BOARD PREVIEW

Are You Actually a 90s Kid?

Saturday Morning

$200Kids raced home for cartoons on this brightly colored kids' network launched in 1979, home to slime.

$400This green gooey substance was famously dumped on unsuspecting celebrities and kids on Nickelodeon.

$600This animated MTV duo of dim-witted teens laughed 'heh-heh' at music videos.

$800This Nickelodeon cartoon featured a city kid with a distinctive football-shaped head.

$1000This surreal Nickelodeon cartoon starred a boy, his dog Spunky, and the town of O-Town.

$200This egg-shaped virtual pet on a keychain needed constant feeding or it would 'die.'

$400This one-legged jump toy looped around your ankle and swung a ball you hopped over.

$600Kids collected and slammed these cardboard discs in a popular playground game.

$800This furry, talking robotic pet that repeated phrases became a must-have holiday toy in 1998.

$1000This handheld Nintendo device, released in 1989 with 'Tetris,' let kids game on the go in grayscale.

$200These flat, fabric-covered metal bands curled around your wrist when you smacked them against your arm.

$400This pink stretchy compound, sold in a plastic egg, could lift and copy comic-strip images when pressed onto them.

$600These sneakers flashed with colored LEDs in the heel every time a kid took a step.

$800This brand of extremely baggy denim, with giant leg openings, was a late-90s skater staple.

$1000This stretchy black plastic neckband, resembling ink patterned on the skin, was hugely popular with 90s teens.

$200This boy band sang 'I Want It That Way' and 'Everybody.'

$400This girl group told fans what they 'really, really want' in 'Wannabe.'

$600This sitcom featured Will moving from Philly to live with rich relatives in Bel-Air.

$800This grunge band led by Kurt Cobain released 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' in 1991.

$1000This MTV show pioneered reality TV by putting strangers in a house 'to find out what happens.'

$200These sugary drinks came in small barrel-shaped plastic bottles with foil tops, sold under the Little Hug brand.

$400You'd lick a candy stick and dip it into pouches of flavored sugar with this Wonka brand.

$600This layered, gel-like Danimals or squeezable yogurt in a tube was a lunchbox staple.

$800Heinz's EZ Squirt line launched this oddly colored version of a familiar red condiment around 2000.

$1000These kangaroo-mascot snacks paired little cookies with a tub of frosting for dipping in 90s lunchboxes.

$200You heard this screeching sound when connecting to the internet in the 90s.

$400This service mailed you free CDs and greeted you with 'You've Got Mail!'

$600You rented movies on this bulky rectangular cassette format before DVDs arrived.

$800You had to manually do this to a rented VHS tape before returning it.

$1000This portable music device skipped when you shook it because it spun these small discs.