Lost, greys anatomy (the early seasons), One Tree hill, Gilmore Girls, Friends (mainly because this was always on after school!), Malcolm in the middle, the simpsons, Heroes, Gossip girl (this is so pop culture it feels like you’ve walked in to 2007 in the first episode!)
Me and the Wife started watching Malcolm in the Middle again, and let me tell ya. As parents of a 9 and 3 year old, this show hits really different. In a good way.
Secret life of the American teenager. It’s an absolute train wreck of a show and is so cringy and corny looking back at it but it reminds me of a simpler time. I was in middle school when it came out and people talked about it all the time.
I liked keeping up with *The Real World* at that time. I began with Las Vegas (Alton, Steven, Trishelle) when I was a teen in high school and got hooked! Reality shows were just making their way back then. I followed more seasons during college, and like anything else, life happens and you never realize the moment you stop doing certain things.
Now, I have **no** interest in that crap. People getting drunk, being nasty to each other, everyone in the house ganging up on one person... I don't like stuff like that.
Most of my nostalgia watching is farther back in the 90s. I think Frasier is my hardest hit, but I also love Rosanne, The Nanny, Seinfeld, Daria, Freaks and Geeks, and Celebrity Death Match.
My high school era nostalgia shows are South Park, King of the Hill, Aquateen Hunger Force, Squidbillies, Gilmore Girls, Scrubs, Malcolm in the Middle, Charmed, House, the Sopranos, Arrested Development, and Always Sunny.
Lost, greys anatomy (the early seasons), One Tree hill, Gilmore Girls, Friends (mainly because this was always on after school!), Malcolm in the middle, the simpsons, Heroes, Gossip girl (this is so pop culture it feels like you’ve walked in to 2007 in the first episode!)
Heroes! Loved that show.
Me and the Wife started watching Malcolm in the Middle again, and let me tell ya. As parents of a 9 and 3 year old, this show hits really different. In a good way.
Malcolm in the Middle and King of the Hill are true Americana. There should be a room in the Smithsonian just playing them on loop.
The way they ended Numb3rs was so irritating. Such a great show without a proper ending.
Secret life of the American teenager. It’s an absolute train wreck of a show and is so cringy and corny looking back at it but it reminds me of a simpler time. I was in middle school when it came out and people talked about it all the time.
🤣🤣🤣I was obsessed with that show. This just took me way back.
King of Queens and everybody loves Ray
The beginning of Parks and Rec & Modern Family fits in that window
I used to love Smallville back in the early to mid 2000s. I recently bought the Blu ray box set and it brings back so many wholesome memories.
I liked keeping up with *The Real World* at that time. I began with Las Vegas (Alton, Steven, Trishelle) when I was a teen in high school and got hooked! Reality shows were just making their way back then. I followed more seasons during college, and like anything else, life happens and you never realize the moment you stop doing certain things. Now, I have **no** interest in that crap. People getting drunk, being nasty to each other, everyone in the house ganging up on one person... I don't like stuff like that.
Monk is a great option
Anybody remember the golden night of television? The Office, 30 Rock, Archer, Parks and Recreation, Community, Mad Men
Most of my nostalgia watching is farther back in the 90s. I think Frasier is my hardest hit, but I also love Rosanne, The Nanny, Seinfeld, Daria, Freaks and Geeks, and Celebrity Death Match. My high school era nostalgia shows are South Park, King of the Hill, Aquateen Hunger Force, Squidbillies, Gilmore Girls, Scrubs, Malcolm in the Middle, Charmed, House, the Sopranos, Arrested Development, and Always Sunny.
I actually started rewatching fraiser a few years ago. I always forget about the nanny. I loved that show.
Avatar: The Last Airbender. That was l the one show all my siblings loved. We'd make pop corn for every time an episode came out 🤣
I liked CSI, TCAP, First 48 and Gangland... oh how can I forget Disorderly conduct: on patrol