I Love the '90s (2004– )

A nostalgiac look back at the 1990's in the midst of movies, music, shows, scandals, trends, and news events.

Stars:

Michael Bolton, Wendy Kaufman, Jason Mewes

Cast

Series cast summary:
Michael Bolton	...	Himself (10 episodes, 2004)
Wendy Kaufman	...	Herself (10 episodes, 2004)
Jason Mewes	...	Himself (10 episodes, 2004)
Liz Phair	...	Herself (10 episodes, 2004)
Kevin Smith	...	Himself (10 episodes, 2004)
M.C. Hammer	...	Himself (9 episodes, 2004)
Jerry Springer	...	Himself (9 episodes, 2004)
Beth Littleford	...	Herself (8 episodes, 2004)
Michael Ian Black	...	Himself (7 episodes, 2004)
Mo Rocca	...	Himself (5 episodes, 2004)
Hal Sparks	...	Himself (5 episodes, 2004)

Storyline

A nostalgiac look back at the 1990's in the midst of movies, music, shows, scandals, trends, and news events.

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Plot Keywords:

1990s | nostalgia | four word title | pop culture | apostrophe in title | 

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Genres:

Documentary | Comedy

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Certificate:

TV-14

Details

Official Sites:

VH1

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 July 2004 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

450 min 450 min (10 parts)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The moving backgrounds behind the commentators are taken from the popular "After Dark" screen saver series.

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Connections

Follows I Love the '70s (2003)

User Reviews

Thank you VH1!

I lost faith in VH1 when they started playing the unfunny, uninteresting "Best Week Ever". How could you have a documentary without the hilarious Michael Ian Black and the sexy, sexy Hal Sparks but actually include the totally boring Mo Rocca and Rachael Harris (and other unfunny, uninteresting comedians who actually think they're funny, for that matter)? I almost considered never watching VH1 again.... That is, until last night, when "I Love The 90s" premiered! Granted, I've only seen two episodes (1990 and 1991) and you did leave out some important things (Home Alone, and even Mariah Carey's debut). But I laughed out loud with my long-missed favorites- Hal Sparks, Michael Ian Black, John Mayer, Loni Love, and yummy newcomer Dominic Monaghan (good move VH1)! And not to mention it was a good excuse to scope out some more eye candy. As always, I got pretty excited when Hal or John's gorgeous face filled the screen, it's always great to see Dom without his hobbit get up (boy, is he hot, especially when he dances to M.C. Hammer), and when did Jaleel "Steve Urkel" White get hot? But most importantly, judging from last night's episodes, this is going to be the best mini-series of the four of them (80s, 70s, 80s Strikes Back, 90s)- even though they'll probably need to make another '90s documentary, seeing as they left some things out. But VH1, you have restored my faith in you. I totally forgive you.