"I Love the '90s" (2004) Seriale Tv

Ratare Uzant:

7.7/10   

Release Date:

12 IULIE 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Comedy

Plot:

A nostalgiac look back at the 1990's in the midst of movies, music, shows, scandals, trends, and news events.

Plot Keywords:

1990s | Nostalgia | Number In Title

Comentarii uzant:

Thank you VH1!

Cast

John Aboud	...	Himself (as the Modern Humorist)
Carlos Alazraqui	...	Himself
Art Alexakis	...	Himself
Jamal Anderson	...	Himself
Sebastian Bach	...	Himself
Diedrich Bader	...	Himself
Kevin Baldes	...	Himself
Barenaked Ladies	...	Themselves
Lance Bass	...	Himself
Rachel Bilson	...	Herself
Josie Bissett	...	Jane Mancini (archive footage)
Michael Ian Black	...	Himself
Michael Bolton	...	Himself
Chris Booker	...	Himself
Michael Bublé	...	Himself
Thomas Calabro	...	Himself
Neve Campbell	...	(archive footage)
Jerry Cantrell	...	Himself
Gabrielle Carteris	...	Herself
Lacey Chabert	...	Herself
J.C. Chasez	...	Himself
Mystro Clark	...	Himself
Gary Cole	...	Himself
Michael Colton	...	Himself / Panelist (as the Modern Humorist)
Coolio	...	Himself
Marcia Cross	...	Dr. Kimberly Shaw (archive footage)
Molly Culver	...	Herself
Erin Daniels	...	Herself
Keith David	...	Himself
Terrell Davis	...	Himself
Simon Doonan	...	Himself
Kyan Douglas	...	Himself
Bil Dwyer	...	Himself
Rich Eisen	...	Himself
Christine Elise	...	Herself
Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott	...	Herself (as Missy Elliot)
Craig Ferguson	...	Himself
Greg Fitzsimmons	...	Himself
Jake Fogelnest	...	Himself
Amanda Foreman	...	Herself
Doug E. Fresh	...	Himself
Willie Garson	...	Himself
Peri Gilpin	...	Herself
Jaime Gleicher	...	Herself
Godfrey	...	Himself
Macy Gray	...	Herself
Greg Grunberg	...	Himself
Bob Guiney	...	Himself
Luis Guzmán	...	Himself (as Luis Guzman)
M.C. Hammer	...	Himself (as MC Hammer)
Hanson	...	Themselves
Isaac Hanson	...	Himself (as Hanson)
Taylor Hanson	...	Himself (as Hanson)
Zac Hanson	...	Himself (as Hanson)
Rachael Harris	...	Herself
Melissa Joan Hart	...	Herself
Hulk Hogan	...	Himself
Scott Ian	...	Himself
Ice-T	...	Himself
Jane's Addiction	...	Themselves
Michele L. Jennings	...	Mc Hammer Dancer (archive footage)
Chris Jericho	...	Himself
Amy Jo Johnson	...	Herself
Walter Jones	...	Himself
Kato Kaelin	...	Himself
Aaron Karo	...	Himself
Wendy Kaufman	...	Herself
Jordan Knight	...	Himself
John Kricfalusi	...	Himself
A.J. Langer	...	Herself
Bobby Lee	...	Himself
Adam Levine	...	Himself
Lit	...	Themselves
Beth Littleford	...	Herself
Jeremy London	...	Himself
Loni Love	...	Herself
Stephen Lynch	...	Himself
Cindy Margolis	...	Herself
Constance Marie	...	Herself
Maroon 5	...	Themselves
John Mayer	...	Himself
Edwin McCain	...	Himself
Darryl McDaniels	...	Himself
Joey McIntyre	...	Himself
Sarah McLachlan	...	Herself
Jason Mewes	...	Himself / Jay
Bret Michaels	...	Himself
Kylie Minogue	...	Herself
Sir Mix a Lot	...	Himself (as Sir Mix-A-Lot)
Colin Mochrie	...	Himself
The Modern Humorist	...	Themselves
Dominic Monaghan	...	Himself
Tom Morello	...	Himself
Scott Morris	...	Himself (as Scotty Morris)
Jason Mraz	...	Himself
Dave Navarro	...	Himself (as Jane's Addiction)
Eric Nies	...	Himself
John O'Hurley	...	Himself
John Ondrasik	...	Himself
Patrice O'Neal	...	Himself
Jared Padalecki	...	Himself
Brian Palermo	...	Himself
Petros Papadakis	...	Himself
Tom Papa	...	Himself
Trey Parker	...	Himself
Liz Phair	...	Herself
Chris Pontius	...	Himself
A. Jay Popoff	...	Himself
Jeremy Popoff	...	Himself
Brian Posehn	...	Himself
Kevin Powell	...	Himself
Susan Powter	...	Herself
Chris Pratt	...	Himself
Megyn Price	...	Herself
Missi Pyle	...	Herself
Rachel Quaintance	...	Herself
Robert Randolph	...	Himself
Usher Raymond	...	Himself (as Usher)
Alfonso Ribeiro	...	Himself
Brad Roberts	...	Himself
Mo Rocca	...	Himself
Vin Rock	...	Himself (as Vinnie Brown)
David Lee Roth	...	Himself
Darius Rucker	...	Himself
Antonio Sabato Jr.	...	Himself
Faith Salie	...	Herself
Andrea Savage	...	Herself
Doug Savant	...	Matt (archive footage)
Ian Scott	...	Himself
Steven Scott	...	Himself
Stuart Scott	...	Himself
Jane Seymour	...	Herself
Shannon Sharpe	...	Himself
Allen Shellenberger	...	Himself
Vonda Shepard	...	Herself
Andrew Shue	...	Billy Campbell (archive footage)
DJ Skribble	...	Himself
Kerr Smith	...	Himself
Kevin Smith	...	Himself / Silent Bob
Dee Snider	...	Himself
Hal Sparks	...	Himself
The Spin Doctors	...	Themselves
Jerry Springer	...	Himself
Scott Stapp	...	Himself
Joel Stein	...	Himself
Mindy Sterling	...	Herself
Heidi Strobel	...	Herself
Joe E. Tata	...	Himself
Courtney Thorne-Smith	...	Allison Parker (archive footage)
James Michael Tyler	...	Himself
Blair Underwood	...	Himself
Brian Unger	...	Himself
Mario Van Peebles	...	Himself
Gillian Vigman	...	Herself
Jenna von Oÿ	...	Herself (as Jenna Von Oy)
Jack Wagner	...	Himself
Kevin Weisman	...	Himself
Billy West	...	Himself
Ruth Westheimer	...	Herself (as Dr. Ruth)
Jaleel White	...	Himself
Kellie Shanygne Williams	...	Herself (as Kellie Williams)
Mykelti Williamson	...	Himself
Venus Williams	...	Herself
Tony Woods	...	Himself
Ian Ziering	...	Himself
Daphne Zuniga	...	Herself

Lungime Film:

USA:450 min (10 parts)

Tara:

USA

Limba:

English

Color:

Color

Certificare:

USA:TV-14

Stiati ca:

The moving backgrounds behind the commentators are taken from the popular "After Dark" screen saver series.

Movie Connections:

Features Twister (1996)

Thank you VH1!

I lost faith in VH1 when they started playing the unfunny, uninteresting "Best Week Ever". How could you have a documentary without the hilarious Michael Ian Black and the sexy, sexy Hal Sparks but actually include the totally boring Mo Rocca and Rachael Harris (and other unfunny, uninteresting comedians who actually think they're funny, for that matter)? I almost considered never watching VH1 again.... That is, until last night, when "I Love The 90s" premiered! Granted, I've only seen two episodes (1990 and 1991) and you did leave out some important things (Home Alone, and even Mariah Carey's debut). But I laughed out loud with my long-missed favorites- Hal Sparks, Michael Ian Black, John Mayer, Loni Love, and yummy newcomer Dominic Monaghan (good move VH1)! And not to mention it was a good excuse to scope out some more eye candy. As always, I got pretty excited when Hal or John's gorgeous face filled the screen, it's always great to see Dom without his hobbit get up (boy, is he hot, especially when he dances to M.C. Hammer), and when did Jaleel "Steve Urkel" White get hot? But most importantly, judging from last night's episodes, this is going to be the best mini-series of the four of them (80s, 70s, 80s Strikes Back, 90s)- even though they'll probably need to make another '90s documentary, seeing as they left some things out. But VH1, you have restored my faith in you. I totally forgive you.