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Do you remember how great the '80s were? We'll show you THE TV stars of that iconic decade.
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Heather Thomas comes in at number ten. In the popular series *Colt for All Occasions*, she played the pretty assistant “Jody Banks” and turned everyone’s heads with her performance.
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In ninth place is actress Lori Loughlin, known for her role as “Rebecca Donaldson” in the family series “Full House.” She most recently made headlines after being convicted of fraud. The reason: bribery to get her children admitted to a prestigious college.
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Actor Dirk Benedict ranks eighth. He played “Lieutenant Templeton ‘Face’ Peck” in “The A-Team,” one of the most successful series of the 1980s.
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Brave in Action: “MacGyver” actors Elyssa Davalos and Richard Dean Anderson in the series “MacGyver.” No matter how hopeless a situation might seem, the series’ eponymous hero always knew how to repurpose everyday objects to solve the problem. Sixth place goes to Richard Dean Anderson.
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Fifth place in this ranking goes to the enchanting Joan Collins. In the cult series *Dynasty*, she played “Alexis Colby,” the ex-wife of oil tycoon “Blake Carrington,” who waged her own personal vendetta against him.
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Fourth place goes to John Stamos. The actor from the series “Full House” had his fans swooning in his role as “Jesse Katsopolis.”
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In third place is Don Johnson. He starred in “Miami Vice,” one of the most successful TV series of the 1980s.
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Pierce Brosnan comes in second place. In the series “Remington Steele,” he played the title character of the same name and won the hearts of his fans right away.
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First place goes to actress Charlene Tilton. She played “Lucy” on “Dallas.” She portrayed the attractive young woman for a full eleven years.
We’re ranking the ten most attractive TV stars of the 1980s. The decade produced some of the most iconic cult series in television history, and the charismatic casts undoubtedly played a major role in their success.
Discover the ten standout stars who captivated audiences on 1980s television. What do you think—did we include your favorite, or is there someone missing from the list?