Buffy #10 on list of top 10 shows from the 90s people search for

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The 10 TV Shows From The 90s People Search For The Most

10. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The rare remake that overshadowed its successor to the point of irrelevance, Buffy the Vampire Slayer remains a hallmark of teen-based fiction, with a mythology that stretches across many seasons and beyond to spinoff Angel. (And even further if you’re keeping up with tie-in novels and comics.) The later careers of the ensemble cast are more reasons why Buffy remains popular, and new generations of viewers will likely always keep the show’s online presence noteworthy. Plus, there are tons of people out there that will never stop hoping for a reunion, no matter what anyone says.


I'm actually pretty surprised about the other ones, other than the X Files.
 
Full House and Dragon Ball Z are the two big surprises. Thought Cheers might be in there considering its an American list.
 
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"Cowboy bebop", what in the world? Lol.

Does that mean a lot of people are searching for Friends quotes? I'm more surprised at number one but that's because I - gasp - never watched that.
 
Taake said:
Does that mean a lot of people are searching for Friends quotes?
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Sadly because of inherent flaws in the google search matrix and their inclusion of broad matches in lieu of strictly exact matches some of the searches could simply be "looking for a tv show about friends" or "shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and it would be reported back as a match and search for that specific TV show. Google loves to juke the stats and they do so (in part) by including any broad search terms they can find in their reports.
 
Anya99 said:
I have never understood the appeal of Friends...or Seinfeld, for that matter.

On the other hand, MST3K was amazing. I liked Joel better than Mike. 😀
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Well that's our friendship over....😀 Its appeal is that its one of the greatest shows ever silly! It reinvented the wheel for pop culture in comedy😎
 
Mr. Pole said:
What is your opinion on it's returning/reboot
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I'm not exactly overjoyed at the idea, but I'll withold judgement until I see it. If the writing is good as the original, it might be amusing.
But generally, I'm not a fan of reboots...it was the funny, intelligent quips in the original show that got me hooked.
 
Anya99 said:
I'm not exactly overjoyed at the idea, but I'll withold judgement until I see it. If the writing is good as the original, it might be amusing.
But generally, I'm not a fan of reboots...it was the funny, intelligent quips in the original show that got me hooked.
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Wait, which show are you talking about?
 
Anya99 said:
I'm not exactly overjoyed at the idea, but I'll withold judgement until I see it. If the writing is good as the original, it might be amusing.
But generally, I'm not a fan of reboots...it was the funny, intelligent quips in the original show that got me hooked.
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I dont know either.. if it's good I would be alright. Just doubt it will be good; but with Felicia Day on board it does have some credibility.
 
Mystery Sceience Theatre 3000. 🙂
A guy and a couple of robots riffing away as they watch bad B-movies together.
It was- to put it mildly- genius.
 
Mr Trick said:
Oh yeah and no Twin Peaks that's weird
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It's there. Number 15.

What is Dragon Ball Z? It's nice to see Freaks & Geeks on the list, I love that show.

Sitcoms were clearly very popular in the 90s. The era of television when people stopped going out on a Friday night but instead stayed home to watch the newest episode of Friends and Frasier.
 
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