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21 Shows From Your Childhood That You Almost Forgot About

The shows we grew up with, that television really needs to bring back.

Kaitlin Bordwell
Oct 30, 2016
Keuka College
1958
21 Shows From Your Childhood That You Almost Forgot About

As I flip through the television channels, I come across many crappy television shows. Watching TV with my brothers is not easy to do. The shows that have replaced my childhood shows will never be as great. Here's a reminder in case you forgot what the world's greatest shows were:

1. Bear in the Big Blue House

Nothing will touch your heart like the goodbye song.

2. PB&J Otter

Perfect for watching while I was eating my Peanut Butter and Jelly lunch!

3. Rolie Polie Olie

A child's favorite story about a family of robots. What could be better than that?

4. Rocket Power

Otto Rocket was always able to make me feel like a skater dude.

5. Recess

Maybe this is where my inspiration to be a class clown came from.

6. Lizzie McGuire

One of my personal favorites. Hilary Duff always knows how to speak to my heart.

7. That's So Raven


The first time we learned to love the super natural world.

8. The Amanda Show


Amanda Bynes at her finest. The one who taught us how to be humorously obnoxious.

9. Phil of the Future

Phil and his family left the year 2121... and never warned us about the election of 2016. Not very happy about this...

10. The Suite Life of Zack and Cody

Everyone was obsessed with these twins at one point in their childhood... and it didn't stop in the hotel...

11. The Suite Life on Deck

The transition from "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" to "The Suite Life on Deck" was the moment when most pre-teen girls transitioned from crushing on Dylan Sprouse to crushing on Cole Sprouse... or was that just me?

12. Unfabulous

Addie Singer's embarrassing moments and issues with braces was something that we could all relate to.

13. Drake & Josh

Drake and Josh never failed to make you laugh and perfectly summed up your family dynamics.

14. Life with Derek

Speaking of family... This also is an accurate description of family craziness, and even if you couldn't relate to the craziness, you loved watching it.

15. CatDog

There was nothing like growing up, wishing you could have a CatDog as a real pet.

16. Hannah Montana

Just about all of the girls out there were wishing that they could have the best of both worlds.

17. Out of the Box

The world's coolest clubhouse!

18. The Proud Family

Penny Proud wasn't most people's number one favorite, but she's definitely one of the most memorable characters of our childhoods.

19. Rugrats

The one show that we could actually relate to while still in diapers..

20. All Grown Up

And, then, again once we were out of diapers.

21. Kim Possible

he unstoppable. Enough said.



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