18 shows every '90s kid loved that you can stream now

Matthew WilsonMay 7, 2020, 02:04 IST

"Full House."Walt Disney Television/Getty Images Photo Archives

The '90s were full of iconic sitcoms and cartoons.
Shows like "Full House," "Saved by the Bell," and "Doug" are still beloved to this day.
Streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have introduced these shows to new audiences, while also making them available for all '90s kids looking for a trip down memory lane.
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If you're looking for a blast from the past, the 1990s is the best place to start. Audiences were introduced to classic sitcoms like "Full House" and "Saved by the Bell" or fell in love with cartoons like "Rugrats" and "Recess."

These 18 shows are known and loved by all '90s kids — and now streaming services like Netflix and Hulu have introduced these classics to new audiences.

Whether you're looking for a stroll down memory lane, missed them the first time, or are introducing them to new kids today, here are 18 TV shows every '90s kid loved that are available to stream now.

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Before it became a film franchise, "X-Men: The Animated Series" introduced audiences to a cast of mutants with superpowers.

"X-Men: The Animated Series." Disney/Marvel/YouTube

"Recess" focused on kids' favorite period of school, recess, and the antics they got up to on the playground.

"Recess." Disney/YouTube

"Full House" chronicled the life of a widowed father, his brother-in-law, and his best friend as they raised his three daughters after the death of their mother.

"Full House." Walt Disney Television/Getty Images Photo Archives

"DuckTales" is known for its catchy theme song and its sprawling sense of adventure.

"DuckTales." Disney/YouTube

"Darkwing Duck" lampooned crime fighters every Saturday morning.

"Darkwing Duck." Disney/YouTube

"Boy Meets World" is a coming-of-age sitcom that explored what growing up is like.

"Boy Meets World." ABC

Based on the successful video game franchise, "Pokémon the Series" has proved popular and long-lasting in its own right.

"Pokémon the Series." The Pokemon Company/YouTube

Melissa Joan Hart is a '90s icon due to her starring role in "Sabrina the Teenage Witch."

"Sabrina the Teenage Witch." AP

The orange tabby cat who hates Mondays made his way to television with "Garfield and Friends."

"Garfield and Friends" CBS/YouTube

"Doug" followed an 11-year-old boy with a strong imagination who couldn't help but stand out, despite his attempts not to.

"Doug." Nickelodeon/YouTube

"Saved by the Bell" focused on what life was like for the students of Bayside High, all narrated by popular kid Zack Morris.

"Saved by the Bell." NBC

Based on the popular book series, "Goosebumps" offered both frights and laughs.

"Goosebumps." 20th Television/YouTube

Kicking off a successful franchise, "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" featured martial arts, costumes, and giant robots.

"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers." Saban/YouTube

"Hey Arnold!" explored city life through a cast of colorful characters.

"Hey Arnold!" Nickelodeon/YouTube

"The Powerpuff Girls" is a cartoon about three super-powered sisters who juggled crime-fighting with homework.

"The Powerpuff Girls" Cartoon Network/YouTube

With "The Magic School Bus," educational topics like the water cycle and the human body were taught with a healthy dose of adventure and laughs.

"The Magic School Bus." PBS/YouTube

"Dexter's Laboratory" is about the life of a young inventor who's constantly annoyed by his sister.

"Dexter's Laboratory." Cartoon Network/YouTube

"Rugrats" explored life from the perspectives of toddlers.

"Rugrats." Nickelodeon/YouTube

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