I don't think the video makes it very clear, but the Retrospectives and Top 10s will definitely still continue. It just made sense to do this video first before getting too far into those seasons 👍

The gag in Jaws Wired Shut where Homer writes “yes” to Marge then erases it and writes “yes” again is one of my favorite little jokes on all of Simpsons.

"Somebody loved you, and that means someone can love you again! And that'll make you smile." One of the best moments in the show

I really like season 16 “don’t fear the roofer” idk why but everyone thinking Homer is crazy and has an imaginary friend was really interesting to me.

The early-middle era is the era I grew up during, so there are a lot of episodes that feel like "classics" in my view that maybe aren't to most. Great to watch this one.

Skinner's Sense of Snow has one of my favorite social commentary jokes in the show, when the kids find Skinner's pay stubs and figure out that if he's 40 years old, he'd be a millionaire because he makes a whopping 25,000 dollars a year as a *school principal*. Just... so many things wrong with that, you don't know which thread to pull on first.

"Cats back for everyone!" "I had a dog." "He's cat now!"

“Fraudcast News” is a bit of an unintentionally iconic and important episode in the Latin American community because it marked the end of an era for its Latin Spanish dub. After S15 there was a huge Voice Actors strike against the studio that dubbed the show (which was related to a VA syndicate called ANDA) and, being quite impatient and careless, FOX Latam just ordered all of their series to be dubbed with “pretty much anyone”. So the studio axed around 80% of the main and supporting cast and replaced them with soundalikes for S16 onwards. Granted, Bart got his original voice back (after first quitting the show in S9), but the rest of the Simpson family and a lot of the side characters got recast. And this change also affected Malcom, Family Guy and later on Futurama and even the Simpsons movie. So for the general public this was their dropoff point with the show. S9-15 might be divisive and overlooked in general, but most fans in that region still found quite a lot of enjoyment out of them because the dub and the work made by the classic cast was still that good. Fortunately things had a sort of unexpected twist after the Disney buyout; since for S32 (over 15 years after the incident), a decent chunk of the classic cast circa S11-15 returned to the show; including Homer, Lisa and Burns’ original VAs among others. The former even got back to being the voice director after first getting that position in S8. Sure, some new recasts had to be done for a handful of side characters and even a major one because it had been such a long time since then (Marge’s first VA is pretty much retired I think) and Bart’s S9-15 voice returned once again, but managing to pretty much resume what had been left off before the strike was incredible and quite surprising given that most had given up on that idea ever happening. Stranger things have happened after all. Anyway, this specific era of the show actually gets as much time on TV as the classic era in my region. Literally right now on TV there’s one S5-6 episode a day followed by a S10-11 afterwards, so most of us are just as familiar with them as with the usual classics.

When I was a kid, they constantly played random reruns of the simpsons on TV, so it was hard for me to decipher what seasons they belonged to, my best guess was essentially from the writing and feeling the episode gave off, and usually I was right, except for Skinner's sense of snow. I always think that it was in a way earlier season than it is and i'm always surprised to see that it's actually from season 12, it just feels like an earlier season (7 or 8 maybe) kind of episode to me which is honestly pretty cool

I'm gonna be honest, the fact that these episodes are now considered "middle Simpsons era" really make me feel old. It feels like I've seen these most of these episodes for the first time a few years ago, when in reality, it was actually several.

12:28 I love how you don't consider Fraudcast News too iconic, when here in Latin America was considered the final episode of the golden era of The Simpsons, mostly because it was the last episode with the original voice dub cast, which they were amazing. Granted they came back for season 32, but for a long time, Hispanics fans considered it the series finale of The Simpsons. I think it will be interesting for you to react to foreign dubs and how they change the perception of when the audience consider the show to be going downhill.

I think New Kids on the Blecch is a real hidden gem from Season 12. Most people dismiss it because of the boy band stuff but it’s a great mix of surprisingly clever moments and so-dumb-it’s-amazing ones. And the whole thing feels really tongue in cheek. Definitely one of the most entertaining episodes of Season 12.

Seasons 9-14 were constantly on TV when I was growing up so these are the ones I’ve probably seen the most, love seeing a video about these seasons. There’s a lot of hidden gems in there. The snow in of the school was always on and one of my favourites.

22:45 This scenes is also followed of my favorite, yet dark, jokes of the series: *Marge Crying* Lisa: I thought Mom was the stronger one... Bart: She is. Look. *Homer outside failing at hanging himself*

"lisa what's your favourite cigar size? Is it robusto" is a quote that has always stayed with me for some reason and i think it's from that lisa P.I. episode, it's just such a perfect quote for homer, he wants to know more about his daughter but asks the dumbest questions

That scene when Homer morphs through the bushes is pretty great.

Not going to lie, as someone who partly grew up on these episodes, it’s great to hear them be complimented !

What I like about Skinners Sense of Snow is that it's a Christmas episode where the excitement for the kids is Christmas break. It's not about the religious aspect of the holiday or even the presents. The kids are looking forward to being off from school for a week plus. This episode aired when I was a kid so I could definitely relate to that feeling right before Christmas break.

I found the episode selection process much more challenging than in the Modern Episodes list. I feel like the HD seasons have a lot of genre parodies and experiments that pop out when viewing a list of episodes. Whereas here, you're sifting through different character duo stories and topical stuff, it became more of a question of which character journey or duo episodes were best executed. I think the episodes featured here are just as good in quality as the ones in the Modern Simpsons list, they're just a bit more straightforward and "safe" story-wise. (Except for the Season 17 examples. Anything goes in that season.)

Honestly, I’m really glad someone talked about these episodes! Ones like, “Skinner’s sense of Snow”, or “The Heartbroke kid” are really fun episodes that go unnoticed in the community. Another one I really like from season 12 is “HomR”, but I like a lot of these episodes like they were pre season.

S14E12 "I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can" is a personal favorite of mine from the middle Simpsons. It manages to stay consistently funny in an era where you're lucky to get two memorable jokes in an episode.

My favourite Middle Simpsons episode is "Diatribe of a Mad Housewife", where Marge writes a novel and Homer briefly becomes a used car salesman ("Did that salesman cut one on the test drive?"/"Yes and he turned on the radio to cover the smell"). It also features the return of Dr Marvin Monroe and a surprising guest appearance from Thomas Pynchon (in fact it's the only publicly available recording of his voice).

I absolutely love these middle seasons, these were always on reruns when I was a kid and I watched them over and over again

Something that hasn't been said enough: seasons 12-19 include a butt ton of good episodes that get way too much shade put on them because they weren't produced in the '90s.

These seasons I've got a lot of nostalgia for. I remember when Channel 10 in Australia would always hype new episodes with promos and it always got me excited when I was younger.

I got SO excited when this showed up in my notifications! I have a LOT of nostalgia and fondness for middle Simpsons because I grew up during that era and I feel it's often really underappreciated. I can't wait to see what episodes you picked out! Edit now that I've finished watching: -I love that you picked Skinner's Sense of Snow. I had that one on a Simpsons Christmas dvd as a kid and it was one of my favourite episodes back then but I feel not a lot of people acknowledge it. Me and my dad STILL quote the "DIDI MAU!" scene. -I Am A Furious Yellow is great obviously, but more than just that, speaking as a 2000s kids, I feel that for my generation it's such an ICONIC episode. It was one of the most references episodes by far back then, -Finally someone else who agrees that The Dad Who Knew Too Little is one of the BEST middle-season episodes! I *never* see it come up on 'best post-classic Simpsons episodes' lists and I've never gotten why, it's always been a favourite of mine. It helps that I'm a huge sucker for Homer/Lisa episodes but it's genuinely such a great episode. Such a great exploration of their relationship and Dexter Colt is such a great one-off character. -Love that you included Sleeping with the Enemy and Haw-Haw'd Couple. I've always felt that Nelson's character development was one of the great mini-arcs of these middle seasons and they really made him into one of my favourite characters - and I know it's not just me, there's a REASON you see so much Nelson fanart these days! -I've seen people rag on Marge Gamer before so I love that you included it. It has some peak Dorky Mom Marge antics and her dynamic with Bart in it is genuinely really sweet. Marge episodes for the win. -Eeny Teeny Maya Moe was such a great way to finish off the list - the "someone can love you again" speech Homer gives Moe at the end gets me every time.

I feel like Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes from season 20 is incredibly overlooked. Such a fun idea for a plot, such a left-field concept of Homer and Ned partnering up to become bounty hunters of all things, but I absolutely love it. Honestly it’s just a super entertaining episode with some funny as hell jokes and action sequences.

The Simpsons was the peak of my childhood, life literally revolved around watching it.

"The Dad Who Knew Too Little" has one of my favorite Simpsons joke. It's where Lisa finds out about the PI, and Homer says (following her to the bus): "Look Lisa, I'm still trying to get to know you. Who's your favorite Traveling Wilbury? Is it Jeff Lynne?"

I really like the more experimental episodes during this era (24 minutes, the seemingly never ending story, particularly the trilogy of error). Definitely agree on skinner's sense of snow and marge gamer. Also love the closing shopping montage as a callback to last exit to Springfield in fraudcast news. Also think moe and maya is one of the great post-classics, Homer's final sentiment to his friend is quite touching, and the subplot is also very fun

All of the episodes directed by Lauren MacMullan are great. Not only do they have solid stories, but the animation quality really goes up. Lots of well-staged visual moments come to mind, like the email sequence from Half-Decent Proposal and Nelson's Yentl homage.

I loved the line Homer delivered to Moe at the end of number 20. It was very well said and it was just so nice to see the episode end on a positive note rather than have them try and shoehorn in a bad joke or a syke out.

You formatted the segment intro slides superbly, with a consistent inset format throughout. This is a well-produced piece.

Can we get a marge top 10 list?! She’s such an underrated character and she needs some more love. I still lover her line in in the Bergstrum episode towards Homer after Lisa called him a Baboon. I am my dad daughter and I can say that what Marge says to Homer is very true

Marge Gamer is like one of my all time favourite episodes of the entire series. In fact, a lot of the ones you mentioned I completely agree on or at least regard as truly decent episodes. I don't know what it is about Marge Gamer, it just has charm. The way I also feel for Marge's Son's Poisoning. Episodes that centre around Marge bonding with Bart and getting her feelings hurt just tug at the heart strings.

i'm guessing "She of Little Faith" was one of those episodes that was intentionally excluded from the list? that episode's _hilarious._ it has my personal favorite dialogue exchange in the show: "This is the worst thing you've ever done!" "You say that so much, it's lost all meaning."

The Computer Wore Menace Shoes is one of my favorite episodes! "Hello operator! I'd like to report a really weird island!" LOL, so funny!

I went into this video hoping Skinner's Sense of Snow would be on the list and I was not disappointed. Very fond of that episode, I honestly felt like I was back in Season 7 when I watched it a few years back while going through the series.

14:35 I couldn't agree more, that is one of my all-time favorite 'Middle SImpsons' moments. When that episode first aired, watching it live, I laughed SO hard when Bart landed on Homer's car and Homer popped out. That whole sequence was BRILLIANT!

It's pretty nostalgic seeing this video, considering these episodes essentially were The Simpson's of my formative tween years. I grew up with reruns of the series and these were the episodes I ended up seeing the most.

I absolutelly love this era of the show, it has a great balance of weird surreal moments and down-to-earth character stuff. If feels like they dialed up the wackyness for Seasons 11 and 12, and with this era they fine-tuned it.

"I am furious yellow" has genuinely always been one of my favorite episodes, I'm really happy to see this one here

those "make your kid a movie star" videos are a fuckin trip. I remember in high school one of my friends had one of those videos but of one of our other friends and it was his face and the faces of his family on the bodies of these dancing xmas elves. it was incredible. we never let him live that one down.

The amount of times I just screamed, "YES! THANK YOU JIMS!" More than half of this list contains some of my most favorite episodes of all time. The only one you missed that I would have to give a lot of credit to is The President Who Wore Pearls Season 15.

I only have one episode from this era I really loved other than Trilogy of Error, and that's Season 17's "The Monkey Suit". The plot itself is fine and servicable, but the main reason it's a stand-out is that it was just one of those episodes that really caught me off guard by how regularly I was laughing out loud. I'd recommend it to fans of the "just a constant stream of gags"-type episodes like Homer at the Bat and Last Exit to Springfield (naturally it's dialed a notch down from the quality of those, but it's still a commendable effort). Despite only having that one as a "favourite" though, I found myself nodding along to the vast majority of this list - they're all really solid episodes.

Great hidden gems list. I have to say that I noticed that you didn’t go over a lot of Homer centric episodes and I kind of appreciate it. It’s nice to celebrate other characters. Homer’s always going to be a big star but you gotta give plenty of appreciation to the other characters. I like Fraudcast News a lot and I’m a big fan of The Debarted too. I agrée Donny should get a return appearance someday!

I grew up when these seasons were new, and I've always loved them. I get why seasons 9 through maybe 13 or so get crapped on so much, but pretty quickly after that they settled into a pretty solid groove that they rode out for the rest of the decade. Sidenote: they did a lot of non-Halloween anthology episodes during this era, which they seem to have completely stopped doing these days. Could make a great video subject.

The Dexter Colt episode is awesome. I also liked “I’m spelling as fast as I can” and the one where Bart has the robot battles. And the one where Bart and Homer go on that road trip.

the subtle weaving in of a Dicken's Christmas Carol's plotlines in the Heartbreak Kid is great

Great list! I would’ve added ‘The Great Louse Detective’ from Season 14, but I was also happy to see ‘Bart has two Mommies’ and ‘The Debarted’ get a mention!

As a kid growing up in Australia in the early 2000s, the early-middle era (seasons 10-12) were the ones that were rerun on TV the most, and so they're actually the episodes in the most familiar with and have the most nostalgia for. They'll always have a place in my heart even though they're not as well written as the early seasons.

7:17 So my little sister was obsessed with Dora the Explorer as a toddler and young child, so much so my Dad one birthday got her a personalized Dora Birthday Adventure tape. Video starts with the usual Dora and Boots banter, explaining that they heard it was someone's birthday today, so they're headed to their house to take them on a birthday adventure! Out of the house comes a picture of my sister's face slapped onto an animated body, and any time they would say her name the audio quality would change and say her name, I bet because she doesn't have a super common name they didn't have any pre-recorded versions of the audio with her name, so either had to record new audio or splice together audio to make it work 😂 I should see if that thing survived, she watched it so much I would not be surprised if the tape either broke or was hidden by my parents for being overplayed 😄

The Heartbroke kid is legitimately one of my favourite Simpson episodes. Just makes me laugh every time. Albert Brooks is also great.

Watching this made me realise how much I want them to bring Maya back as a recurring character

"The rat symbolises obviousness!!' - the best Ralph line ever

I am absolutely stunned that "We're on the Road to D'ohwhere" didn't make the list. That episode has several memorable lines with the closing being possibly the best ending to any Simpsons episode ever.

Ahh the era where King of the Hill eclipsed the show for me. The last episode Phil Hartman was in was also the last episode we recorded with the VCR. There were definitely memorable episodes around this time, it didn’t feel zombified yet it just was getting tired.

The "Dad Who Knew Too Little" gave me Rock Strongo and Lance Uppercut and for that I will be ever grateful.

I actually like these seasons, sadly between the good old ones and the new seasons they're pretty ignored by the Simpsons analysts. Thank you Jim, you are so beautiful to me

Trivia about Marge Gamer: In the Brazilian Voice-Over, Ronaldo voices himself, not even when Pelé appeared they were voiced by himself in the Brazilian dubbing. It was trashy, but a charming trashy, he made in one take who gave the impression that it was super rushed, but it made super funny for some reason... "Agora vou indo" (witch translates to "Now I will leave") with a sad tone and jumping backwards always gets me...

Sleeping with the Enemy had me in stitches the first time I saw it, especially the "planing down the thighs" guy and Nelson's singing.

Jaws Wired Shut actually helped teach me German. I was living in Austria when I first saw it, and it was dubbed into German. The part where Homer is dancing with Marge and says "I'm horny", in German he says "ich bin geil", and that's how I learned to say "I'm horny" in German. But the important part is there was an onion tied to my belt, which was the style at the time. Edit: as for the videos in #6, they were totally a thing (as well as cheesy children's books with similar inserts) in the 80s and into the early 90s. I'm a little old for them (born at the very end of the 1970s) but my siblings got some of them as gifts at various times. They were just as cringe as this episode makes them out to be and let us never speak of them again, under penalty of torture.

You made me realise that I stopped watching the simpsons much later than I thought - most of the episodes you picked are ones I remember really liking!

I can remember all the episodes you picked from 12-14, and my reaction to each was "That was a good episode". I'm going to rewatch a few and try some of the of the ones I haven't seen from the later years.

I looove mid simpsons. I was 13 when season 20 aired so this section is when I started paying attention to the show more and it gives me so much nostalgia.

That’s actually a good idea for some videos, you really should do top 10 or 20 Marge episodes, then do the same for other characters.

I really love the work you put into these.Thanks!

I’m in my mid 20s right now and I watched SOOOOO MUCH of what people consider “Middle Simpson’s” and I LOOOOOOOVED all of these episodes! I remember each one you mentioned and have super fond memories

Thanks, I had forgotten about "The Heart broke Kid". When it first aired I recorded it on VHS and between myself and my brother (both in our twenties at the time) it was a favorite, especially after we showed his son and our niece; they ran that tape till it was bare.

Hey man and or people! I really enjoy all your content.Thank you dor all the time and effort you out in these, they are much appreciated!

Yeah I love that episode where Homer turns into the Hulk and Stan Lee comes out of Comic Book Guy store and says how can you be the Hulk. I'm the Hulk. In comic book guy had to bring him back into the store again. Then you heard him growl and he said almost had it that time.

these were the episodes i remember watching on their original air dates. I saw the syndicated reruns on fox every night too, but the sunday evening simpsons were an event for years, and they might not have been the best episodes, but they were the ones that defined my childhood.

I was waiting for this :) solid work!

I wish people could acknowledge more outside of the ever-changing "Golden Era".

The middle era of The Simpsons from season 14's Special Edna to season 20's was the Post-Classical Simpsons, that's what is said on some sources on the internet. When I first started watching The Simpsons when I was 15 in 2014 I would watch it every day non-stop until Season 26. I liked it very much and found it very funny. I still found it funny into season 20-23.

marge gamer is one of my favourite episodes of all time, i’m so glad it’s getting recognition

So is there gonna be a 20 hidden flops of the classic era to counter the two hidden gems of the post classic era?

Thank you SO MUCH for making this video, this era of modern simpsons is the one i am most fond of because those are the episodes i grew up watching so despite a lot of them might not be as good the nostagia factor is really present in them and i am so glad to see a lot of my all time fav episodes in here like the gamer marge episode, i truly find sad that these seasons aren't as loved as the others but it makes me happy that you were able to do them justice and hope other people can look at these episodes with a new perspective nowadasy, great job as always, seeingyou in my subscription feed is always a blessing 💖

Yes! I was really looking forward to this video edit: finally Skinner's Sense of Snow gets some love, and I agree with all the episodes you picked

Thanks for making this! I feel like 1998-2010 Simpsons is EXTREMELY underrated because I loved watching the show during that time! Sure it's not as good as 1989-1997 simpsons but there are some genuinely good gems in there imho

“Do the Bart man, do the Bart man!” -Homer to a kid who just had a heart attack. Love it.

This is the era I grew up with. I'd choose to watch middle Simpsons over the earlier seasons anyday.

I just checked your channel yesterday for recent uploads! Great work 👏🏾 👏🏿👏🏾👏🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 I reference your videos before I pick a season to binge watch

Here are some of my favs I absolutely will die on the hill that “the blunder years” is the best middle era episode. Even though it’s what they were going for you get a great mix of the vibe you get when you watch stand by me, with a fun murder mystery at the end. The stoner in me always loves “weekend at burnsies. Seriously if anyone here smokes wacky tobbaccy, watch this one while high. It always does something to me. “Scuse me while I miss the sky” has some good jokes and a great choice of music. “Milhouse doesn’t live here anymore” is a really charming episode that I don’t see get much love. Great sibling story. “Funeral for a fiend” because fraizer was a hit show on television Other then that I pretty much agree with everything that is in this video (except I don’t care how convincing jim is I refuse to feel anything about Rod Flanders, Marge and a monkey.) I do admit mid series is often a slosh to get through and makes you want to just say “screw it, I’m going back to season 3”, but if you stick it out you get some really good creative choices.

Lots of strong episodes in this list, definitely some favourites of mine! Also, I noticed your choice of music for Bart Has Two Mommies. Perfect song choice, 5 stars!

Season 15's "The President wore Pearls" and "Diatribe of a Mad Housewife" have always been favorites of mine. Was hoping to see them on the list, but these choices are all pretty solid.

The middle seasons have a special place in my heart. They were sindicated a lot here in argentina and season 15 or so are the episodes i remember seeing as "new" back when i was 4 or 5.

I can agree with "Little Girl..." and "Sleeping with the Enemy" being two seriously solid episodes of middle era. Additionally, both have the same duo having worked on them: director Lauren MacMullan (who, along with Susie Dietter and Nancy Kruse, is one of few female directors on the show with good run of episodes) and writer Jon Vitti, who has a lot of great classic episodes under his belt. Nice down-to-earth feeling and believable interactions and characterization in both of them. Another close in spirit episode of period is "Milhouse Doesn't Live Here Anymore" (S15). "Seemingly Never-Ending Story" is another gem, deservingly got Emmy in the year of nomination. I guess it's no use to remember "HOMR" and "Hungry, Hungry Homer", and they're two of often-praised episodes of era. For one episode of subset of not exactly great, but worth to check out episodes (the "curiosities", as I call them), "The Way We Weren't" from S15 is interesting one. It once again plays with Homer & Marge's past timeline and uses certain trick to extend their acquaintance to children years, but in my opinion, it's done with enough voluntarily-contrived ingenuity, so I can buy it, concept is entertaining enough and mocking "miraculous" fictional love stories in manner fitting the series. "Future-Drama" from S16 is not best timeskip episode, but after watching it few times, I say it's little above middle-of-the-road timeskip episode, not "Lisa's Wedding" or even "Holidays of Future Passed", but lot better and plausible than "Bart to The Future". And it does something that "Lisa's Future" didn't touch profoundly - sibling relationships played during teenage years. As for Bart and Lisa-centered episodes of its era, it shows their dynamic and once again, depth of Bart's care and appreciation for his sister, in very strong manner. (Sadly, HOFP, while continues storylines of this episode, chooses to negate all positive impact.) For other conceptually inventive episodes, "Springfield Up" from S18 is along here with "Seemingly Never-Ending Story": it uses formula of documentary chronicling lifetime of group of Springfield citizens, but doesn't tied by formula too much, and eventually puts focus on Homer's part of it and culminates here. Time-jumping gimmick results in fast-paced gags, some of them pretty memorable (one with Disco Stu and story of Chief Wiggum getting place in policy, for example), and episode doesn't seem dragged too much or exhausted half-way (except, maybe, last few seconds). For little more biased pick, "Moe'N'a Lisa" can serve as sort of follow-up to "Moe Baby Blues": it's not about Moe's bond with Maggie, but puts him in duo with other Simpson offspring, Lisa, and connection between them feels just as genuine and in-character for both. Mid-seasons had that kind of "saga" about bitter-sweet relationship of Moe with titular family - his fair-weather friendship with Homer, unrequited feelings to Marge and unexpected close bonds with kids. "Moe'n'Lisa" is solid chapter in this arc.

I love the episode where Ned convinces the school to stop teaching evolution and Lisa fights back. It's a great take on the Scopes Trial.

Actually forgot how much I enjoyed some of these episodes, they tend to get lost in the slog of these seasons. Great list.

"NO you're angry. Look you're punching the cat right now!" *cries* "I'm a rage-a-holic! I just can't live without rage-ahol!"

Oh, excellent! You've always got a top notch perspective and recommendation on the.... lesser loved Simpsons. That being said, I know you said Moe Baby Blues gets enough love but an 60 Seconds/Extra Seconds set on it I think would be welcomed

Every time I see Homer write “Yes” twice when talking to Lisa, kills me

11:27 Excellent editing. "He kinda looks like you, Pointdexter."

good video (haven't watched it yet)

Thank you for including "Skinner's Sense of Snow". I feel it gets slept on. "That elephant atr my entire platoon" is a top 5 Skinner quote.

FINALLY! SOMEONE TALKS ABOUT THE DEBARTED! I just love the dynamic between with Bart, skinner and Donnie, The first time I watched the episode, I was kinda amazed that the writers pulled it of without messing something up or maybe the excitement of the plot just being taken away just a tad, but NOPE! Such a great and consistent episode the whole way

These are all great epidodes, thanks for another good video.

Fraudcast News was the first Simpsons episode I ever watched, back when I was 8 years old, so I have a strong fondness for it. Glad to see RealJims give it some attention!

This is definitely the era I grew up with since I was born late 90s and I definitely feel its a mixed but I don't regret watching it so excited to see the memories come back, Thanks Jim =3