizza. Then, ever wonder if cola really used to taste better? Adam finds out once and for all what changed.

Adam discovers there's no age limit on fun at Chuck E. Cheese, where he experiences long-forgotten recipes and vintage arcade games from their archives; Adam gets his hands on a popular '80s icon, proving one actually can play with one's food.

Adam visits Pizza Hut and uncovers its notorious double-decker Priazzo and an Italian turnover designed to be made in five minutes or less; he re-creates some magic cookies, originally made by elves.

Adam visits Roy Rogers to sample some of their long lost recipes; he enlists the help of a top food lab to put a french fry theory to the test once and for all; he digs up some packaging history from one of the biggest burger chains ever.

In the '80s, everything happens at the mall; Adam discovers the very first location of Panda Express, learns the secret to Cinnabon's famous cinnamon, and takes one of the most successful kitchen appliances of the decade for a test drive.

Adam is in search of candy that could only have been created in the '80s; he tracks down the inventor of Big League Chew to sample the never-released first test flavor; he visits a collector with over 20,000 pieces of candy.

Adam Richman's most important meal of the day is a long-forgotten Domino's delicacy from 1985, delivered fresh with a wake-up call, coffee and a newspaper; he visits the first mall location of food court staple Auntie Anne's pretzels.