25 years after truantly ingratiating himself into the hearts and minds of teenagers everywhere, Matthew Broderick is returning as Ferris Bueller…for a Honda commercial.

This teaser premiered yesterday striking the fancy of fanboys everywhere:

But alas there’s no sequel in the works. Rather, Todd Phillips, writer/director of The Hangover — and the less noteworthy The Hangover II — has teamed with Honda for an ad recreating scenes from John Hughes‘ classic coming-of-age comedy to debut during the Super Bowl.

So much like Jennifer Grey‘s old nose, Ferris Bueller will remain a thing of the past. [The HD Room]

Fembots, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery   The sexy, swinging, shagadelic fembots from Austin Powers may have seemed soft and lovely on the outside, but they were cold and calculating on the inside. Swedish pop superstar Robyn, however, has some news for you. Fembots have feelings too.

The Terminator   You can call Arnold Schwarzenegger a lot of things these days. Fat being one of them. A dog perpetually chasing after a bone could be another. But back in the day, before he was Governator, he was the Terminator. And there has never been a sexier killing machine.

Rosie, The Jetsons Though she looks dated by today's standards, Rosie is classically robo-sexy. Plus you just can't program that kind of sass.

The Svedka Robot Aside from her technologically-perfect proportions, the Svedka Robot will also get us drunk meaning she's an early front-runner for our affections.

Pris and Rachael, Blade Runner Whereas Daryl Hannah's Pris is your "basic pleasure model" -- because in Blade Runner, Thundercats are apparently the height of sexy -- Sean Young's Rachael posses the cool, sexy sophistication of film noir heroines that came before her. Too bad both of them had their hotness replaced by batshit crazy.

Johnny 5, Short Circuit Perhaps not conventionally sexy, but try not falling for the loveable Johnny 5 when he comes "Aliiiiiiive."

Lisa, Weird Science Though I'm guilty of watching both the original John Hughes film and the USA Network series -- all five seasons of it -- Kelly Lebrock's Lisa takes the cake, if only for this suitable-for-every-occasion half-shirt and panty combo.

The Stepford Wives Whether you're a fan of the campy original or the even campier remake, there's something about these exquisitely-coiffed ladies of leisure that is practically perfect in every way...except that they might kill you. But that's a problem with, like, every robot.

Maria, Metropolis The original film robot, Maria's got that German expressionist hotness going for her, plus her incredible -- even by today's standards -- look has inspired everyone from Thierry Mugler to Janelle Monae.

Gay Robot Nick Swardson's brilliant mechanized creation has a serious robo-boner for dudes, but all Gay Robot wants is a guy who'll love him for him...and donate his balls to his robo-chin. If it's Ryan Phillippe, even better.

I have to admit; I was a bit saddened when some of my favorite collections and designers—such as Marc by Marc Jacobs and even Diane Von Furstenberg—showed pieces for Spring 2010 with heavy 80’s flash-back incorporated into them. I’ve never been a big fan of that era, so seeing shoulder pads being accepted as fashionable once again will take some getting used to.

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Patterns you’ve really only seen in reruns of The Cosby Show have suddenly thrown themselves back into major fashion again, along with a kaleidoscope of colors. Beyonce even sported a dress at the MTV Video Music Awards that looked all too much like a dress Joan Collins once wore on the show Dynasty.

So, find your crimper and big, floppy bow and get ready to look like you stepped out of a classic John Hughes movie this upcoming spring.