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You know you were a 90’s kid if you watched these shows or owned them on VHS:
The Wild Thornberry’s 1998- 2004:
The Wild Thornberry’s was a show that followed the adventurous life of Eliza and her family.
Did I mention she could talk to animals? acompanied by a pet chimp facing misadventures and risking there lives. Makes you wonder where the parent were?
Full House 1987- 1995:
The show that to this day is remembered and cherished, Full House follows the Tanner family.
Danny Tanner (Bob Saget) a single father raising his daughters with the help of his brother in law Jesse Katsopolis (John Stamos) and his best friend Joey Gladstone (Dave Coulier).
Hugs…so many hugs…like litrally alot of hugs! And who could forget: “You got it dude”?
The Amanda Show 1999-2002:
Back when amanda wasn’t checked in a rehab center. She had her own show. “Amanda Please!!!!”
Who remembers the dancing lobsters! and the hilarious skits? The show was aired on Nickelodeon with the host being a young Amanda Bynes with comedic performances from other Nickelodeon stars.
That 70’s Show 1998- 2006:
With the show primarily taking place in the basement of Eric Forman, Eric and his five friends along with his sister Laurie live the life of teenagers in the crazy 70’s. But the real question is when will Red ever lighten up?
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air 1990- 1996:
Will is a young fresh teen who is shipped off to live with Uncle Phil and Aunt Vivian in Bel-Air.
Come on say it! You sang the show’s anthem at least once!
Rocko’s Modern Life 1993 -1996
Rocko’s Modern life was a cartoon aired on nickelodeon that followed the life of the wombat Rocko who lived a simple life ,but like many cartoons they are abnormal and his wacky adventures with his best friend Heffer Wolfe.
CatDog 2002 -2011:
CatDog was aired on Nickelodeon with Cat Dog living with each other and to this day now I see why CatDog would constantly argue, because of the simple fact that cats and dogs by nature don’t get along.
What else do you need?
The Matrix (1999)
Let’s be honest, we all at some point in our lives have once tried or have seen someone try to do the bullet dodge like Neo, but sadly we would still get hit with the dodgeball.
The Lion King (1994):
This pretty much needs no explanation because it probably was everyone’s childhood movie they grew up with at some point.
Matilda (1996):
With Matilda being a gifted child and having to deal with the awful Ms. Trunchbull and her some what awful parents and befriending Ms. Honey.
This movie was probably showed in classrooms all over the United States for those 90’s kid’s when pizza parties were thrown.
Jurassic Park (1993):
Jurassic Park a place where dinosaurs roam and did I mention dinosaurs? Yes, dinosaurs.
This movie probably either gave you nightmares or lead you to buy dinosaur bed covers.
Jumanji (1995)
Last, but not least, the film that will be remembered especially because of Robin Williams exceptional acting who also gave every film a place in our hearts and made us wish we’d live in the mystical world of Jumanji.
Jorge Pliego
Features Editor