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8 TV Shows Straight Up From The '90s That Millennials Need To Watch

There is a character for everyone to relate to and love.

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8 TV Shows Straight Up From The '90s That Millennials Need To Watch
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1. Seinfeld

There is not one time that Kramer does his iconic walk in the door and I don't crack up.

2. Roseanne (Original and Reboot)

The family that keeps it real while making you laugh. Roseanne and Dan have the marriage that every woman wants, Becky brings the sass, Darlene has the best comebacks, and DJ is just the cutest kid ever. Oh, and Jackie, aka Laurie Metcalf, has the best timing and facial expressions. Oh, and the theme song..you just can't forget it.

3. Friends

There is a character for everyone to relate to and love. Don't tell me you don't think of Central Perk when you get a big coffee mug.....

4. Everybody Loves Raymond

The sitcom that shows you that distance is necessary for a family. Each character has such a special role that even though it is chaos...there is a part of you that wants to be a part of the Barone Family.


5. Will and Grace

The sitcom that showed support no matter what. It was so fantastic to see a gay character and have the other characters treat him no differently than the rest, as it should be. Jack and Karen's chest bumps and Grace's bond with Will makes this show unforgettable. They have come back with a reboot and it is as spectacular as ever, and the actors did not age a bit.


6. The Nanny

Fran Drescher's unforgettable yet lovable voice represents what The Nanny is.

7. Sex and The City

Four women who have each others backs no matter what. A sitcom that never fails to comfort and empower you :) Each character goes through situations where you can relate and be rest assured that you are not alone.

8. Full House

Let's be real....we all want an Uncle Jesse and Uncle Joey!!! There is never a dull moment on this show and it serves as a great distraction after a stressful day!



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