Friday Animated Movie
Don’t forget your No. 2 pencil
Fish Police is not on DVD Region 1 I want it to be on DVD Region 1
Pete’s Dragon
Hah! Gotcha and you think your program messed up! – Stay Tooned!
Boomhauer from King of the Hill
A second experiment on illustrator vector design. This time I used the sony TC-510-2 from the opening of the Netflix series “Mindunter”. This one I really have to thank YouTuber Techmoan for all the info about this beautiful reel-to-reel machine.
Super Mario 3 and The Wizard
Pop-up Video on VH1
Barney is back!
Did Anybody Else’s School Computer Lab Have Descent 2? That’s All We Played Senior Year.
Sega/Nintendo rivalry
The old iOS charging sound effect
The weeknd’s Blinding Lights in the style of Red hot chili peppers
Aladdin for Sega… still probably the only video game I ever played enough to beat
![Feeder - High [Alternate Video Version with the cast of Can't Hardly Wait] 33](https://90kids.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Feeder-High-Alternate-Video-Version-with-the-cast-of.jpg.webp "Feeder - High [Alternate Video Version with the cast of Can't Hardly Wait] 33")
Feeder – High [Alternate Video Version with the cast of Can’t Hardly Wait]
British Knights
Can anyone think of a more ‘rad’ 90s character than Kid Vid from Burger King’s Kids Club?
Gary Numan’s song Cars, associated with 80s music, but actually released in 1979.
Gillian Anderson. What a woman!
Capitol Critters is not on DVD Region 1 I want it to be on DVD Region 1
90’s kids – remember having your fingers crushed by these in gym class?
Wife found this old ruler from the D.A.R.E. Program when unpacking some old boxes.
Early 90s Drift Tapes recreated in a video game
Clash of the Titans 1981. Love it or hate it? I remember loving it but also thinking what the hell am I watching? With the exception of the robotic owl dude – I loved him w all my heart. Lol
Mr. Potato Head, who had previously done promotions for McDonald’s, introduces Burger King’s new fries (1997)
Was I the only one who found Charlotte’s Web illustrations hilarious as a kid?
Toys R Us “Grown Up” Commercial: An Update From The Kids In The 1982 Commercial (1996)
