Like you posted, it seemed to be aimed towards kids who grew up in the 70's, but too young to experience things like Watergate. And alot of the younger commentators in their 20s' gave their point of view on things that lived on past the 70's, Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, certain boardgames for instance.

However, for an examination of pop culture, thats enough of a base to work with;). And the biting commentary, while not as razor sharp as the 80's version, is still sharp as hell. Entertaining, its just unfortunate there's only a handful of viable decades to work with(im just waiting for the 90's in a few years).