90's Kids Will Love The Legends Of The Hidden Temple Movie
We all loved this obstacle course, it's even better as a movie!
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10 After-School Shows From My Childhood That I Could Not Miss
How many of these after-school shows did you run home for?
10 Shows You'll Definitely Remember If You Grew Up in Canada in the 90s
If you grew up in Canada in the 90s, TVO Kids was LIFE. YTV was also life. And these shows were classics. Sure, they may have been slightly disturbing if you look back on it, but nothing can compare to that joy you had rushing home to watch Arthur at 4pm. Here are some of the classics you'll definitely remember. 1. Uh-Oh!Was I the only one who had a crush on Wink Yahoo? Yes? Ok. Regardless, Uh-Oh was the standard you held all other game shows to. If you weren't cheering for the red team, you were wrong. Not
90s Sitcoms That Were Cancelled Before You Even Knew They Existed
The 90s brought us some of the most iconic television shows of all-time: Friends, Seinfeld, ER, The West Wing, just to name a few. But what about those shows that barely got off the ground and were cancelled before we really got a chance to enjoy them? Sitcoms were always at risk to being cancelled because there were just so many of them going all the time, and audiences could be finicky as to what they liked.These eight 90s sitcoms were cancelled before we really got a chance to decide if they were worth watching long term. 1. If
The Heartbreaking Tragedy That Changed An Entire Season Of 'Married With Children'
Watching Married...With Children was always a real family event. Your whole family tended to gather around the TV and laugh with the Bundy family, and appreciate them for being different than the typical TV family. Normally, families on television always seem to be so proper and put together, but not the Bundys. They were a little bit more wild, a bit more brash, and certainly crazier than the other options on TV. We all connected with their stories, because Al, Peggy, Kelly, and Bud felt like a real dysfunctional family, which was much more relatable than a family that
Macaulay Culkin Turned Down "Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars" To Be On 'Big Bang Theory'
Even if you don't like the show, it's hard to deny that The Big Bang Theory has taken over television. If I hear one more person say "BAZINGA!" unironically, I might lose my mind. The show's stars have basically set themselves up for life with their contracts, each making $1 million per episode. It seems hard to believe that someone would turn down the opportunity to be a part of such a massive television hit, but Macaulay Culkin did just that. CBSIn the Home Alone actor's defense, though, he was offered the show before it even aired. That being said,
9 Famous Co-Stars Who Actually Hated Each Other In Real Life
Sometimes we watch a movie or a show and are blown away by the bond the characters have. Pop culture history is teeming with characters like these. Scully and Mulder, Chandler and Joey, Jack and Rose... So it's always a shock when we find out that not only did some of these duos not have a particularly strong bond, some of them absolutely hated each other.Here are 9 of the most famous costars who broke our hearts with their real life feuds:1. Clarke Gable and Vivien Leigh (Gone with the Wind)Gone with the Wind is considered by