"Blockbuster!" was a 1973 chart-topping song by British rock band Sweet
Blockbuster drug, a drug with annual sales of at least $1 billion
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All contestants, successful or otherwise, took away the (apparently much-coveted) 'Blockbusters' sweatshirt (or rugby shirt, depending on the year), dictionary and personal organiser.
Blockbusters started life in the USA in 1980, one of the many Mark Goodson game-shows.
Blockbusters was notable for being the first show on British TV to run five times a week.
The automatic status of blockbuster matches between Melbourne's "big four" clubs is under threat because of poor attendances in some of those games.
Asked why there was a review of the twice-a-year blockbusters, Demetriou said, "because the AFL always has the policy of maximising attendances".
St Kilda, with its exciting young list and large latent supporter base, would have claims to blockbusters next year if it continued to win games, although the fact that the club plays its home games at Telstra Dome, rather than the MCG, is a complication.
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