The '90s Summer TV Lineup You Were Watching When You Should Have Been Playing Outside

Not to be vulgar, but holy sh*t am I the only person who remembers this show?!

It's almost impossible to look at this picture and not sing "cat-dog" in your head.

Obviously the ultimate game show. It's basically MTV's The Challenge without the binge-drinking and physical fights.

Veronica Mars is great and all, but we all know who paved the way for young female detectives everywhere.

The classic duo who brought you Good Burger.

How KaBlam! isn't on TV anymore is beyond me. Can any modern animated sketch show even live up to this high bar?

Just a kid with a football-shaped head living in the big city.

You always wanted to be on this show, but you're still convinced your parents never mailed your application.

Serious question: were you more of a Daggett or a Norbert?

Marc Summers is an American treasure who deserves his own museum.

This show was kind of weird, but you still tuned in because the alternative, was like, cleaning your room.

This show practically taught your social skills . . . and how to do sit-ups.

This was Amanda Bynes at the peak of her skills, not to mention the show that launched spinoff Drake & Josh.

You know you have this show on DVD and consider yourself an expert.

Before you knew Saturday Night Live was a thing, this was your jam.

OK, this show was kind of annoying, but you still watched it.

There's going to be a reboot of this game show, complete with host Kirk Fogg!

Aaahh!!! Real Monsters is the only reason you stopped being afraid of the monsters under your bed and instead tried to lure them out of hiding to hang out with them.

If this show was on today, it would be bonkers. Why did a child have a giant tattoo? What was up with Artie, the Strongest Man in the World? Why did Mom's Plate get its our credit in the opening sequence?

Because she was older than you when you watched the show, the character of Alex Mack was, and still is, the coolest teenager ever.

The early years (before the 1998 movie) were the best.

Best camp show ever, amiright?

How was this show even allowed to be on Nickelodeon? It was at least 10 times scarier than Goosebumps.

You only got to watch this risqué show when your mom was running errands.

I still don't know if this show was meant for kids or very high adults, but it was the best.

It wasn't on for long, but it sure was fun watching teams play our favorite arcade games.

Pinky: "Gee, Brain, what do you want to do tonight?"
Brain: "The same thing we do every night, Pinky — try to take over the world!"

Yes, even Nickelodeon's green slime was on this guessing gameshow.

We loved learning life lessons from this puppet squad.

If you read the series, chances are you loved this show.

Our days weren't complete without helping Steve and Blue solve their three clues.

Based on the popular children's book series by Richard Scarry, this show lasted for five seasons.

We totally wish we were Emily in this fun squad.