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Topic	It's fascinating that 90's shows are still popular and being watched
bigblu89 03/30/23 2:32:52 PM #3:	AmericaTheBrave posted... Let's travel back into the 90's. What were old shows on TV then? Beverly Hillbillies, Gilligan's Island. Did any young person actually enjoy those shows? Or were they just something you watched when you were sick home from school. 90's might just be the decade with the most staying power in history. I watched Gilligan's Island and Brady Bunch on a near daily basis. And like mentioned above, Nick at Nite was built on 60s and 70s TV being shown in the 1990s. I also have two "zoomers" living in my house. Friends? Yes. But neither of them have any idea what Seinfeld or Fraser are. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:972518636] in It's fasci... [t:80396487]...</cite> <quote>AmericaTheBrave posted... </cite><quote>Let's travel back into the 90's. What were old shows on TV then? Beverly Hillbillies, Gilligan's Island. Did any young person actually enjoy those shows? Or were they just something you watched when you were sick home from school.90's might just be the decade with the most staying power in history.</quote>I watched Gilligan's Island and Brady Bunch on a near daily basis.And like mentioned above, Nick at Nite was built on 60s and 70s TV being shown in the 1990s.I also have two "zoomers" living in my house. Friends? Yes. But neither of them have any idea what Seinfeld or Fraser are. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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