6 TV Shows That Defined Your Childhood
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6 TV Shows That Defined Your Childhood

The 90s were all that.

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6 TV Shows That Defined Your Childhood
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In the 1990s there were a lot of great shows when I was younger. These specific shows really helped all kids in my generation learn how to have fun and be our naturally goofy selves. There were many shows that were very good but the six I'm about to show you paved the way for shows today.

6. Rugrats

The Rugrats was, in my opinion, one of the best shows in Nickelodeon history. It really showed a lot of great things about being a toddler. When I looked at those shows I use to think I could do things like they could. They really showed how to have a good time when you're 1-5.

5. Johnny Bravo

This was one of my favorite Cartoon network shows! This show was really just hilarious in general. Johnny would just get in some pretty messed up situations but in some kind of way, he gets out of them all the time. But the best thing on the show was when he tries to get the girl. Then he doesn't get them. It was just funny the things he said and did to impress them.


4. Hey Arnold!

This show right here was really a classic. Hey Arnold! was the best show I ever watched. He had so many adventures in that small inner urban city. He made it seem like he could do anything and go anywhere in that small but "big" city. I know everyone misses this show.

3. Courage The Cowardly Dog

Courage was literally the funniest and stupidest show I have ever watched (other than Spongebob). This show was about different supernatural things coming by Courage's house and they would just try to destroy the family, and Courage was the only one that could see through them and know what they were trying to do.

2. Kenan & Kel

Kenan and Kel was my favorite show on Nickelodeon. These two guys right here were hilarious, cool, and awesome all in the same show. They really set the way other than All that for being stupid and funny on Nickelodeon. These guys really put their all into this show, it's hard to even imagine the were our age when they did it!

1. Spongebob


This show wasn't really one of my favorites in the 90's, but after a while, I really got into this show and love it! Spongebob was literally the stupidest/ hilarious person on the show other than Patrick. They really knew how to keep this show funny and inventing new ways for it keeps succeeding for 10+ years. This show will be remembered as the all-time greats of cartoons.

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