The Gnarly ’90s is your home on The Retro Network for remembering everything you loved about the ’90s. From Ace of Base to Zima, Mickey, Jeff, and the rest of the gang are here to fuel the debate that the ’90s was the greatest decade for pop culture.
Stark Raving Mad was a modern “Odd Couple” sitcom from the end of the 1990s starring Neil Patrick Harris as a book editor named Henry McNeeley. Henry’s boss assigns him to horror novelist Ian Stark, CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam opens a pack of Congo Movie trading cards from 1995. This 90-card set by Upper Deck featured 8 cards in each pack with a chance to pull CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam opens a pack of #StreetFighter Movie #tradingcards from 1995. This 90-card set by Upper Deck featured 6 cards in each pack with a chance to pull Special CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam and Jason both open a pack of Fleer Batman Forever cards from 1995. This 120-card set featured promo shots and stills from the movie. Unfortunately, there were CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam and Jason both open two packs of Street Sharks cards from Edge Entertainment in 1995. These trading cards featured stills from the animated series and featured several CONTINUE READING…
The world of half-human, half-animal mutants got a little meaner with the release of 1995’s Street Sharks. These bad boys didn’t need any ninja training or rat sensais—they were buff, scary, and had a mouth full CONTINUE READING…
Like Hypercolor clothing and Tae Bo, OK Soda was a cult invention that some people loved with a passion, but that never really caught on with everybody. In 1993, beverage giant Coca-Cola looked at Generation CONTINUE READING…
The streets were filled with thugs, dealers, armed robbers, and other scum (even ninjas), and only two hard-nosed lawmen had the guts and the skills to take out the trash. They were Lethal Enforcers, stars of CONTINUE READING…
Like many other children of the 80s or 90s, I grew up watching Saved by the Bell. I previously wrote an article about something that has always puzzled some fans of the show, titled “Where Did CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam opens a pack of Marvel Universe trading cards from 1990. This 162 card set from Impel featured art and facts about Marvel comic book characters. Individual packs CONTINUE READING…
Camp Candy was a summer sleepover camp owned and operated by John Candy. Like most camps, it offered activities like boating, swimming, and fishing; but unlike most camps, this one had a variety of crazy CONTINUE READING…
My childhood was spent in Southern California, the home of palm trees and endless sunshine. While most folks imagine a California summer filled with surfboards, bikinis and Beach Boys tunes, I grew up just 20 CONTINUE READING…
Few phrases strike more fear in the hearts of parents than, “Can I have a puppy/kitty/bunny/parakeet/lizard?” (for the record, those are separate pet options, not one horrible, genetically-engineered super pet). And with good reason. Mom CONTINUE READING…
When people who aren’t television fans are asked why they don’t watch, they usually answer with something like, “It’s just the same old stuff,” or “No one has tried anything new on television in years.” CONTINUE READING…
In this episode of Wax Pack Flashback, Adam opens a pack of DC Cosmic Cards trading cards from 1992. This 180 card set from Impel featured individual packs of 12 cards with a chance to CONTINUE READING…
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