7. Aqua Teen Hunger Force
I don’t know what the hell this show is about, but I think that is probably irrelevant.
6. Double Dare 2000
What 90s kid didn’t want to be slimed? Double Dare was a long-running viewing tradition for my friends and I. We had to see what gooey mess each contestant would have to crawl through be it whipped cream or the coveted emerald substance of slime.
5. Sailor Moon
I can hear fanboys crying everywhere as they realize Sailor Moon has been long out of school uniforms and is now in her late 20s. Then again, maybe not.
4. Gene Roddenberry’s Andromeda
Andromeda was put together from various notes he had accumulated in the 70s and is widely loved by sci-fi fans all over.
3. MTV Cribs
For some reason in 2000, we decided we really wanted to know how the rich and the famous decorate. With the exception here and there a majority of the homes looked like it was built to be a continuous after-party zone.
2. As Told By Ginger
Essentially, As Told By Ginger was Daria for beginners. As a ten-year-old myself I enjoyed many an episode of Ginger learning life lessons while embracing being a little weird too.
1. Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arguably, this is probably the best-written show on this list next to Queer As Folk. Larry David stars as a caricature of himself in this HBO series. He has explained the title is based on the idea that most people live a life filled with a false sense of enthusiasm.
