If YOU ALSO thought this show just was a sitcom about a "typical American" family played by giant, crude animatronic/puppet dinosaurs, you are NOT ALONE. Turns out, this show had an AGENDA and we were just along for the ride to let it subliminally shove us into the raging environmentalist feminists we are today. 

ONLY Robin Williams could pull off dressing as an old lady and tricking his ex-wife into hiring him as their kids' nanny. We look back fondly on this ICONIC role by one of the most beloved actors from our childhoods. Sorry for the fawning...but it's Robin, y'all. 

Why, yes. It IS *inconceivable* that we would attempt to tackle this cult classic. But, here we are. Even if you're mostly dead, join your favorite pod hosts as we go on an adventure of a lifetime with The Man in Black to save his beloved Buttercup. This pod isn't quite as good as an MLT, but at least we had fun. 

We're ruining the planet. Everything's fine. In 1992, human being Zak gets accidentally shrunk down to fairy-size and together with proto-manic-pixie-dream-girl, Crysta, they fight against Hexxus to save Fern Gully. Spoiler alert: pollution suxx. 

If you are wondering what being a kid in the 90's looked, sounded and felt like...this is it. This week, Meg and Sarah dive into the world of two best friends and brothers, Pete and Pete. They take on enemies, they survive a family road trip and look for love. Also, there's a squid buried in the middle of the football field. 

Astoundingly, Katherine stashing cocaine in the cross of her rosary is NOT the worst thing in Cruel Intentions. Based on an 18th Century French novel, this iconic 90's teen drama is not the harmless and fun bad girl/bad boy movie that you might (not) remember.

A tamer version of Ren and Stimpy, Rocko's Modern Life was window into what it's like to be an immigrant wallaby living with your cow friend. Rocko, Heffer, and Spunky kept our eyes glued to the screen for countless afternoons in the 90s. What did it teach us? We still can't figure it out. 

Imagine your family, with kids aged 2(?) - 10, gathering around the television in the mid-90's to watch...The X-Files. That's right. The X-FILES. This week we find out how Sarah turned out "normal" despite eating a billion BLTs and watching Scully and Mulder kick so much paranormal butt. Happy Birthday Sarah! 

"Take the fall! Act hurt! Get indignant!" - solid coaching advice. Join Meg & Sarah for another ill-informed discussion about sports. This week we travel back to 1992 to watch the REAL "miracle on ice." A hot-shot lawyer goes on a journey of self-discovery by being forced to coach a hockey team (who can barely skate) all the way to winning the championship! Quack...Quack...Quack...Quack

Before there was American Ninja Warrior, there was Legends of the Hidden Temple. Riffing off Indiana Jones, Gladiators and the reptile room at the zoo, Nickelodeon's 1993 hit game show starred kid contestants competing to retrieve "the artifact." Culturally appropriated? Sure. But who doesn't love watching white guys in scary "temple guard" masks get decked by the terrified kids?