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# Record Name Category Subcategory 1996 - 30 years ago 1 September 2, 1996 20th Century: 90s Events September 2, 1996 The Langston family hosts a Labor Day barbecue, which Ted mentions to Liz when he hits on her during the Wintertainment Parade: For me, it all started months ago at your Labor Day barbecue, remember? And you asked me how to marinate ahi tuna, and I said, All you need is Italian salad dressing. 2 December 23, 1996 20th Century: 90s Events December 23, 1996 Howard Langston works late and misses his son Jamie's karate class. To make it up to him, he promises him a Turbo Man doll, not realizing how hard it will be to obtain one. As he's getting ready for bed, his wife asks him if he got the Turbo Man doll that she asked him to get for Jamie weeks ago. 3 December 24, 1996 20th Century: 90s Events December 24, 1996 Howard Langston scours the city looking for a Turbo Man doll for his son Jamie, eventually finding himself filling in for the actor playing Turbo Man at an annual Christmas parade.

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