90s TV Shows

[WritersPanic]

Most of the 90s were a blur for me. 80s sitcoms became predictable vomit and some of it leaked across to about 1995.

One show I recall since I watched it stoned fairly often was Duckman..........

[Fun]

Lol

well, being a child/teen of the 90s, that's pretty much my era of entertainment.
Let's see,

Full House
Boy Meets World
Home Improvement
Sister, Sister
...

Dawson's Creek lol

So many more!

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That's when The Simpsons was in its prime; I would watch that and then we'd talk about it the next day at work. Seinfeld was big but, curiously, I never watched it although everyone was talking about it. I watch it in re-runs now and laugh my ass off.

I had a buddy, let's call him "Joe", who loved Friends. I never really got that. He was a beer drinking, AK-47 owning bearded dude with an important looking gut but he liked Friends? Also, he was in love with Alanis Morrisett. I never really got that either.

[WritersPanic]

That's when The Simpsons was in its prime; I would watch that and then we'd talk about it the next day at work. Seinfeld was big but, curiously, I never watched it although everyone was talking about it. I watch it in re-runs now and laugh my ass off.

I had a buddy, let's call him "Joe", who loved Friends. I never really got that. He was a beer drinking, AK-47 owning bearded dude with an important looking gut but he liked Friends? Also, he was in love with Alanis Morrisett. I never really got that either.

I found Friends to be too forced most of the time. The men were oddly written and cast although one was able to recycle his character from Married with Children. I think How I met Your Mother was a substantial improvement because it exaggerated so many things making it more like what I expect from comedy.

Still, there's nothing like Seinfeld for that......

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TGIF was at its prime in the early 90s. The Winslow family was wholesome, and who could forget Steve Urkel. I liked Step By Step, even though it was a 1990s Brady Bunch knock-off. I also liked Dinosaurs the TV show. MTV actually played music videos. Beavis and Butthead was the edgiest show on TV at the time.

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TGIF was at its prime in the early 90s. The Winslow family was wholesome, and who could forget Steve Urkel. I liked Step By Step, even though it was a 1990s Brady Bunch knock-off. I also liked Dinosaurs the TV show. MTV actually played music videos. Beavis and Butthead was the edgiest show on TV at the time.

I can remember that MTV used to show, I guess "alternative" videos at night, around midnight approximately. In the 80s was a late night thing called the basement tapes that was pretty cool.

Does MTV even still exist?

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TGIF was at its prime in the early 90s. The Winslow family was wholesome, and who could forget Steve Urkel. I liked Step By Step, even though it was a 1990s Brady Bunch knock-off. I also liked Dinosaurs the TV show. MTV actually played music videos. Beavis and Butthead was the edgiest show on TV at the time.

I watched all of those too...well, except B&B. I didn't have cable.

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I can remember that MTV used to show, I guess "alternative" videos at night, around midnight approximately. In the 80s was a late night thing called the basement tapes that was pretty cool.

Does MTV even still exist?

No multiquote option?? I don't remember "basement tapes", but we did actually have cable in the 80s for MTV. That's where I learned of all the stuff my parents enjoyed, that I now also enjoy I don't think it's still around though. It was going downhill in the 90s and then was completely gone in the early 2000s, if memory serves.

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No multiquote option?? I don't remember "basement tapes", but we did actually have cable in the 80s for MTV. That's where I learned of all the stuff my parents enjoyed, that I now also enjoy I don't think it's still around though. It was going downhill in the 90s and then was completely gone in the early 2000s, if memory serves.

Multi-quote like this:

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No multiquote option?? I don't remember "basement tapes", but we did actually have cable in the 80s for MTV. That's where I learned of all the stuff my parents enjoyed, that I now also enjoy I don't think it's still around though. It was going downhill in the 90s and then was completely gone in the early 2000s, if memory serves.

Multi-quote like this:

ah! cool, thanks! lol "^ tell me your secrets!"

edit: i did the quotes part before, but didn't see the button above.

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I watched all of those too...well, except B&B. I didn't have cable.

I was deprived of cable television in the 90s as well. I found a way to watch Beavis and Butthead at a friend's house, or at my dad's place of work.

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I can remember that MTV used to show, I guess "alternative" videos at night, around midnight approximately. In the 80s was a late night thing called the basement tapes that was pretty cool.

Does MTV even still exist?

Yeah, but it's reality crap like the other shows are now. I really miss the old MTV. Headbanger's Ball was a staple for me in late 80s. I came to the conclusion that Rikki Rachtman's leather jacket is like Tony Iommi's of Black Sabbath. Must be permanently glued on, never comes off.

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I was deprived of cable television in the 90s as well. I found a way to watch Beavis and Butthead at a friend's house, or at my dad's place of work.

I used to go to a friend's house to watch Ren & Stimpy...while having some suds and a couple of bong hits. Funny! But watching that show sober seemed pointless.

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I used to go to a friend's house to watch Ren & Stimpy...while having some suds and a couple of bong hits. Funny! But watching that show sober seemed pointless.

I was always careful not to be eating when that show was on. You just never knew what kind of cartoon revulsion might be presented.

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yeah, i didn't exactly watch it, but saw an episode recently. it was the toothache one. oh my!

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Married With Children. Still watching reruns of this one.