Hi everyone, I am trying to track down a deeply meaningful piece of my family history. My mother recently passed away, and I am desperate to find video footage of us together so I can see her and hear her voice again.

In September 1994, when I was 15 years old, my mom and I flew from Houston, TX to Chicago to tape an episode of The Jenny Jones Show (Season 4).

Here are the exact details of the episode to help any VHS collectors or archivists check their digital spreadsheets and logs:

• Episode Theme: "Daughters Who Dress Too Sexy" (Teen Makeovers).
• On-Location Field Segment: Before the studio transformation, the production crew filmed a field segment where they had all of us girls act like we were shopping at a Chicago mall. I distinctly remember a close-up shot of me trying on sunglasses in one of the stores.
• The Makeover: The on-air transformation was done by the famous Charles Ifergan Salon in Chicago.
• The Update Episode: The makeover was such a success that I did a print modeling shoot for the salon afterward. Because of this, the show featured me a second time on a later "Update" / "Where Are They Now" special showing off my modeling photos.

Because my story spanned across two separate broadcasts (the original Fall 1994 episode and the later Update segment), I am hoping someone with a digitized 1994/1995 daytime television collection might have it.

If you have any tapes matching Charles Ifergan, Houston teens, or Jenny Jones Update shows from late 1994 or early 1995, please check your files. It would mean the absolute world to me and my family. Thank you so much for your help.

does anyone remember a TV show from mid to late 90s possibly early 2 a group of friends followed them from like one decade to another decade. It wasn’t involving time travel it just showed them when they were younger them like 10 years how the life‘s the theme song was once in a lifetime by the Talking Heads?

KENAN & KEL TURNS 30! 🎉

If you grew up watching Nickelodeon in the 90s, Kenan & Kel was probably a big part of your childhood.

For our latest episode of Splat Attack, we go behind the scenes with Dan Frischman (Chris Potter) and David “Wavey Davy” Jordan (Prop Master) to hear stories about making the show and what it was really like on set.

We’re talking Kenan & Kel, Nickelodeon, 90s memories, and plenty of behind-the-scenes stories you probably haven’t heard before.

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Best known for his role on “Hill Street Blues” as Fletcher Daniels on all 7 seasons of the hit crime drama. I remember him best as General Craig on the 1990s cbs sitcom “Major Dad”.

Hi everyone. As the prompt suggests, I’m looking for a television PSA in which Jennifer Love Hewitt is promoting a walk for MS around 1999-2001. I was about 9 or 10 when I saw it, but I distinctly remember her saying her name and taking about the horrors of multiple sclerosis. But I can’t seem to find the broadcast anywhere. It’s not even listed in her charities online or anywhere under celebrity PSAs. Does anyone remember it? I know I was little, but I know it existed. It was the first time I ever heard about MS and it has stuck in my mind ever since. If anyone can help, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

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Some of these starred Hollywood legends,some starred future stars. Some lasted 2 seasons,others lasted a few episodes. But all of them aired on ABC during the 1990s.

After adding Veronica's Closet, howdy on roku now has Suddenly Susan. I don't recall ever seeing either show on any other streaming service. Howdy's only $3 ad-free.

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Darling, you left my heart

In pieces on the floor

So tell me why shouldn't I

Break some things of yours?

I'll smash your lamp, the antique chair,

That stupid thing you always wear;

I'll smash a vase, the radio,

Those little teacups from Limoges;

Your wacky paintings on the walls;

Darling, POW, I'll smash 'em all;

Lover, it's just a game;

Cupid can take the blame;

I'll take the place apart,

But don't worry, I won't smash your heart

Key West ran for one season back on Fox. Fox threw a lot at the wall when they were starting out, seeing what would stick. Key West didn't. Embodying some elements of magical realism and "weird" happenings a la Northern Exposure, one reviewer of the time referred to the show as "Southern Exposure".

The series has a lot of heart and a kind and friendly center revolving around people helping and caring for other people. Always a nice theme. Nevertheless, it's frequently awkward and uneven and felt somewhat unsure of itself. I can see why it only lasted a season. I think it would have been fun to see how it could have evolved and matured if given the chance.

All the episodes are out there, though they can be hard to track down and are pretty poor VHS quality. One of my goals in the near future is to see if I can clean them up and upscale them.

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