I Love the '90s is a television mini-series produced by VH1 in which various music and TV personalities talk about the 1990s culture and all it had to offer. The show premiered July 12, 2004 with the episode "I Love 1990" and aired two episodes daily until July 16, 2004, when it ended with "I Love 1999". On January 17, 2005, a sequel was aired in the same fashion.
""Viagra"" ""Monica Lewinsky"" ""Sex and the City"" ""The Big Lebowski"" ""The Backstreet Boys"" ""Martha Stewart"" ""Teletubbies"" ""Furby"" ""Armageddon"" ""Soccer moms"" ""swing revival"" ""Fraiser""
""Viagra"" ""Monica Lewinsky"" ""Sex and the City"" ""The Big Lebowski"" ""The Backstreet Boys"" ""Martha Stewart"" ""Teletubbies"" ""Furby"" ""Armageddon"" ""Soccer moms"" ""swing revival"" ""Fraiser""
Dolly the first cloned sheep; septuplets; Ellen Degeneres comes out; Mike Tyson bites; Spice Girls; ``Ally McBeal''; ``Titanic''; Hanson; ``The Full Monty.''
Dolly the first cloned sheep; septuplets; Ellen Degeneres comes out; Mike Tyson bites; Spice Girls; ``Ally McBeal''; ``Titanic''; Hanson; ``The Full Monty.''
``Jerry Maguire''; ``Scream''; ``Jagged Little Pill''; Dennis Rodman dons a wedding dress; Tiger Woods; Tickle Me Elmo; ``Macarena''; ``America's Funniest Home Videos''; ``Swingers''; ``Independence Day.''
``Jerry Maguire''; ``Scream''; ``Jagged Little Pill''; Dennis Rodman dons a wedding dress; Tiger Woods; Tickle Me Elmo; ``Macarena''; ``America's Funniest Home Videos''; ``Swingers''; ``Independence Day.''
Friends''; ``Party of Five''; ``ER''; Xena and Hercules; ``Braveheart''; ``Toy Story''; Budweiser commercials; pogs; Playstation; ``Show Girls.''
Friends''; ``Party of Five''; ``ER''; Xena and Hercules; ``Braveheart''; ``Toy Story''; Budweiser commercials; pogs; Playstation; ``Show Girls.''
Jim Carrey; ``Seinfeld''; Tonya Harding; ``Pulp Fiction''; Ace of Base; George Foreman; Woodstock; ``Melrose Place''; ``NYPD Blue''; ``Speed''; O.J. Simpson flees the police.
Jim Carrey; ``Seinfeld''; Tonya Harding; ``Pulp Fiction''; Ace of Base; George Foreman; Woodstock; ``Melrose Place''; ``NYPD Blue''; ``Speed''; O.J. Simpson flees the police.
``Jurassic Park''; ``Alive''; ``Indecent Proposal''; ``X-Files''; ``Martin''; ``Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman''; Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg; Aerosmith comeback; Waco, Texas; Crystal Pepsi; John Wayne Bobbit; ``Beavis and Butt-Head''; ``Where's Waldo.''
``Jurassic Park''; ``Alive''; ``Indecent Proposal''; ``X-Files''; ``Martin''; ``Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman''; Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg; Aerosmith comeback; Waco, Texas; Crystal Pepsi; John Wayne Bobbit; ``Beavis and Butt-Head''; ``Where's Waldo.''
``Wayne's World''; ``Get a Life''; Barcelona Olympics; Joey Buttafuoco and Amy Fischer; Woody Allen and Soon Yi; Madonna's ``Sex''; ``I'm Too Sexy''; ``The Real World''; Barney; ``The Bodyguard''; Billy Ray Cyrus; ``Mortal Kombat''; ``Ren and Stimpy
``Wayne's World''; ``Get a Life''; Barcelona Olympics; Joey Buttafuoco and Amy Fischer; Woody Allen and Soon Yi; Madonna's ``Sex''; ``I'm Too Sexy''; ``The Real World''; Barney; ``The Bodyguard''; Billy Ray Cyrus; ``Mortal Kombat''; ``Ren and Stimpy
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch; ``Terminator 2: Judgement Day''; ``Boyz N the Hood''; ``Thelma & Louise''; ``Silence of the Lambs''; ``Beverly Hills 90210''; Clarence Thomas; Paul Reubens; Michael Jordan.
Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch; ``Terminator 2: Judgement Day''; ``Boyz N the Hood''; ``Thelma & Louise''; ``Silence of the Lambs''; ``Beverly Hills 90210''; Clarence Thomas; Paul Reubens; Michael Jordan.
George Michael's "Freedom 90"' video; "Pretty Woman''; "Henry & June''; "Nothing Compares 2 U''; Parker Lewis; "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air''; "Twin Peaks''; "Edward Scissorhands''; Mayor Marion Barry; Roseanne sings the National Anthem
George Michael's "Freedom 90"' video; "Pretty Woman''; "Henry & June''; "Nothing Compares 2 U''; Parker Lewis; "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air''; "Twin Peaks''; "Edward Scissorhands''; Mayor Marion Barry; Roseanne sings the National Anthem
I Love the '90s is a television mini-series produced by VH1 in which various music and TV personalities talk about the 1990s culture and all it had to offer. The show premiered July 12, 2004 with the episode "I Love 1990" and aired two episodes daily until July 16, 2004, when it ended with "I Love 1999". On January 17, 2005, a sequel was aired in the same fashion.
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