NaNaNaNa All Right All Right ... NaNaNaNa Way Cool!

     If you instantly had the urge to open your window and let Sam in when you read that title, you are a true 90's TV child ... And the true 90's child in you has a reason to buzz with happy happy joy joy right about now!
     Beginning this Fall, TeenNick will be showing a block entitled ... Wait for it ...

The 90's Are  

     The TeenNick block which will feature, you guessed it, "All That," as well as "Clarissa Explains It All," "The Adventures of Pete and Pete," "Rugrats," "Kenan & Kel," and "The Amanda Show" will air from midnight to 2 a.m. Not bad for some middle of the night TV, huh?

     According to an Inside TV article, this block o'amazingness comes as a result of massive social media movements in favor of bringing back the 90's Nick shows. 

This facebook group has over a million fans just begging for their 90's Nickelodeon! And I don't blame them. 90's Nickelodeon tops today's shows without a doubt.

     90's Nickelodeon gave us those classic scenes and lines us twenty-somethings will never forget ... Here are just a few.

Ten Unforgettable Nickelodeon Things of the 90's

** "Who loves orange soda? ... Ke-Ke-Ke-Kel lovesssss orange sodaaaa!!!!"

** The Petunia Tattoo

** Sam and his unusual habit of climbing in Clarissa's window

** "I don't think that's such a good idea, Tommy."

** The scene where Kenan would play a French man in the bathtub and say non-sensical things

** "Shhhh. THIS IS A LIBRARY!!!!!"

** "Dear Ashley ... That's MEEEEEEE!"

** "Hi. And welcome to THE GIRL'S ROOM!"

** Clarissa and Sam go on a date!

** Pete and Pete's Mom's Plate

     Those are just some of the memorable moments and comments from the shows that will be aired in the 2-hour block on TeenNick. Despite how psyched I am for this, it makes me nostalgic for other 90's Nick favorites of mine ... considering I was never really a fan of "All That" and I don't consider "The Amanda Show" a true 90's show ... I wonder if and when they will add "Salute Your Shorts" to the line-up and, of course, "Legends of the Hidden Temple." That is an absolute must.

     Oh, and I finally realized where my strange obsession with cowboys stems from.

     Each and every one of those dudes on that dude ranch, except maybe Mr. Ernst, gets my heart yippee-ti-yi-yayying even 'til today ...