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#110 Kazaam Is So Bad That It’s Entertaining And So Entertaining That It’s Good.
If a 7 foot genie appears in front of me and offers three wishes, the first thing I’m asking for is my 93 minutes of life spent watching Kazaam back. Or am I? This is often considered and quite...
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#111 Sonic The Hedgehog Games Were The Fastest Paced Activity Of Our Childhood.
Sega’s Sonic games were the only real competition to Nintendo’s Super Mario franchise. Many tried to emulate what they were seeing elsewhere but the makers of Sonic constructed a game faster paced and...
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#112 Step By Step Used The Brady Bunch Formula.
Divorced woman with three kids meets divorced father with three kids and they all merge into one big, happy family. Genius, ain’t it? Obviously the creators of Step By Step (day by die, a fresh start...
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#113 Before Tosh.0, It Was America’s Funniest Home Videos.
Shockingly there was life before the Youtube era and viral video phenomenon. So, when you see a show like Tosh.0 that completely revolves around popular/wide spread videos, it’s important that you...
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#114 Nickelodeon Magazine And Disney Adventures Were Top Tier Reading Material.
When we were kids, there were very few forms of words & illustrations bound together on pieces of paper that really appealed to us. Besides Where’s Waldo and comic books, there were two other very...
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#115 90s Internet Was Nothing Like It Is Now.
Recently I spotted a young whippersnapper, no older than 11, using his fancy laptop in Starbucks. My attention turned his way after he kept audibly muttering complaints about the speed and consistence...
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#116 Rescue 911 & Unsolved Mysteries Made Us Paranoid.
There were the unrealistic fears that 90s kids got from reading Goosebumps & watching Are You Afraid of The Dark; then there were real-life terrors. Nothing provided more genuine paranoia than...
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#117 SuperMarket Sweep Made Shopping Look Like A Blast.
As a child, I loved going to the grocery store — and I think this game show was the cause of that. Even today, I don’t hate shopping – it just isn’t as fast paced and fun as I’d anticipated. On the 90s...
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#118 Miss Trunchbull Is Terrifying.
Matilda is a classic book and film from the 1990s that entertained – but also disturbed us. The specific character responsible for our discomfort was the physically intimidating, demented, aggressive...
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#119 Doug Funnie And Mr. Simmons Are Basically The Same Dude
For those foggy on Mr. Simmons, let’s jog your memory and get you up to speed. He was a teacher on Hey Arnold and, as the picture makes evident, he was essentially an adult version of Doug Funnie....
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#120 Arnold’s Grandpa Was Kinda Inappropriate
For starters, Grandpa Phil’s head was undeniably shaped like a penis – I mean, look at it — just by being shown on screen, phallic head Phil was inappropriate. If the silhouette of that man’s head...
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#121 Friends, Seinfeld, And Mad About You Take Place In The Same Universe
90s television was no stranger to the crossover episode routine, but in doing so you’re placing the shows involved within the same fictional universe. They did this with Full House and Family Matters...
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