9 Things Every '90s Kid Needs to Know, According to Kel Mitchell

"I do, I doooo! I love orange soda," he laughed when I apologetically asked about the soft drink. "But now I tend to drink a bit more healthy, like water and tea. I do love orange soda, and the nonsugar ones too . . . I'm trying to work on my calories!"

"At Universal Studios (where we shot the first couple of seasons), I remember Kenan and I . . . we got a golf cart and we were driving through the backlot as Mavis and Clavis,” laughed Kel while reminiscing about memories from the All That set. "We didn’t realize that a [ride] tram was going in the same direction as us. And then at one point, the water started rising up and we were smack in the middle of Jaws!"

"And then the cops came and were like, 'Ay, you can’t be back here!' And they wrote us up as old men because they didn’t know it was us — we stayed in character. That was definitely funny."

"There was this one time, at an amusement park with the whole cast, and this girl was going: 'Kel, Kel, Kel!' And then she started going 'KEL! KEL! KEL!' and she had an asthma attack right there,” Mitchell described of his craziest fan encounter (complete with a spot-on teenage girl imitation). “The ambulance came, and that was a scary moment for me — a scary moment for everyone there."

When asked to pick the funniest All That cast member, he said, "Ugh, I don’t want to make somebody mad! I loved everybody — I loved them all.” But then he added, "Amanda was just awesome, 'cause she came ready to rock. She was so young! And she wasn’t afraid to get physical, as a girl, and do all kinds of crazy stuff — Amanda is definitely talented."

"Ooh . . . Coach Kreeton. I loved Coach Kreeton, cause he really got to really get wild and physical, with the missing tooth and the bald head and all that," he answered about his favorite sketch. "Screaming at children! It's a lot of fun.”

"It tastes like applesauce! It’s definitely slimy,” Kel said of Nickelodeon’s iconic green slime. “The green is really good, so enjoy the green slime. It takes a lot of time to come out of your hair — cause, you know, I remember a lot of showers in the ‘90s."

"They should bring it back. All the kids on Game Shakers were saying, 'Yo, we want to get slimed!’"

When given the choice of bringing any show back to TV, Kel said, "The MC Hammer cartoon. It was called Hammerman, and people act like they don’t remember it, but you can look it up."

"I'll tell you what happened on Hammerman: there was this regular guy, and he found some shoes behind an alley that talked, and they were like 'Hey, Hammer! Put your feet inside me!' And he'd put his feet inside them, and his clothes would change and he would go 'Hammer Man!' and save the world and save kids. It was awesome."

"It’s almost still the same energy,” said Kel about filming at Nickelodeon today versus the '90s. “And I think a lot of our slang and our clothes and stuff are coming back . . . so it's almost the same."

“The only thing now is that the kids are doing music — all kinds of stuff that I wanted to do — they are doing it now on Nickelodeon, and it’s good to see that. "

"I don’t know about an animal, but I would do a smiley face,” Kel said when asked to choose an emoji spirit animal. "The one where he is cracking up and has, like, tears — I love that one!” We wouldn't expect anything else from the funny man.

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