This was kind of Bros's last hurrah in the charts - this song plummeted and the following singles all performed mediocrely, then poorly.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

This was by Alice Cooper? I always thought it was Bon Jovi.

In fairness, it was co-written by Desmond Child, who also worked on Bon Jovi songs.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

She's changed her image.

She looks v. circumspect.

Butterfield wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Jive Bunny have a hit.

Have you missed an episode? It was played during the previous episode - and as a result has leapt 28 places in the charts to number 3.

I must have done.

We're really moving into the era of colourful lycra and fluorescent Bermuda shorts, the latter worn by Mark Goodier (and me circa 1990). Bum bags next!

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

From that very episode.

Guess who? Yes, that's @sawboneshex’s assistant @thenicolabryant next to Gary, taking a break from recording #DoctorWho in Studio 6. #TOTP pic.twitter.com/9EvzauCqVY

— BBC Four (@BBCFOUR) September 22, 2017

Rumours flying that BBC4 is to close down.

Is it the end for Top of the Pops?

Now to catch up with the episode from August 3rd 1989.

No falling records.

Steve Wrong and Jenny Powell.

Gun - Better Days.

Sounds like very generic Adult Oriented Rock.

Frontman is very run-of-the-mill.

As is everything about the venture.

Drummer looks like he should be in Bros.

In fact, they all come across like they're not into Rock really.

Martika - Toy Soldiers.

Video looks like it includes clips from a 1980s movie.

I suspect they're not really.