90s TV Shows You've Forgotten About, But Still Miss

Things that make you say "ooohh yeaaa!" Because everyone likes to reminisce about awesome sitcoms.

Wings

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Who didn't want to fly in an airplane with the Hackett brothers? The show, which aired from 1990 to 1997, centered around a small airport and the crazy folks that work there. While Tim Daly and Steven Weber as, Joe and Brian Hackett, were the show's main man candy, popular favorites among viewers were the hopeless romantic Antonio, played by Tony Shalhoub and the dim, but lovable Lowell, played by Thomas Haden Church. You can stream the show on Netflix.

Major Dad

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It's a typical odd-couple love story. He's a conservative marine, she's a liberal journalist and mom of three. They fall in love, he moves in and hilarity ensues. Also, facial expressions from Beverly Archer, who you've seen in various TV shows in the 80s and 90s, are priceless. The show, which ran from 1989 to 1993 can be binge-watched on NBC.com.

Boston Common

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The show stars Anthony Clark, who moves to Boston to spy on his sister who just entered college. He gets a job at the student union and crazies up the joint. When it first aired in 1996, the show was in the top 10 ratings, but when it moved to Sunday nights in its second season, it fell from 8th place to 52nd. You can find the pilot episode on YouTube.

The Single Guy

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Hey, look it's that guy! And that guy! And Ernest Borgnine! The 1995-1997 series followed one New York writer's tried efforts to find success and love. Kind of like Sex and the City only the shoes weren't as great.

Hangin' with Mr. Cooper

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Mark Curry is Mr. Cooper, the NBA star turned substitute teacher. The sitcom was a sister show to "Full House" sharing the same creator, Jeff Franklin, and running from 1992 to 1997. Turning the tables on the crazy TGIF universe, Michelle Tanner and Uncle Jesse were even in one episode. Honorable mentions go to Holly Robinson Peete and Raven-Symone.

Veronica's Closet

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Kirstie Alley starred as Veronica Chase, owner of the lingerie company, Veronica's Closet (sound oddly familiar?). She was sassy — I'd buy a bra from her. The show ran from 1997 to 2000. Fun fact: Zooey Deschanel's debut was on this show as a model.

Working

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It was like "The Office" before the "The Office." Fred Savage starred in this show from 1997-1999 about a college grad who's "working" to climb the corporate ladder. It had a hilarious supporting cast and Danica McKellar (a.k.a. Winnie Cooper) even made an appearance in a neat "Wonder Years" reunion of sorts.

On Our Own

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One of those sad, but happy stories, the 1994 series followed a group of orphaned siblings whose parents died in a tragic accident. To avoid his brothers and sisters from entering foster care, the eldest decides to care for the bunch. Jurnee Smollett-Bell (Denise from "Full House") was on the show with her real-life siblings. The show was canceled in 1995 after only 20 episodes.

Just Shoot Me

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If you ever wondered what happened to Kit De Luca at the end of "Pretty Woman" here's your answer. She went to work at a magazine! But really, the show, which aired from 1997-2003, was a behind the scenes look at a fashion magazine, Blush. And how funny that the men outnumbered the women! The show may not be as forgotten as the rest, but I think the re-runs should be more prevalent.