If you watched television in the late 80s and 90s, Alyssa Milano was practically everywhere. From sitcoms to supernatural drama, she grew up right in front of millions of viewers. But that was decades ago—and seeing Milano today is a reminder of just how quickly the years have flown by.
The 70s gave us legendary shows everyone still talks about-but it also gave us a ton of series that basically vanished into thin air. Some were weird, some were very weird, some were ahead of their time, and some feel like they were approved five minutes before filming started. But they all definitely aired. How many do you remember?
On TV, The Brady Bunch was pure blended family bliss—six kids, two perfect parents, and a dog who never aged. But when the cameras stopped rolling, real life was anything but squeaky clean. Secret romances, bitter feuds, career-crushing choices… the Brady house had its share of drama.
There were so many shows that even die-hard fans couldn’t keep up—and some gems (and not so gems) just slipped through the cracks in our collective memories. From talking bunnies to bizarre dramas, here are 35 shows from the ’90s you probably totally forgot about (until now).
Almost every great show has one: that character who just grates on your nerves. Whether they were meant to be annoying or just ended up that way, these characters made us roll our eyes, yell at the screen, and sometimes even question why we were watching in the first place.
The new series Love Story: JFK Jr. & Carolyn Bessette brings one of the most talked-about couples of the 90s back into focus. But like most dramatizations, it reshapes timelines, simplifies messy realities, and invents scenes that feel real—but aren’t. Here’s what the show changes, twists, or gets flat-out wrong.
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