The shows we all remember…

8. CatDog

The show aired in 1998, and everyone who grew up in the 90’s has at least heard of it. It featured a cat and a dog, who were connected to each other. The body had a cat head at one end and a dog head at the other. Always being stuck together, they got annoying to each other, because of the cat’s up tight personality, and the dog’s stupidity. This added a comic twist to this show.

7. The Angry Beavers

It aired in 1997, and was a hit for a good amount of time. The show starred Norbet and Dagget, who are two beavers that live in the woods together. They left their parents, because their parents had another litter. Their parents didn’t pay much attention to them, because Norbet was the small one while Dagget was the stupid one. Throughout they show they encounter many obstacles with their house in the woods.

6. Rocket Power

Although the show started in late 1999, it was still one of the best shows in the 90’s. It focused on the friendship between Otto, Reggie, Twister, and Squid. The four friends would do extreme sports such as surfing, roller skating, and skateboarding in the city of Ocean Shores, California.

5. Rocco’s Modern Life

Airing in 1993, Rocco’s Modern Life is a classic. Rocco, a wallaby, is an immigrant to the United States from Australia. He lives in O Town. He is having trouble adjusting to his new life in America, facing problems in every single episode. The other main characters are Heffer, Ed Bighead, and Filbert. They are all close friends of Rocco and help him with his journey.

4. Keenan and Kel

The show aired from 1996, and lasted until 2000. It starred Keenan Rockmore and Kel Kimble. They are two teens that grow up in Chicago, Illinois, whose mischievous stunts lead to a comedic plot to the show. Kel is a clumsy, orange soda-loving friend of Keenan. Keenan is a high school student who works at the local grocery store. A lot of drama happens in the store, because Kel is always messing things up, for example he spills the orange soda everywhere. This leads the boss of the store to dislike Kel being present. They also starred in the movie Goodburger, which is also a classic.

3. Doug

Doug was only on Nickelodeon from 1991 until 1994. Its main character was a kid named Doug, hence the name of the show. Doug moves from a town called Bloatsburg to Bluffington, and the show follows how he adjusts to his new life. In Bluffington he meets Skeeter, Patti, Roger, and Beebe. They all become good friends of Doug. Doug writes in a diary and goes by the name Doug Funnie, and his dog Porkchop plays a big role in the show. The show was on Nickelodeon until 1994, and in 1996 was on Disney.

2. All That

All that was a hilarious sketch comedy show. It first aired in 1994, and it was a hit from the beginning. The first season featured actors such as Angelique Bates, Lori Beth Denberg, Katrina Johnson, Kel Mitchell, Alis Reyes, Josh Server, Kenan Thompson, and Kevin Kopelow. Throughout time the cast of characters changed, but the main sketches still existed throughout all the seasons. The show had many spin-offs including The Amanda Show, Action League Now!, Keenan and Kel, and The Nick Cannon Show.

1. Hey Arnold!

Hey Arnold started in 1996, and lasted until 2004. It was the greatest kid’s show to ever air on Nickelodeon. The show took place in Hillwood, which was a place that represented Seattle, Portland, and Brooklyn. The show stars a fourth grader named Arnold. He lives with his grandparents Gertrude and Phil in the Sunset Arms boarding house. If Arnold is not running into problems of his own, he is usually helping his schoolmates with their problems. The show was an instant classic.

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Although Tiger ended up losing in the second round to Tim Clark from South Africa, he still played very well. Tim Clark could not miss any shots, if he wanted to defeat one of the greatest golfers of all time. Clark later made a statement about his play during the match, “That’s as good as I can play.” Tiger still played well, but he could not compete with the game that Tim Clark brought to the table. Woods later stated, “I was pleased with the way I hit the ball for two days. I had one bad 8-iron and one bad drive. Tim is a wonderful player. He made birdies and I just didn’t answer him.” Over the round Tim Clark got six birdies, while having no bogeys. The match was dormy until Tim Clark ended up defeating Tiger after the 16th hole, beating him 4 and 2. This is the type of play you need to beat Tiger. Tim Clark is now part of the scarce group, of who have defeated Tiger.

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