TV has always been a favorite for all Americans. Whether we watch the news, catch up with our favorite celebrities, or just watch for enjoyment, TV has always been a staple in our lives. The 90s was a time when some of the most popular shows came out. From Michelle Tanner's, "you got it dude", to the classic 90s style portrayed in "Saved By the Bell," all people fell in love with the shows that were coming out during that time. Here's a list of 10 TV shows all 90s kids (or at least this 90s kid) wish would come back:

1. "Boy Meets World"

For seven seasons, "Boy Meets World" was a must watch every Friday night. Whether you laughed at Mr. Sweeny and his remarks, or you were in love with Cory and Topanga's relationship, you enjoyed watching the show (and still wish that Cory and Topanga were married in real life).

2. "Saved By the Bell"

The only TV characters that actually rocked big hair, scrunchies, and colorful patterned clothing.

3. "Sabrina the Teenage Witch"

We all kinda wish we could be witches like Sabrina and her aunts... or that we had a talking cat named Salem.

4. "The Amanda Show"

"The Amanda Show" had several humorous skits that included stars such as Josh Peck and Drake Bell. The only thing I have to say about this show is, "Amanda please".

5. "Rugrats"

Whether it was Tommy using his screwdriver, or Angelica yelling at all the kids for "crying like babies", "Rugrats" always had a sense of adventure, and it was told from a baby's perspective, making it more interesting for children.

6. "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air"

Maybe some of you watched this show because you thought it was funny, maybe others watched it because they wanted to watch Will Smith dance. Regardless, it was one of the most liked TV shows during the 90s.

7. "Arthur"

I learned one valuable lesson from this show: "having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card".

8. "Sister Sister"

Where "sister goals" originated from...but it's a little far-fetched that the twins first find out they're sisters in the mall.

9. "All That"

Much like "The Amanda Show," "All That" is a comedic show that has often been called Nickolodeon's version of SNL. And, it's home of the Goodburger.

10. "Full House"

And, last but not least, "Full House," because we all know that Fuller House just doesn't compare.