Additionally, the 1990s was a time when there were always a lot of good shows to watch on television. Some of them were funny, a few were serious, and then there were a couple of shows that fell somewhere in the middle of those two categories.
FRIENDS
This comedic series is incredibly relatable since the plot is pretty simple. Phoebe, Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, and Joey are so hilarious and yet understandable at the same time. Watching that show really takes viewers back to the time when every woman in the world wanted Rachel’s haircut.
SEINFELD
It was just a simple show that centered around the humorous events that took place in the lives of Jerry, George, Kramer, and Elaine. Sometimes the characters weren’t even that likable, and that was kind of what made it even funnier. They weren’t perfect, and they didn’t have to be.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Firstly, watching Tim “The Tool Man” Taylor get himself into some hilarious trouble never gets old. Secondly, the style of clothing they all wore really reminds us of what fashion was like back then. But one of the best things about Home Improvement is how family-friendly it seemed to be most of the time. It was a show the whole family could enjoy together.
THE FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR
There are multiple reasons why this show was—and still is—so powerful. It is funny, but there are some episodes that deal with a lot of really serious topics that are actually still relevant today. For instance, there are moments when the main character has trouble dealing with a parent who wants nothing to do with him.
FULL HOUSE
There are some negative things associated with it now simply because of the show’s cast, but the actual series was loved by many, and watching it now really makes the viewers miss the 1990s. It’s also interesting to be reminded of how little the Olsen twins were at the time, and how John Stamos doesn’t seem to have aged a bit.
SAVED BY THE BELL
Nevertheless, Saved By The Bell was an extremely popular series back then, and it seems that a lot of people still like it now. There are a lot of things in the series that makes fans take a mental trip back in time. The fashion, the hairstyles, the cast members, and the pop culture references it had were all full of awesomeness one can only understand if they knew what living in the 1990s was like.
BOY MEETS WORLD
Also, viewers enjoyed seeing the character development for Corey’s friend Shawn, who didn’t exactly have an easy life. When people who grew up in the 90s think back on some of their favorite television shows, this one is usually on that list. Also, this show is great at teaching valuable life lessons, and Topanga is still pretty inspirational for women and girls everywhere.
EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND
Before the show aired, there were very few programs on television that showed the common things that married couples face every day. Therefore, when it premiered, Everybody Loves Raymond seemed like a fresh, new kind of show to enjoy. Even though many shows with a similar nature appeared afterward, it is still really fun to watch this one every now and then.
WINGS
This show has everything any fan of 1990s television who have wanted. There is comedy in it, some drama, and a heaping tablespoon of romance thrown in for good measure. Furthermore, a lot of celebrities from that decade made cameo appearances.
PARTY OF FIVE
This series dealt with a lot of sad themes, but it taught viewers quite a bit about how valuable friends and family members are. People who were teenagers back then grew up with these characters, and many of them had some major crushes on the lead characters of the show. Fans of Party Of Five were really invested in the lives of the Salinger siblings at the time.
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