Title: Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s – The Wise Guise
Headings: Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s
Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s
9. The ‘Jurassic Park’ Franchise (1993-1997)
8. ‘Jagged Little Pill,’ Alanis Morissette (1995)
7. WCW vs. WWE – The Monday Night Wars (1995-1999)
6. The Work of Tupac Shakur (1990-1996)
5. The SEGA/Nintendo Rivalry (1992-1999)
4. Seinfeld (1990-1998)
3. ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit,’ Nirvana (1991)
2. The Disney Renaissance (1990-1999)
1. Saturday Night Live (1990 – 1999)

Content: Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s – The Wise Guise
Top 9 Things In Entertainment From The 1990’s
September 27, 2012
February 2, 2018
Darrell Tucker
Ah, 90’s entertainment. For today’s generation of youngsters, it’s probably an era akin to the digital Stone Age. Internet was dial-up, cell phones were attached to bulky bags in our cars and Google was some search engine weird people used (all the cool kids in computer lab were on Yahoo! or Netscape). For those of us who grew up in this decade, though, it brings up a whirlwind of nostalgia. Like the primitive cell phones attached to those big, black bags, the 90s were gigantic, brash and over-the-top, yet at the time and even today, we still view them as being cool. The American exceptionalism that returned in the 1980s kicked into full blast in the 90s, as the U.S. set global trends for the emerging presence of online and, of course, our number one export: entertainment. Movies, music, TV and other mediums saw radical departures from prior decades. The mainstream altered into one of non-conformity, fueled by an anxious consumer base that kept giving up more cash as entertainers pushed the social boundaries of language, sexuality, violence and more.