Footloose
performed by Kenny Loggins

Students want to impeach Chris as class president after he fails to deliver on his campaign promises. Meanwhile, Rochelle's never-do-well brother, Michael, visits after their mother kicks him out of her house, and asks if he can stay. Rochelle agrees, but Julius("Big Man") isn't too happy about it.

Bart gets a perfect score on Springfield Elementary's latest standardized test, leaving Lisa worried that Bart may be smarter than her when Bart is rewarded with a field trip -- that turns out to be an elaborate trick into getting the low-testing students out of the way. Meanwhile, Homer forgets to mail off his insurance payment and must keep himself and the house accident-free until his coverage can be reinstated at 3:00pm.

Dwight pressures Jim to discuss a case after Jim returns from jury duty. Angela gives birth to her son.

Charles tells Kimmy that he likes her and when she says the same, the two kiss. Cyndee arrives with her boyfriend Brandon, who had also been her former middle school crush. Titus immediately suspects that Brandon is gay, but Kimmy disagrees. After Kimmy realizes how many free things Cyndee has been getting due to the sympathy of others, she tricks Brandon into revealing that he is gay, but he says that he's only with Cyndee because he too feels sorry for her. Shortly after, Brandon proposes to Cyndee, prompting Kimmy to tell Cyndee the truth, though Cyndee says she already knows and does not care. After a misunderstanding when speaking to Charles on the phone, Kimmy tells him that she loves him. She then realizes that she hadn't been working on the goals she set out when in the bunker and was jealous of all Cyndee had done, leading her to enroll in a GED program. Meanwhile, Titus has a crisis regarding his age and if he is still found attractive.

The town is brainwashed by the curator of a planetarium. Meanwhile, Cartman auditions for a new Cheesy Poofs commercial.

Can Jack really do any dance from any movie? Of course he can. Watch this commercial and see for yourself! "Black-ish - Oscars Dance Special" So you can do any dance from any movie? Try me. Footloose. Hey, hey, uh, uh, West Side Story. OK, that's the Jets! The Jets and the Sharks! Grease. That's just combing your hair. Pulp Fiction. Oh, yeah, yeah! When did the boy see Pulp Fiction? Uh, Cabaret! Where did he get a hat? Do Dirty Dancing! Do Dirty Dancing! What? Oh! Slow motion effect, very impressive. Saturday Night Fever! Another jacket. Sorry! Sorry! Flashdance. Oh! Maniac! You're a maniac! Somebody's wet. Fred Astaire in Royal Wedding. Oh, look at him! Wait, where are you going? Wait a minute! Oh! Hey! You're gonna have to clean up this mess! (Lyrics) Now I gotta cut loose, footloose Kick off your Sunday shoes Please, Louise, pull me off of my knees Jack, get back, come on before we crack Lose your blues, everybody cut footloose Ooooh-oh-oh (Cut footloose) Ooooh-oh-oh (Cut footloose) Ooooh-oh-oh I'm turning it loose 'black-ish Wednesday 9:30|8:30c ABC

Wednesday on ABC, catch an award-worthy night of comedy, including the premiere of The Real O'Neals! "The Real O'Neals - Bringing Our Best" For your consideration, best costume... Why do I keep coming back here? ...best sound... I'm gay. The acoustics in here are amazing. ...best choreography. ABC Wednesday. It's The Goldbergs Dirty Dancing, Footloose event. And catch the two-episode premiere of The Real O'Neals before and after a new Modern Family. Even if you are gay, that doesn't mean we still can't lose our virginity to each other. Doesn't it though? We're bringing our best. All new Wednesday on ABC. (Lyrics) Now I gotta cut loose, footloose Kick off your Sunday shoes Please, Louise, pull me off of my knees Footloose For Your Consideration Best Costume Best Sound Best Choreography ABC Wednesday The Goldbergs The Real O'Neals Modern Family ABC Funny

This commercial for Old Navy Pop Kicks shoes features the hostess with the mostest, Wendi McClendon-Covey, showing off the new line of heel-free summer shoes from Old Navy. Old Navy Funnovations Inc. is sectioned off into different kinds of summer parties, where everyone is wearing the new Pop Kicks shoes. The hostess with the mostest is wearing a blue dress, and catches a hacky sack on the tip of her blue and yellow pop kicks. She catches a frisbee with one hand, hits a croquet ball with the other as she walks and talks, mingling among the summer party people. The announcer asks, "Did somebody say 'Footloose'?" and the song 'Footloose' plays as everyone dances in their summer shoes. Old Navy Funnovations Inc. Presents Pop Kicks. Da-da-da-da! The newest summer shoe. And me. Your hostess with the mostest. We didn't want you to miss a minute of summer fun, so we made a shoe that's footloose and fancy heels free. Did somebody say "Footloose"? Let's kick it. Say yes to summer fun in new Pop Kicks. For just 9 to 12 bucks, you can RSVP to everything. Old Navy. Come fun, come all (Lyrics) Gotta gotta cut loose footloose kick off your Sunday shoes Patio Party Deck Party Picnic Party Boardwalk Party Boat Party Backyard BBQ Party Beach Party Pop Kicks for Everyone $9-$12 Old Navy Come fun, come all. oldnavy.com

In this black and white commercial, Ben Grant, the Chase Card spokesman, takes his blue guitar and sings about people getting cash back with the Chase Freedom card. He begins by popping up behind a woman at the checkout of a grocery store, using her Freedom card to pay for her groceries. Next he is sitting in a barber chair, finishing up with a fresh haircut. When the barber removes the smock, Ben is holding his blue guitar, getting up to walk out, singing about cash back from the barber shop services. Outside, Ben stops in front of a hardware store where a man is loading a new ceiling fan in his truck, as his dog sits patiently waiting in the truck bed. Ben runs through a clothing store, sliding down the aisle on his knees, singing about getting cash back on buying new clothes. Lastly, he is in a diner, singing about cash back from using the Freedom card to purchase meals. All done in the style of the song 'Footloose'. (Lyrics) Been shopping, so smart Cash back with your Freedom card Gettin' cash back on what Close shave and haircut Fan for the ceiling You're gonna cool off that hound Tonight you gotta get your cash back, on new slacks Use Freedom on lunch with Jack Everybody get, everybody get Get your cash back. Chase Freedom. Chase Freedom Spruce Hardware Get your cash back. Visit chase.com/freedom or your local branch today.

J.J. Watt knows everybody is watching because it all comes down to Monday Night. "ESPN Monday Night Football | JJ Watt" It's Monday night. I'm about to get this ball and the entire world's gonna see it. Ken, that guy I used to deliver pizza to. Ken Norton, Jr.. Ken Griffey, Jr.. Definitely Kenny Loggins. (Lyrics) Ball's loose, ball's loose, lace up your Monday night shoes Everybody's watching. Because it all comes down to Monday night. ESPN Monday Night Football Coming September 9th NFL Back to Football

tells the story of Ren McCormack, an upbeat Chicago teen who moves to a small town, where, thanks to the town's uptight reverend, dancing and rock music has been banned.

"Footloose" tells the story of a city kid named Ren McCormack, who moves to old fashioned and uptight Beaumont, Tennessee, and rebels against its law that bans dancing and rock music.

Live Aid was a dual-venue concert that was held on 13 July 1985. The event was organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for relief of the ongoing Ethiopian famine. Billed as the "global jukebox", the event was held simultaneously in Wembley Stadium in London, England, United Kingdom (attended by 72,000 people) and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (attended by about 100,000 people). On the same day, concerts inspired by the initiative happened in other countries, such as Australia and Germany. It was one of the largest-scale satellite link-ups and television broadcasts of all time: an estimated global audience of 1.9 billion, across 150 nations, watched the live broadcast.

This film is about two 28-year-old women who appear to have achieved very little success in life and decide to invent fake careers to impress former classmates at their 10 year high school reunion.

Summer Rental is a 1985 comedy film directed by Carl Reiner, starring John Candy. The screenplay is written by Mark Reisman and Jeremy Stevens. The original music score is composed by Alan Silvestri. It was filmed in St. Pete Beach near St. Petersburg, Florida. Several area landmarks can be seen throughout the movie including the St. Petersburg Pier during the final leg of the Regatta.