All That

[methodwriter85]

For you 90's kids out there....

 

 

It's amazing to think that 90's nostalgia convinced the N to take a shot at re-airing the 90's Nickelodeon block. Pretty cool.

 

Lori Beth Denberg's Vital Information and Katrina's Ross Perot were my favorite sketches.

[W_L]

Lol ! viva 90's Nick!

 

Where's a good burger, when you need it! (They had so many good ones and the comedy was pitch perfect satire. It was like SNL for kids.)

[TetRefine]

90's Nickelodeon was absolute king back in the day. God I miss it.

[rustle]

Careful, guys. Nostalgia is the first step toward the grave.

[methodwriter85]

90's Nickelodeon was absolute king back in the day. God I miss it.

 

Come on dude, you were too young for that stuff. You're only really a 90's kid if you were born from about 1982 to 1989; anyone born in the 90's should consider themselves an '00s kid.

 

J/K. Although it is seriously funny to watch YouTube comments that echo that very sentiment. I won't say I completely disagree with it, but if someone born in 1997 wants to say they were a 90's kid, let 'em. It's almost like there's some kind of flame war deciding who can call themselves a 90's kid and who should call themselves a 2000's kid. It's retarded. I was born in 1985. I should be allowed to call myself a half 80's/half '90's kid. Why not?

 

In any event, the original All That holds up really well in the reruns for the N. It really was a funny show. And Josh Server is still damned attractive, although it's weird to see him with laugh lines. I remember when it kinda got awkward in season 5 and season 6, when he was the only original cast member left, and Josh looked way too old to be around with a bunch of kids. Here's more of it:

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkDe4Vigy58&feature=related

 

I kinda felt bad for the '00s cast members. You can tell no one really cared about them.

 

I wish they had been able to get Danny and Amanda.

Edited February 17, 2012 by methodwriter85

[MJ85]

Yeah, but they were on their way to bigger things by that point, at least Amanda was. Personally I loved her Ask Ashley segments.

 

I think I'll echo your sentiments on Josh, even though I feel awkward as hell saying so.

 

Funny how Kenan went on to join the real SNL cast though.

 

As far as being an 80s/90s kid goes, I only really consider myself a 90s kid, mostly because I don't remember much from before I was like 4. And I was born in '85 too.

[W_L]

Born in 87, so I'm even more likely to be stuck in the 90's than you guys, who get to pick between 80's and 90's.

 

I remember Nick, the old WB, and Fox kids cartoon line up from 2-5PM. (Before I learned to love reading, I was raised by the TV )

 

You just reminded me of Kenan's french interpretation in the bath tub scenes from All That, hehe! I wonder if he could do a reunion show with Kel. "Who loves Orange Soda?"

 

I wonder what happened to all the other cast members, how many of them flopped and how many saw huge roles?

[Cyhort]

Holy crap, total nostalgiagasm! I LOVED this show! Hell, 90's Nick and Fox Kids practically raised me. lol. Repair Man, Good Burger, Vital Information, Ask Ashley, all of, um, that. God I laughed my ass off, probably harder than I did at SNL when I eventually started watching it. Didn't really like it when the old cast started getting replaced though and I kinda stopped watching after the guy from Pete and Pete (I can NEVER think of him as anyone else) joined. Not because I didn't like him but I just got sick of seeing new faces That was so awesome seeing them so many years after the show though. Thanks so much for posting.

[methodwriter85]

It's kind of a shame that Ross Perot sketches are no longer relevant. And god, Josh Server looks great! Edited February 17, 2012 by methodwriter85