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The Best 90s Saturday Morning Cartoons

90sKids.com January 4, 2025 TV 0

The Best 90s Saturday Morning Cartoons The Best 90s Saturday Morning Cartoons Growing up in the 90s meant we knew how to kick off the weekends the right way. That’s right—I’m talking about your favorite breakfast (obviously with Nesquik chocolate milk!) and Saturday morning cartoons! While the debate over the best cartoons of the 90s will always rage on, you can’t deny this list brings back the nostalgia. So grab a seat, relax, and take a trip back to the 90s as we explore the best Saturday morning cartoons—and some unforgettable theme songs. Note: This list is just the beginning! We know there are so many more amazing 90s cartoons that deserve to be included. We’re planning another post and... »

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Nickelodeon: Then and Now

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Nickelodeon: Then and Now Growing up in the ’90s and early 2000s, Nickelodeon was a cultural cornerstone. Its programming carved a niche that was rivaled only by Cartoon Network and the Disney Channel, yet Nickelodeon reigned supreme for many kids and teens. The network’s wide variety of shows, colorful and wacky personality, and unforgettable characters made it a defining part of childhood. From slime-filled game shows to groundbreaking cartoons, Nickelodeon offered something unique for every kid. It was more than a TV network—it was a part of growing up. Variety: Nickelodeon’s Nostalgic Era for ’90s Kids (1990–2002) During Nickelodeon’s golden era, the network stood out for its incredible ... »

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Legacy 90s Teen Movies

90sKids.com January 4, 2025 Horror, Movies 0

The 90s Teen Movie Experience The 1990s were a golden age for teen movies, delivering stories that resonated with adolescent audiences while reflecting the unique culture of the decade. Much like the 80s, the 90s teen movie landscape was filled with relatable themes: unrequited crushes, first love, high school bullies, embarrassing moments, prom, and graduation. However, these films added a distinct 90s sensibility, introducing new heartthrobs and iconic soundtracks that defined the era. Some of the biggest teen movie stars of the 90s included Leonardo DiCaprio, Ryan Phillippe, Paul Walker, Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Reese Witherspoon, and Jennifer Love Hewitt. Their performa... »

The Best Horror Shows of the 90s

90sKids.com January 4, 2025 Horror, TV 0

The Best Horror Shows of the ’90s These days, horror shows like Stranger Things, The Haunting of Hill House, American Horror Story, and Black Mirror deliver some much-needed scares. But as adults, the fear factor just doesn’t hit the same as the horror shows we grew up with in the ’90s. Back then, we lived in an age of cult-classic horror shows that shaped the genre. Here are four of the best. 1. The X-Files From 1993 to 2002, The X-Files thrilled audiences for nine seasons, with two revival seasons airing in 2016 and 2018. It was a love letter to fans of horror and science fiction. For years, we followed the thrilling adventures of FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, one a believer and t... »

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Memorable TGIF Sitcoms from the 90s

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These sitcoms filled our lives with laughter growing up in the ’90s. Though we only spent 30 minutes a week with them, their jokes, characters, and heartfelt stories left a lasting mark on our childhoods. These iconic shows were a huge part of our lives and became the cornerstone of the legendary TGIF lineup. Let’s take a nostalgic look back and celebrate these timeless classics. Boy Meets World This iconic coming-of-age sitcom made growing up in the ’90s unforgettable. Watching Cory Matthews and Topanga Lawrence’s love story evolve from middle school to college was a joy for audiences everywhere. Add in Shawn Hunter—Cory’s charming best friend with his signature hair and rebellious edge—and... »

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