ITT: We are in middle school again (or early-mid 90s appreciation threak) - Page 42

Animorphs owned. Poor Tobias being trapped in his hawk morph.

Speaking of books, anybody remember these?




You couldn't open up one of those Scholastic book catalogs without seeing them in it.

Yup, remember these. Also, doesn't that last one's title sound earily like a title of a porno?

That reminds me.

DAMN...you think the 90's are covered, but you guys come back with Street Sharks, Boxcar Children, and the mouse/cheese game. +1 to all those.

How about this video montage...."IT'S THE 90'S!!"

I remember my bro got this game at his 10th birthday party, he locked himself in his room and played for 6 hours straight while me and his friends played something else.

Excellent thread - missed it in my many hours of lurking. Some additions.

On a side note, that's one of my favorite Tony Soprano lines.













Who remembers this tv show's infamous intro?
As a young child, seeing all of that lingerie in the opening was a definite turn on!

I loved in the early 90's when Twix started selling these two different types

Too bad they stopped selling them.

whoa...Viper and Baywatch NIGHTS.

Next. Level.

Here's one that still sits vividly in my mind:

MTV obscurities that were actually vastly popular (just shown during the weirdest times so it was hard to follow consistently):



aeon flux is the obvious choice, but who remembers this one?

The Running Man:



and everyone remembers Unplugged Right?

how about the awkwardness of listening to 90's spoken word performances ? MTV Spoken Word!





this might actually be the best Unplugged Performance ever:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/mv-4own/alcatraz_through_vickys_eyes/

lastly the defining Comic of the 90's for me? Phil Hartman:



herre's the clip: "they call me vicky"

http://www.crackle.com/c/So_I_Married_An_Axe_Murderer/Alcatraz_Tour/2480738?vlt_campaign=6&vlt_position=R3

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/mv-4own/alcatraz_through_vickys_eyes/

Some of Loraine Bracco's greatest work.
Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)

I like that in the 1990s online was still two words and that computer screens clearly reflected what they were displaying on a person's face.