6.Iron Man: The Animated Series(1994–1996) Forget about Robert Downey Jr.’s iteration of the character. For a lot of Marvel fans, the Tony Stark in the 90s cartoon series was the first and truest Tony Stark on screen. There’s none of Downey’s trademark swagger or quips here. This version of Iron Man was incredibly humble most of the time. Sadly, the 90s cartoon series was canceled after just two seasons due to poor ratings....
10. The Wild Thornberrys (1998) The Wild Thornberrysis a weird show that follows a very unconventional family as they embark on all sorts of safari-based adventures. While the show’s main character is Eliza, it’s really her dad and wild-boy traveling buddies that carry the comedy. Related:Why Is 90s TV So Popular Again? 9. SpongeBob SquarePants (1999) Personally, I thinkSpongeBob Squarepantsis a little overrated, but you can’t argue with the show’s incredibly long run....
7. “Tis the Fifteenth Season” (Season 15) Few series do cultural mashups better thanThe Simpsons, and they proved it once again in “Tis the Fifteenth Season.” When Homer sells a baseball card for a fortune from Comic-Book Guy, he takes the family Christmas shopping. But in his selfishness, he spends most of that money buying himself an expensive astrolabe. The family becomes angry at Homer and chastises him, compounded when he watches a parody ofA Christmas Carol....
9. The Dark Knight Rises (2012) The Dark Knight Risesfailed to live up to expectations in so many ways, but it does have several redeeming qualities. The opening plane-hijacking sequence is one of the coolest action scenes in movie history. This madness was a practical stunt! There was very minimal use of visual effects. Nolan has stated that it’s his favorite scene that he has ever filmed. Related:The Most Expensive Movies Ever Made (And Why They Cost So Much)...
6. Monica Geller “Nobody likes Milhouse!” This iconicSimpsonsquote could be repurposed forMonica, since she was someone nobody had much affection for. She was overly tidy, often a party pooper, and generally quite selfish, all things considered. She did have her funny moments—the whole cast did—and the jellyfish sequence is one of the series' classic comedy bits. (By the way, don’t pee on a jellyfish sting! It’ll just make it worse.)...
