26 TV Shows From The '90s-'00s Everyone Just Collectively Forgot About

For those of us who were born long before the rise of the Internet, entertainment came in many forms. We especially spent our time watching our favorite shows on TV when we weren't outside playing hide and seek or hopscotch. It didn't matter what time of day it was; whenever we turned on the TV, there was always a guarantee of finding an interesting show to watch.

Most of us had Full House, Boy Meets World, and Sabrina the Teenage Witch as favorites, along with animated shows such as Dexter's Laboratory, Rugrats, The Magic School Bus, and The Powerpuff Girls. These shows were definitely the highlight of most '90s to early '00s kids, and nostalgia truly never fails to return whenever reruns of these shows are aired on our TVs today (which can be rare).

There were many popular shows that graced our screens back then, and the '90s are undeniably one of the best decades that produced numerous gems in the entertainment industry. However, there were also shows that seemed to pass by unnoticed (even if they aired for a couple of years), and we didn't get enough content to remember them after all these years.

Check out these old TV shows you may have forgotten existed in the first place!

1. L.A. 7

Network: Fox Family (US) and BBC One (UK)

First aired: 2000

The synopsis: L.A. 7 follows the English pop group S Club 7 as they venture to LA to make a name for themselves in the music industry, performing whenever they can. The show tracks their everyday lives as they become accustomed to city life.

2. The Babysitters Club

Network: HBO

First aired: 1990

The synopsis: This show was based on the children's books we all read at one point or another. It's hard out there for a teenage babysitter!

3. The Famous Jett Jackson

Network: Disney Channel

First aired: 1998–2001

The synopsis: Jett Jackson is a former movie star who moves back to his hometown to live a ~regular~ life. Honestly, how could you even forget this show? Shame on you.

4. The Weekenders

Network: ABC

First aired: 2000–2004

The synopsis: This classic followed the lives of four seventh-graders. The catch? We only saw what they were up to from when they got out of school on Friday afternoon to Sunday evening.

5. Lloyd in Space

Network: ABC

First aired: 2001–2004

The synopsis: The main character, Lloyd Nebulon, is your everyday 12-year-old alien teenager just trying to live a normal life.

6. Radio Free Roscoe

Network: The N (US) and Family (Canada)

First aired: 2003–2005

The synopsis: Four friends create their own radio station because they want a station that actually speaks to teenagers. This is mid-2000s teen angst gold.

7. Flash Forward

Network: Disney Channel

First aired: 1995–1997

The synopsis: Flash Forward focused on main characters and lifelong best friends Rebecca and Tucker as they experienced the drama of eighth grade.

8. California Dreams

Network: NBC

First aired: 1992–1996

The synopsis: California Dreams revolved around a group of ~popular~ teenagers who formed a rock band, appropriately named the Dreams. This show was a staple during the summer when you were at home all day.

9. Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist

Network: Comedy Central

First aired: 1995–2002

The synopsis: Dr. Katz was a therapist to the stars — stars you never got to see. In between the sessions, we saw glimpses of Katz's dull, meager life, and it was HILARIOUS.

10. Super Dave: Daredevil for Hire

Network: FOX

First aired: 1992–1993

The synopsis: This action cartoon was based on "Super Dave Osborne," a stuntman portrayed by actor Bob Einstein.

11. Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century

Network: Fox Kids (US) and Scottish Television (UK)

First aired: 1999–2001

The synopsis: Famed detective Sherlock Holmes comes back to life to bring peace to 22nd-century London.

12. Cousin Skeeter

Network: Nickelodeon

First aired: 1998–2001

The synopsis: Cousin Skeeter revolved around the main character Skeeter, who moves in with his family, much to his cousin Bobby's dismay. Also, Skeeter was a hand puppet. So cool.

13. Bug Juice

Network: Disney Channel

First aired: 1998–2001

The synopsis: Bug Juice documented the lives of several preteens while away at summer camp. This show was The Real World for kids.

14. The Journey of Allen Strange

Network: Nickelodeon

First aired: 1997–2000

The synopsis: After becoming stranded on Earth, an unnamed alien befriends main characters Robbie and Josh, who give him the name Allen Strange. Together, the trio teams up to think of ways to get Allen back to his home planet, all while keeping his true identity a secret.

15. Eerie, Indiana

Network: NBC

First aired: 1991–1992

The synopsis: Eerie, Indiana followed the main character Marshall as he moved to the town of Eerie and confronted several weird situations and urban legends, including Bigfoot.

16. Caitlin's Way

Network: Nickelodeon (US) and YTV (Canada)

First aired: 2000–2002

The synopsis: Caitlin's Way focuses on rebellious teenager Caitlin as she moves from Philadelphia to rural Montana. We all kind of wanted to be like her.

17. Brotherly Love

Network: NBC

First aired: 1995–1996

The synopsis: Brotherly Love follows the Roman brothers as they band together to deal with the loss of their father. Also, the Roman brothers are the LAWRENCE BROTHERS. You know you loved this show.

18. Allegra's Window

Network: Nickelodeon

First aired: 1994–1996

The synopsis: Allegra's Window focused on young Allegra as she faced the struggles of being a little girl. It's a tough life!

19. The Busy World of Richard Scarry

Network: Nick Jr.

First aired: 1994–1997

The synopsis: Set in Busytown, each episode taught kids an important life lesson and focused on the importance of friendship, thanks in part to main characters Huckle Cat and Lowly Worm.

20. Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!

Network: ABC

First aired: 2001

The synopsis: This short-lived cartoon series focused on America's favorite twins as special agents Misty and Amber. The duo travels the world and fights evil wherever they see fit.

21. PB&J Otter

Network: Disney Channel

First aired: 1998–2000

The synopsis: PB&J Otter followed siblings Peanut (older brother) and Jelly (younger sister) and the fun adventures they had with their friends. Whenever a problem arose, they performed "The Noodle Dance" to get their creative juices flowing. I LOVED this show.

22. The Jersey

Network: Disney Channel

First aired: 1999–2004

The synopsis: A group of friends stumbles upon a magical football jersey that, when worn, transports them into the bodies of famous athletes. Whether you love sports or not, this was an awesome show, and you know it.

23. In a Heartbeat

Network: Disney Channel (US) and Family (Canada)

First aired: 2000–2001

The synopsis: In a Heartbeat followed a group of high school students who volunteered as EMTs while facing the trials and tribulations that all high school students encounter. I'm still upset this show wasn't on longer.

24. So Weird

Network: Disney Channel

First aired: 1999–2001

The synopsis: A young girl is on the road with her rockstar mother and inconveniently continues to run into paranormal activity. At the time, it was referred to as a ~darker~ Disney Channel show due to its constant spooks.

25. Freakazoid!

Network: The WB

First aired: 1995–1997

The synopsis: Freakazoid followed Dexter Douglas, a 16-year-old nerd turned superhero in Washington, DC.

26. Sabrina: The Animated Series

Network: NBC

First aired: 1999–2000

The synopsis: This animated series was a prequel to Sabrina the Teenage Witch and focused on Sabrina as a preteen with powers on a lesser scale.

The '90s definitely did not disappoint when it came to providing us with entertainment, but some shows just don't hit the right spots and, unfortunately, fail to leave a significant imprint on the audience. Props to those who still remember these shows, though, because one way or another, they did become a part of our childhood after all!

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