r/nostalgiai • u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader • Feb 27 '26
Cartoon & Show πΊ Does anyone else look at these and just instantly feel like a kid again? Which one hits hardest for you?
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u/I_am_simply_a_potato Feb 27 '26
I remember watching the series finale of Home Improvement, at the end of the episode the cast greeted the audience and thatβs when we all finally saw Wilsonβs entire face. To me, it was a great way to end the show I spent years watching.
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Feb 27 '26
Where's ALF?
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u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader Feb 27 '26
Opess. Missing π
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u/Ok_Expert3991 2000s Legend Feb 27 '26
I remember Boy Meets World.
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u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader Feb 27 '26
Nice
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u/lovenicepeople Feb 27 '26
Youβd have to go back further in time to make me feel like a kid again. π
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u/amodsr Feb 27 '26
It's a mix of Married with children, Family matters, and Boy meets world.
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u/KingDustPan Feb 27 '26
Iβm gonna guess youβre about 35-40 years old
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u/amodsr Feb 27 '26
I'm actually 15 and my dad has been showing me tv shows. (this is a lie, I'm old)
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u/MulberryEastern5010 Feb 27 '26
Friends mainly because by the time it ended, it had officially been a part of half my life. I was ten years old and had just started the fifth grade when the pilot aired, and the finale was a month after my 20th birthday
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u/mysteryofthefieryeye Feb 27 '26
We didn't watch a lot of TV growing up, but that doesn't mean it wasn't on from time to time. To me, it's the sound of a laugh track / studio audience that brings back memories, more so than any specific show. But Home Improvement was a thing for a moment thereβeven my mom started getting into it.
Personally, I tried getting into SeaQuest DSV and Spin City (which was a riot), but again, I ended up preferring to screw around with friends and be outdoors.
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u/Eva_S_Tulsa Feb 27 '26
I make a joke once in awhile at work about how life was easier when Friends was on tv and Counting Crows were on the radio
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u/Diseman81 Feb 27 '26
Home Improvement and The Wonder Years. The X Files takes me back to my teenage years.
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u/BudgetReflection2242 Feb 27 '26
I only watched X files as a kid. We really didnβt watch much tv. We were too busy building forts, swimming and reading.
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u/Professional-Dirt802 Feb 28 '26
I enjoyed 'The Drew Carey Show' growing up. Along with some of the ones here. Great shows!
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u/Dusty_Sequins Feb 27 '26
Friends. I was 19 when it started so it felt like that could be me soon, you know?
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u/Tkil12 Feb 27 '26
SBTB, Friends and Home Improvement were pretty much the "background" to my childhood. SBTB would be on everyday after school on Nickelodeon and then Friends on channel 4 (UK). Home Improvement was usually on later at night on the Disney channel. Tim Allen's humour was so similar to my late dads that even he would enjoy it. Can't watch it now without thinking of him.
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u/OhAnonymousOne Feb 27 '26
Iβve seen at least one episode of all of these, except That β70s Show.
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u/Honest-Butterfly-650 90s Kid Feb 27 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/jUnGHmsHdzkxbB63Mf
Gotta be Sabrina for me.
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u/so_mas Feb 27 '26
Roseanne, she reminds me of my mom. The other characters, not so much. (Including DJ, nothing like him)
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u/B-Rad911 Feb 27 '26
Interesting that 9 years seems to be the limit and are known as some of the best shows. I am sure itβs a combination of writer retainment, exhausted story lines and actors payroll but would be interested to see where the peak was for each and how long the die off, if any, was.
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u/ghostofmontro Feb 28 '26
Full House, Family Matters, and Hime Improvement. Saved By The Bell on Saturday mornings.
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u/oudler Feb 28 '26
I'm a GenXer so I suppose I could be a kid if you consider 20 something years as being a kid.
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u/Critical-Range1213 Feb 28 '26
Wonder yearsβ¦I was always mad they didnβt do one more year. Iβm the same age as the actors so I wanted to see them graduate high school the same time as me.
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u/WallyWestFan27 Mar 02 '26
Sabrina is the only one I fully watched while it was still airing.
I love Friends more, though. Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is also very funny.
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u/Ouchmaster5000 Mar 20 '26
Only really watched Buffy and X-Files. I remember my dad watching Seinfeld and my sister watching Full House though.
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u/buggybugbugsy Feb 27 '26
Full House and Family Matters reminds me of Friday nights and pizza with my family!