But anyway. While I was watching Freaks and Geeks, I started thinking about Lindsay and Nick as a sort-of couple and I sort of started wishing I could be included in the little thing they had going on, or that at least I could replace Lindsay. Then I started thinking about other ’90s fictional couples I wouldn’t have minded being a part of. And so… here are my 10 favorite ’90s TV couples, from the obvious to the maybe not as obvious. Admit it – you’d totally switch places with some of these people for a few days.

DJ & Steve from Full House

Yes, these two end up breaking up, but I think they sort of get back together… right? Not only did I used to be totally jealous of D.J. and Steve’s relationship, but I was basically just jealous of D.J. in general and wanted whatever she had. This totally relatable relationship is the kind of first love a lot of us have always wanted.

Sabrina and Harvey from Sabrina The Teenage Witch

Sabrina and Harvey have such a dramatic ending – they break up, find other people, almost get married (Sabrina)… and then magically reunite! It’s so romantic and wonderful, although kind of mean if you think about it. But still – exciting!

Zack and Kelly from Saved By The Bell

Not going to lie, this is kind of a complicated love story that I have trouble following because my dad didn’t like when I watched Saved By The Bell, so I pretty much had to watch it in secret. But regardless of the fact that I didn’t know this couple super well, I always wanted to be a part of it. Zack and Kelly are adorable together.

Lindsay and Nick from Freaks and Geeks

Okay, honestly, Nick was way too nice for Lindsay. Lindsay was like this wanna-be wild child, and Nick was sort of wild but was really a nice guy at heart. And to me, Linds always seemed so stuck on Daniel. It was like, Lindsay, get your head together! I mean, I would have been more than willing to take her place.

Ross and Rachel from Friends

I mean, obviously. Guys – Ross and Rachel are iconic to me. I know they had a ton of ups and downs, but when they were together, they were perfect! They were meant to end up together. He said her name during his wedding to that horrible English girl. Come on!

Buffy and Angel from Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Speaking of iconic, here’s Buffy and Angel. I like to think of them as the ’90s version of Edward and Bella, but so much better. This was forbidden love at it’s best, ladies.

Angela and Jordan from My So-Called Life

I guess we don’t really know exactly what happened between Angela and Jordan, but I like to imagine they lived happily ever after in cute couple bliss. This was a seriously relatable high school couple and I loved every second of it.

Brenda and Dylan from 90210

Although we never officially saw this on-again/off-again couple get together for realz, we pretty much know they ended up together and are possibly living together in London in some TV reality land. How awesome, right?

Rebecca and Uncle Jesse from Full House

They may be a little older than any other couple on this list, but that doesn’t mean they don’t belong here. There’s only one woman I’d allow to steal Uncle Jesse, and that’s Rebecca.

Cory and Topanga from Boy Meets World

Do these two even need an explanation? Cory and Topanga are basically the ultimate ’90s couple – important enough to get their own spin-off years later. Their love might be hard to believe, since they were teenagers, but whatever. Still perfect.

Which of these couples was your favorite? Who did I miss? Which TV couple right now is your favorite? Tell me in the comments!

And since I know some of you probably feel the same way, I’ve decided to put together a little guide on how to dress like some of your favorite old-school TV stars. Except you won’t look like you’re stuck in the ’90s… you’ll just look like you’re getting inspiration from them! Check out these super cute outfits and get ready to add them to your wardrobe… click on the pics for info on where to buy each item:

Angela, My So-Called Life

Jackie, That ’70s Show

Stephanie, Full House

Kelly Kapowski, Saved By The Bell 

Sabrina, Sabrina The Teenage Witch

Lizzie, Lizzie McGuire

Topanga, Boy Meets World

Blossom, Blossom

Buffy, Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Clarissa, Clarissa Explains It All 

Which of these is your favorite? Who did I miss? Who do you want to dress like? Tell me in the comments!

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These series were kooky, eccentric, and funny–even the ones that were a little scary. Do you remember any of these?

The Secret World of Alex Mack

The story of a girl who gets powers after an accident with some toxic waste and is forever escaping the plot of an evil corporation. (Bonus: When she ate rice and beans she got super strength. Most of us just get gas.)

Sabrina The Teenage Witch

Who can forget Sabrina? Flying around on a vacuum, the ability to zap into a new outfit, and a talking cat are just a few of the reasons I was completely envious of her powers.

So Weird

This was my favorite show. Fiona traveled around the country on a tour bus, solving supernatural mysteries, and blogging about it on her laptop. Dream job.

Young Hercules

Yes, that is Ryan Gosling as demi-god Hercules. Yes, this is how I will always, always remember him.

Goosebumps

I adored the “Reader Beware, You Choose The Scare” series, so when Goosebumps was turned into a Saturday morning series, I watched every single episode.

Eerie, Indiana

This show was really weird. It was like The Adventures of Pete and Pete meets So Weird . . . meets even more weirdness.

Are You Afraid Of The Dark?

Are You Afraid Of The Dark? always freaked me out. Certainly not enough to stop my brother and me from telling scary stories to each other at night. We called our yarn spinning, “The Midnight Window” because we told stories by my bedroom window. We were dorks, you’re right.

Teen Angel

Marty dies after eating a six-month-old cheeseburger from under his BFF Steve’s bed–then comes back as his guardian angel.

You Wish

A 2,000-year-old genie moves in with a family to shake things up. I barely remember this one myself, but I know that I totally watched this after Sabrina.

Charmed

The Power of 3 will set you free. Three witch-sisters with unique powers, battle demons and make sassy comments.

Buffy

The teenage cheerleader turned vampire hunter is a legend now. And rightfully so. Scooby Squad forever!

Angel

This spin-off (starring a vampire with a soul who ran a supernatural detective agency) won the hearts of Buffy fans who couldn’t get their full fix.

What was your favorite supernatural ’90s show? Let us know in the comments!

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Check out some of our favorite old-school TV theme songs. As much as I wish we could have included everything, there was only room for 15. Listen and take a trip down memory lane – then let us know what your favorite is!

Clarissa Explains It All

Gullah Gullah Island

The Secret World of Alex Mack

Full House

Pepper Ann

Salute Your Shorts

CatDog

Boy Meets World

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

Sister Sister

All That

Kenan & Kel

Rocko’s Modern Life

Rugrats

Doug

Which was your favorite? What did we miss? Tell us in the comments!

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