The End

...of Felicity, and with it I think my '90s binge.
Although only slowly am I entering the 21st century.
I'm still pining over what I think is early 2000 mobile phones,  music & television shows.
With the appearance of Christopher Gorham in the last series, I'm about to embark on some more early teenage nostalgia with POPular. As there's one two series I'm thinking I'll be over with it pretty quickly so that I can attempt some serious drama & more grown-up watching with Mad Men & Boardwalk Empire, the latter of which I'm particularly excited about but fearful it may be quite shiteous.
So au revoir, Felicity, I did enjoy all the series, even managed to look past the infamous haircut, & wish teenage dramas were more like this & less like this.

Tuneful Tuesdays

Sweetest Decline

Nostalgia Wave

THE '90S


Watching Re-runs of Sabrina, the Teenage Witch & Felicity.

Listening to Collective Soul, Live & Smashing Pumpkins.

The 90s were great.

Sabrina had a good run of celebrity guest stars on the show.

Some of these include: Britney Spears, Raquel Welch, Nicole Scherzinger (in then band Eden's Crush), Paula Abdul, Drew Carey, Penn & Teller (as recurring guest stars in the 1st series), Davy Jones from The Monkees, Daniel Bedingfield, Sally Jessie Raphael, Andy Roddick, Donald Faison, Brian Austin Green, Eddie Cibrian, Kenan & Kel, Carson Daly & Randy Travis.

There was also a lot of sports stars but I'm none too familiar with American sports names so I couldn't possibly say how high their level of fame is.

Whilst I've named a few musicians already, some other big names are:

NSync

Avril Lavigne

Hanson

Coolio

Ashanti

Usher

Sixpence non the Richer

&

Goo Goo Dolls

Also enjoy an early appearance of Ryan Reynolds in 1996 film Sabrina, the Teenage Witch film.

Mildly interesting Sabrina trivia: The actor who played her father (Robby Benson) is the voice of the Beast in Beauty & the Beast.