Perfect Strangers was a fantastic show with its heartwarming humor and lovable characters. Its mix of slapstick comedy, endearing storylines, and catchy theme song made it a classic sitcom of the late ’80s and early ’90s

I'm your Huckleberry...

Been noticing posts lately that will have something about 90s life (or pre-90s, but still applicable to us) and using it as an excuse to talk about how much better we are than “kids today”

These posts are feeling like our generation turning into boomers, and using Reddit as their own Facebook. Most of them, I’m sure, are bots or karma farmers, so all the more reason to discourage them.

I love the nostalgia of this sub, and it’s a warm feeling seeing someone post a show or toy or activity that has been discontinued or is very niche, but we don’t need to put down the later generations to achieve it. We grew up hearing how we, as millenials, were destroying industry after industry. We don’t need to pass it on

In the 90s still

For me Deep Impact is the clear winner. By Hollywood standards there was a reasonable attempt at scientific accuracy, and the dramatic moments felt earned. Armageddon was just typical Michael Bay disaster porn, and the science was laughable. Plus, it inflicted on the world that overplayed Aerosmith song "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" - their last big hit, which is a pity.