Worst TV shows of the 1990s

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

What are you TALKING about? The main characters were middle class kids from Minnesota! (with very expensive wardrobes) Andrea Zuckerman was poor and lied about her home address so she could go to the better public school! (and was never caught, probably because the teachers were too busy trying to figure out why a 30-year-old was still in high school to even notice where she lived).

I still remember the hullabaloo in Middle America after FOX aired the episode where Brenda had sex and didn't immediately die of AIDS or get pregnant.

haha, now that's funny.
never watched the show. surely mcgyver should be on the list. not sure who was the worse 'actor', the guy who played mcgyver or chuck norris in walker, texas ranger.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by Danzig

haha, now that's funny.
never watched the show. surely mcgyver should be on the list. not sure who was the worse 'actor', the guy who played mcgyver or chuck norris in walker, texas ranger.

Chuck Norris is an actor

[keithting]

Doogie Howser, M.D. was pretty bad

Frasier and Seinfeld were great !!!!

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by keithting

Doogie Howser, M.D. was pretty bad

Frasier and Seinfeld were great !!!!

all time BEST imo...MASH, Cheers, all in the family not far behind...

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by keithting

Doogie Howser, M.D. was pretty bad

Frasier and Seinfeld were great !!!!

Seinfeld holds up amazingly well. Still a really, really funny show. I haven't seen Frasier recently, but I loved it when it was on.

I hadn't realized Doogie Howser aired mostly in the 90s. Y'all have better memories than I do, for sure.

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by Danzig

haha, now that's funny.
never watched the show. surely mcgyver should be on the list. not sure who was the worse 'actor', the guy who played mcgyver or chuck norris in walker, texas ranger.

Oh, God, it was SUCH a scandal. Heaven forfend a teenage girl lose her virginity and be okay about the whole thing.

My husband was on an episode of "Walker, Texas Ranger." He still gets the occasional residual check. For like a dollar. I was very impressed about it when we met (that he was on the show, not about the dollar residual checks), but he told me that because the show shot in Dallas, virtually every actor in Texas was in at least one episode. He said if you were a Texas actor and weren't on Walker at least once, casting directors assumed something was wrong with you.