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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2022 12:21:05 GMT 10
Married With Children, which debuted in 1987, seemed edgier than most of the TV shows in the 1980s. This is one of the popular 1990s shows
Subrina the Teenage Witch, which debuted in 1996, started the teen witch trend which carried into the 2000s and early 2010s.
Hannah Montana, which debuted in 2006, started the trend of shows based on music which carried over through most of the 2010s.
As for movies, I’m unsure. I think 2008 and or 2009 set the template for 2010s movies, but a lot of 2000s franchises continued until 2011.
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Post by John Titor on Jan 21, 2022 14:20:35 GMT 10
Married With Children, which debuted in 1987, seemed edgier than most of the TV shows in the 1980s. This is one of the popular 1990s shows Subrina the Teenage Witch, which debuted in 1996, started the teen witch trend which carried into the 2000s and early 2010s. Hannah Montana, which debuted in 2006, started the trend of shows based on music which carried over through most of the 2010s.As for movies, I’m unsure. I think 2008 and or 2009 set the template for 2010s movies, but a lot of 2000s franchises continued until 2011. def this
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Post by 10slover on Jan 22, 2022 0:21:05 GMT 10
The Office, i always thought that was a 2010s show but it actually came out right in the mid of the 2000s
The big bang theory, made geek culture cool, also gives off major hipster vibes for me.
And the biggest example: Breaking Bad. Pretty much set the tone for the 10's edgyness
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Post by John Titor on Jan 22, 2022 1:41:14 GMT 10
The Office, i always thought that was a 2010s show but it actually came out right in the mid of the 2000s The big bang theory, made geek culture cool, also gives off major hipster vibes for me. And the biggest example: Breaking Bad. Pretty much set the tone for the 10's edgyness its weird because Office got even more popular after it ended, same with Boy Meets World and Full House
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Post by slashpop on Jan 22, 2022 20:28:39 GMT 10
Honestly late 2000s TV wasn't that interesting, can't even remember lol.
80s:
1986:
Oprah Show
Pee Wee Herman (until early 90s but influenced 90s TV aesthetics for kids shows and many tv shows )
The Real Ghostbusters (until early 90s, reboot in 97)
MTV’s 120 Minutes - Responsible for increasing exposure to alternative music, show would peak in the 90s
1987
Fullhouse
Ducktales (re-runs all throught the 90s)
Geraldo
TMNT (lasted until 1996, came back in 97-98, and influenced shows like Biker Mike From Mars and Street Sharks in the mid 90s)
Married with Children
Tracey Ullman Show/Simpsons Shorts (gave away to the full series)
1988
Roseanne
Murphy Brown
Mystery Science Theatre 3000
Whose line is it anyways
Garfield Cartoon
Yo MTV Raps
1989
America's Funniest Home Videos
The Simpsons (full series)
Seinfeld
Cops
Family Matters
MTV Unplugged
Baywatch
Tales From the Crypt
Rap City
Pride of X-men pilot of 1992 X-men series
Saved by the Bell (influenced lot of 90s teen/school shows)
90s:
1996:
Dragon Ball (English Translations)
Everybody Loves Raymond
3rd Rock From the Sun
Dexter's Lab
Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Daily Show
7th Heaven
Blue Clues
Bill O Reily : The Factor
E True Hollywood Story
Judge Judy
1997
South Park
Oz
King of the HIll
Teletubbies
Johnny Bravo
Tenacious D
The View
VH1 Pop Up Video
Donkey Kong Country
MTV Live
1998:
That 70s show
Sex in the City
Charmed
King of Queens
Will and Grace
Power Puff Girls
CatDog
Celebrity Deathmatch
Comedy Central Presents
TRL
True Life
MTVs FANatic
Pokémon
1999
Soparons
Family Guy
Law and Order
Spongebob
Ed Edd and Eddy
Who wants to be a millonaire
The Man show
Tom Green Show
Blind date
Angel
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Post by slashpop on Jan 22, 2022 23:14:10 GMT 10
Honestly late 2000s TV wasn't that interesting, can't even remember lol. 80s: 1986: Oprah Show Pee Wee Herman (until early 90s but influenced 90s TV style) The Real Ghostbusters (until early 90s, reboot in 97) 1987 Fullhouse Ducktales (re-runs all throught the 90s) Geraldo TMNT (lasted until 1996, came back in 97-98, and influenced shows like Biker Mike From Mars and Street Sharks in the mid 90s) Married with Children Tracey Ullman Show/Simpsons Shorts (gave away to the full series) 1988 Roseanne Murphy Brown Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Whose line is it anyways Garfield Cartoon 1989 America's Funniest Home Videos The Simpsons (full series) Seinfeld Cops Family Matters MTV Unplugged Tales From the Crypt Rap City Pride of X-men pilot of 1992 X-men series Saved by the Bell (influenced lot of 90s teen/school shows) 90s: 1996: Dragon Ball (English Translations) Everybody Loves Raymond 3rd Rock From the Sun Dexter's Lab Buffy The Vampire Slayer Sabrina the Teenage Witch Daily Show 7th Heaven Blue Clues Bill O Reily : The Factor E True Hollywood Story Judge Judy 1997 South Park Oz Buffy King of the HIll Teletubbies Johnny Bravo Tenacious D The View VH1 Pop Up Video Donkey Kong Country 1998: That 70s show Sex in the City Charmed King of Queens Will and Grace Power Puff Girls CatDog Celebrity Deathmatch Comedy Central Presents 1999 Soparons Family Guy Law and Order Spongebob Ed Edd and Eddy Who wants to be a millonaire The Man show Tom Green Show Blind date Angel Great list. I can sense the dawn of a new era from those those shows. Yeah late 2000s TV isn’t interesting lol. Thanks, yeah I just added baywatch, forget that.
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Post by John Titor on Jan 23, 2022 2:12:30 GMT 10
1997 MTV LIVE, got it's named changed to TRL a year later
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Post by slashpop on Jan 23, 2022 2:29:35 GMT 10
1997 MTV LIVE, got it's named changed to TRL a year later Mtv live and TRL are super important for sure.
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Post by slashpop on Jan 23, 2022 2:37:35 GMT 10
1997 MTV LIVE, got it's named changed to TRL a year later Mtv live and TRL are super important for sure. Also true life and fanatic which has been been around since 98. Just remembered. Added all. Yo mtv raps really helped hip hop in the 90s get big.
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Post by John Titor on Jan 23, 2022 2:40:27 GMT 10
1997 MTV LIVE, got it's named changed to TRL a year later Mtv live and TRL are super important for sure. You people in Canada must have been so mad when you saw it was ripping of Much Music On Demand live show lol
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Post by slashpop on Jan 23, 2022 2:44:54 GMT 10
Mtv live and TRL are super important for sure. You people in Canada must have been so mad when you saw it was ripping of Much Music On Demand live show lol True. I moved around a lot so I got the best of both worlds in a way.
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Post by dudewitdausername on Jan 23, 2022 13:40:28 GMT 10
2010s-2020s: The Walking Dead (jk lol)
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Post by pumpkin14 on Jan 23, 2022 19:28:50 GMT 10
Dallas and Diff’rent Strokes came out in the late 70s but set the tone for the 80s
Rosanne came out in the late 80s but set the tone for the 90s
Family Guy and Futurama came out in the late 90s but set the tone for the 00s
Glee and Modern Family came out in the late 00s but set the tone for the 10s
In the future we may say that Euphoria came out in the late 10s but set the tone for the 20s
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Post by 10slover on Jan 24, 2022 0:33:23 GMT 10
2010s-2020s: The Walking Dead (jk lol) Last season comes out very soon this year
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Post by Deleted on Jan 24, 2022 4:27:15 GMT 10
The Office, i always thought that was a 2010s show but it actually came out right in the mid of the 2000s The big bang theory, made geek culture cool, also gives off major hipster vibes for me. And the biggest example: Breaking Bad. Pretty much set the tone for the 10's edgyness The Office was primarily a late '00s show in my opinion. Most of the best episodes came out of that era. The show was kind of a disaster during it's final few seasons during the early 2010s. I think I stopped watching it in 2010 or '11, don't remember which. 100% agree on the Big Bang Theory. Another show I think had a significant impact on the 2010s was Glee.
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