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That 90's Shows

What does the 50's has to with the 90's

By Mariann CarrollPublished 8 months ago • 1 min read
That 90's Shows
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The 1 st Ford Explorer came out to replace the Bronco

Save by the Bell, rated young teen friendly show

Ex-file, are there Aliens among us causing trouble in the human world?

Living Single, Queen Latifah made it cool to have fun and be single

Seinfeld, laughter at the things we do and think about

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Black Americans can be rich and styling

Will & Grace, two gay guys having straigh women as best friends

Family Matters, how a nerd bring compassion and being different is ok

Friends, showing friendship in America in the white community in NYC

The Nanny, (My Favorite Show) I find it funny how honest they are with their thoughts and the humor in their antagonist co-existence of the Characters and still have a family dynamic of poor and rich. Money has nothing to do with love.

Freaks and Geeks, I have not watched the show but one of my brothers may have.



Hangin'With Mr. Cooper, this was refreshing for me because I never had a black teacher in grade school. If I did, it would be like watching this show.

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This was a poem about the Top 10 shows of the '90s. There were only a few that I did not watch consistently. They could have been controversial, but in the '90s, everyone pushed their agenda without apology. We had only one TV in my household, but somehow every family member was able to watch their favorite show.

This is how I saw these shows in my youth. This is just my opinion.

This is my entry to the Unnecessary Line Challenge. Thanks to Tiffany Gordon.

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Mariann Carroll

Proactive for positive change.Born in the City of Chicago ,Illinois.

Multi race .Studied in a foreign country .Fluent in several languages .

fascinated by diversity.A Romantic and a dreamer.Interest in healthy living

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    Written by Mariann Carroll