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Favourite '90s TV shows?
Jenno:
Having never seen the X-Files before, I've been slowly working my way through it since just after Christmas. I've just watched the episode with the people dieing from lightening (D.P.O.).
I'm told that seasons 3, 4 and 5 are the best. True?
Inlander:
Just make sure you skip all the episodes that deal with aliens and government conspiracies. The best X-Files episodes are the funny ones, where David Duchovny plays Mulder as an enormous nerd and Gillian Anderson plays Scully all sarcastic and droll and "I can't believe he's such a nerd." And then in the middle of it all they have some crazy monster.
deborah:
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--- Quote from: *insert silly name here* ---did it really? I must have missed out on nine of them, i tried to download the episodes but I could only find one season.
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Well, you could always buy every single episode of all 10 series + 'Season 0' which was called KTMA (155 Shows) on DVDR here for the low, low price of $750. Jesus Christ that's a lot of money.
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or find yourself a completely dorky and nerdy (also, at least 30 years old) friend from minneapolis who happened to tape the cable access shows, and then bribe them with lots of alcohol and unopened star trek figurines.
during my first time around in college, i met one of these dorks. her name was laurel, and she had taken a tour of the studio once, and got one of the waffle props from episode #317.
i'm pretty sure she still lives in someone's basement and has to put SPF 5 gagillion on before hitting any sort of natural light at all.
still. mst3k was the only redeeming thing about the 90s.
the song medley on star force: fugitive alien II was to die for.
"i love ken, he is my sweet friend, and i love him"
TornRGDoll:
was Count Duckula in the 90s? I think it was.. might've been 80s tho.. eh..
Most of the old Nick shows people have already mentioned..
the original Power Rangers.. except when I was little me and my cousin were fooling around pretending we were power rangers and he accidentally broke my arm.. didn't really watch the show much after that.. lol.
Even though it didn't start in the 90s and it's still on today, I remember watching The Price is Right with my Dad during that time period.. heh..
I guess I was a weird kid.
Patrick:
Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers? Oh man. I have wanted that Pink Ranger's ass since age five. I kid you not.
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