On This Day: 'Wayne's World' Premieres

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Thu Feb 14, 2008 — by Shira Gregory

On This Day: 'Wayne's World' Premieres

It's Party Time! It's Excellent!

Today in 1992, the Saturday Night Live spin-off film Wayne's World premiered, making Valentine's Day that much more... romantic?

A-sphincter-says-what?

The film starred starred Mike Myers and Dana Carvey, reprising their roles from the SNL sketches that spawned the film. If nothing else, Wayne's World gave hope to basement dwellers everywhere who hoped to someday beat up Rob Lowe and score with Tia Carrere.

AWESOME!

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