Title: Television in the 1990s | Mental Itch
Headings: Television in the 1990s
Television in the 1990s
Introduction to Classic Television
Television in the 1950s
Television in the 1960s
Television in the 1970s
Television in the 1980s
Television in the 1990s
Classic TV – Conclusion
Here are some of the most popular 1990s shows that now have the “classic TV” status:

Content: The successful series Walker, Texas Ranger (1993-2001), which stars Chuck Norris, became notable as one of the last Westerns to be produced for television. Other shows like Baywatch and Melrose Place also dominated the TV airwaves in the 1990s. Game shows on the primetime slot became a hot trend towards the end of the decade, popularized by Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? hosted by Regis Philbin. Another crucial turn for television in the 1990s is the birth of reality TV, which was started by MTV’s The Real World in 1992. Although reality TV was still in its infancy during the 1990s, this gave a strong indication that it would become dominant in the next decade. Here are some of the most popular 1990s shows that now have the “classic TV” status: 1. Seinfeld (NBC) ( WATCH NOW) – Seinfeld became immensely popular during its original run because it deviated from the average sitcom formula. It is a “show about nothing” which throws sarcastic, offbeat humor about everyday life as observed by Jerry Seinfeld, who plays a fictionalized version of himself as a stand-up comedian.