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- The best and most popular shows of the '90s are exactly the right vintage for a reboot. And soon we'll see quite a few reboots of 1990s television shows. Some '90s TV reboots are returning as movies, while others are remaining on TV.
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- Frasier. Cheer's award-winning spinoff show, Frasier, is a cult classic with a special place in TV history. Very few sitcoms have seen the success that Frasier has had.
- Futurama. Matt Groening's 1999 cult classic Futurama followed the exploits of the characters on Planet Express, an interstellar delivery company. Unlike the Simpsons, Futurama has had trouble raking in the ratings.
- Who's The Boss? Another classic comedy getting a revival is the smash hit Who's The Boss. The Who's The Boss revival will follow Tony Micelli and Samantha 30 years after the events of the original series.
- Married... With Children. They're Still Married... with Children is another TV revival created as an animated series. The original show, Married... With Children was a provocative sitcom that focused on the dysfunctional Bundy family.
Aug 30, 2023 · In the late '90s, narrative television was almost totally binary. The big four broadcast networks ruled the airwaves with essentially two kinds of scripted shows: laugh track-laden, half-hour...
Jul 12, 2024 · The epic 90s sitcom Martin is coming back to TV – with Martin Lawrence set to be heavily involved. The US sitcom, which first started in 1992, followed Lawrence as the titular character who ...
- Rugrats
- And Just Like that…
- Melrose Place
- All That
- 90210
- Will & Grace
- The Conners
- Saved by The Bell
- Girls Meets World
- Fuller House
Nickelodeon had been around long before Rugrats crawled, or rather sprinted into the hearts of kids in 1991 alongside Doug and The Ren & Stimpy Show. Those odd-looking toddlers then led viewers on wild adventures for nine seasons before growing up in 2003. All Grown Up! kept Tommy Pickles and Co. around five more years and while fans were intereste...
Sex and the City left an impressionable mark on fans and fashion during its original run, and after six seasons and two movies, fans thought they wanted more. Then And Just Like That… came, and fans thought hmm, yeah, no. When a show relies so much on a core group of characters, it’s hard to deliver when a piece of that puzzle is missing. Without t...
Before The CW became the home of comic book adaptations, it tried to relive the ‘90s with two reboots.Melrose Place was one of them. Kudos to the new version being inclusive and highlighting Los Angeles as a diverse city, but that was all it had going for it. The 2008 Melrose Place desperately tried to recapture the shock and awe of the original by...
Kids that couldn’t keep their eyes open long enough to catch Saturday Night Live almost 30 years ago didn’t need to worry because Nickelodeon delivered a kid-friendly alternative with All That. So when original cast members Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell signed on as executive producers for a reboot in 2019, hopes were high. The fresh cast of youn...
While Melrose Place was a bust after one season, its network neighbor 90210 managed to hold onto viewers for five. 90210 was also more successful utilizing cast members from Beverly Hills, 90210 with Shannon Doherty, Jennie Garth, and Tori Spelling all coming through. What also set it apart though from Melrose Place was their new faces. AnnaLynne M...
Will & Grace started bumpy when it came back for three more seasons in 2017. It went heavy with forced political humor, ignored the original ending, and just didn’t give the same energy fans had grown to love. Things eventually smoothed out and the cast (and writers) fell into place once more. The only downfall of bringing Will & Graceback was havi...
Roseanne gave fans one of the most realistic portrayals of life in America when it premiered, and because of that people dedicated themselves to nine seasons. Then after more than a decade, Roseanne was back with every Conner in tow for a tenth in 2018. The excitement dwindled just a bit when Roseanne Barr was let go, but the family managed to marc...
As great as Saved by the Bell was back in the day, the new version became slightly better because of its ability to be self-aware. The show recognized how incredibly cheesy its predecessor was and leaned into being part of the joke while at the same time delivering impeccable witty comedy. Plus, there’s a wonderful balance of nostalgia with Slater ...
Disney presented a reboot that was truly almost perfect with Girl Meets World. Cory (Ben Savage) and Topanga (Danielle Fishel) became parents in New York City with two kids of their own, and it was their daughter, Riley’s (Rowan Blanchard) turn to meet the world. Riley was a perfect combination of her parents, and alongside her BFF Maya (Sabrina Ca...
When it comes to reboots, Fuller House did everything right. Aside from the Mary Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen, everyone came back and gave fans the 21st-century version of their characters perfectly and proved if it ain’t broke, don’t try and fix it but do make sure things are up to code. Unlike Girl Meets World, the Netflix series managed to balanc...
61 TV Reboots & Revivals by Tomatometer. When The X-Files returned to Fox in January 2016, fans were apprehensive. Would the revival hold up over time? Could it make up for the original...
Jun 18, 2022 · The ’90s were a great time for television, so it’s no wonder that networks and streaming services have turned to some of those shows for reboot and revival inspiration.
