I’ll go first:

All things for South Park
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
All things for NWO
PlayStation
All things for Pokèmon (Pokèmon put Game Boy on the map)
Bride of Chucky
Scream Ghostface mask
ER
Touched by an Angel
All things for The Simpsons
A Bug’s Life
N64
Puffy Daddy and Mase
Family Matters  (nice that Urkel finally hit it off with Laura Winslow)
Step By Step

I’ll think of more later.

Office Space. Required viewing for my job among many others.
Fastball “Out of my head”
The internet at the time.

Office Space. Required viewing for my job among many others.
Fastball “Out of my head”
The internet at the time.


Wasn’t Office Space too modern to be a 90s movie? I know it was made in 1998, but the Office Space shorts were more 90s.

Wasn’t Office Space too modern to be a 90s movie? I know it was made in 1998, but the Office Space shorts were more 90s.


I’m not familiar with the office space shorts.

I’m not familiar with the office space shorts.


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Office Space
R&B music (Jon B.'s "Cool Relax" album is still one of my favorites of all time)
PS1 games (Gex 2 & 3, Mega Man 8, Tenchu, Twisted Metal 2 & 3, Crash Bandicoot)
N64 games (Super Mario 64, Donkey Kong 64, 007 Goldeneye, Ocarina of Time)
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Traveling around Asia and Australia

I’m not familiar with the office space shorts.


I guess for some of the users on here, the year 1999 to Millennials was like 1990 to some Generation Xers—a continuation to the time period prior to those years. Some people could feel the shifts happening in 1990 and 1999, but many were not paying attention.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Charmed. Those shows were some of the first sitcoms I watched as a child.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Charmed. Those shows were some of the first sitcoms I watched as a child.


The whole WB lineup in the late 90s was amazing from 7th Heaven to The Jamie Foxx show. I remember all of them: Dawson’s Creek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 7th Heaven (obviously), Charmed (huge comeback for Shannon Doherty and Alyssa Milano), Unhappily Ever After (Married…with Children second attempt), The Steve Harvey Show, The Jamie Foxx Show, Nick Freno Licensed Teacher, The Wayans Brothers, and Parenthood.

For a while, The WB succeeded in being the next FOX Network.

One thing to add: The Fifth Element, one of my all time favorites.

One thing to add: The Fifth Element, one of my all time favorites.


1997 and 1998 were great years for cinema. I miss the 20th century. Everything is going to crap in this age.

The whole WB lineup in the late 90s was amazing from 7th Heaven to The Jamie Foxx show. I remember all of them: Dawson’s Creek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 7th Heaven (obviously), Charmed (huge comeback for Shannon Doherty and Alyssa Milano), Unhappily Ever After (Married…with Children second attempt), The Steve Harvey Show, The Jamie Foxx Show, Nick Freno Licensed Teacher, The Wayans Brothers, and Parenthood.

For a while, The WB succeeded in being the next FOX Network.


My older cousin who is 13 years older than me LOVEDDDD Dawson’s Creek during the late 90’s and early 2000’s. I will never forget how many times that theme song was played throughout the house lol.

Pokemon
TRL
Nintendo 64
Playstation 1
Gameboy Color
Furby
Tamagotchi
Inflatable Chairs

My older cousin who is 13 years older than me LOVEDDDD Dawson’s Creek during the late 90’s and early 2000’s. I will never forget how many times that theme song was played throughout the house lol.


I liked the theme from Dawson’s Creek a lot better than Where Have All the Cowboys Gone by Paula Cole. Both songs were cutting edge for the time they were out.

Moloko
Metal Gear Solid
Batman and Robin
Spice Girls
Backstreet Boys
Pokémon
Furbies
Tamagotchi
SpongeBob SquarePants
Superman: The Animated Series
The Powerpuff Girls
Courage the Cowardly Dog
Friends
Madonna's "Ray of Light" album

Pol Pot died
Sonic Underground
Ten Songs
Sonic Adventure (probably- I haven't yet played it)
The fact that video rental places were still around.