'90s TV Moments That Outraged Viewers

[@Looper]

Did you stop watching any of these shows or were these fans overreacting?

[@brandonnewby178]

Me at 7:20: "Heeeh. _Outing_ I heard whatcha did there. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@toocool691]

Fans are overreacting get over it its entertainment Seinfeld one was great dont like it tough dont go outside your door if you are going to be offended by stuff.

[@lynnevetter]

I think if anyone quit watching over most of this list, they weren't really "fans".

[@tracygardner6318]

Overreacting

[@hellhound1389]

Most of these shows I didn't watch in the first place but the X-files episode home needed to be broadcast to reveal a sad truth that this stuff is still happening. I come from a family where my grandfather slept with his daughter (my Aunt) and my cousin may be a product of that because nobody knows who his father is because at the same time this was going on she was sleeping around with a handful of married men. My fathers family was full of sick and twisted individuals

[@xandercrews4729]

11:35 impressive response from child. He was 100% correct.

[@mmmtsp]

he scored a fatality on bad parents everywhere

[@crowgrl13]

I remember when that happened (yep, I'm old). The other question was: where were the parents when the 5 year old was burning down the house with the baby in it?

[@eddieslade134]

To this day the X-Files episode "Home" still induces nightmares. It was disturbingly awesome.

[@ladybugsie8635]

I never watched the X-files, but somehow when I stumbled upon an episode when zapping, it was always this particular episode. Very, very disturbing.

[@edselgreaves6503]

I love season 6 of Buffy The Vampire Slayer. I am the biggest Buffy fan I know, and I can safely say Season 2 and Season 5 were the most epic adventures while Season 6 was a refreshing breath of fresh air. We deserved to see what life was like on a semi-regular basis for the Scooby Gang when they didn't have to worry about some end of the world crisis, and then we got a surprise Big Bad with Dark Willow as well. It was a near perfect season capped off with the perfect 3-part finale. It was experimental, nuanced and it's the season I can regularly go back to and start watching from any episode onwards. The season that REALLY sucks was Season 7. Once they introduced Kennedy, the show quality fell off a cliff.

[@amandaredd3057]

agreed

[@emilyreviews1987]

Yup. 100% season 6 is the season that I got autographed when Nicholas Brandon came to Halifax.

[@kkibela]

It was that time tv started exclipsing film

[@WrenFaithBridger]

THANK YOU!!! My husband & I never missed a single episode during its initial run, but when I re-watch the series, I can't bring myself to watch 7 again. I skip right to the finale. Season 6 was actually the first season I got on DVD. Oh, and don't forget the wonder that is "Once More, With Feeling"!

[@amandaredd3057]

@@WrenFaithBridger I'm totally with you on all of that!

[@frey8725]

The X-Files didn't outrage fans. It outraged the censors. I remember when the story broke about it being banned. There was no mention of viewers' complaints. I remember the Beavis and Butthead story. After that, they weren't allowed to say "fire" anymore. One time after that, Beavis said, "Liar liar pants on.. Whoa. heh heh heh". That was awesome.

[@trinaq]

I can't believe that it took something as simple as a haircut for fans to abandon "Felicity" at the drop of a hat. Still, Keri looked pretty with both long and short hair, in my opinion.

[@Eyeshadow11]

She looked so much better with short hair

[@VannotheDawn1]

Yeah I remember watching when it happened how upset ppl were. It's comes down to when you have a character that is synonymous with a certain trait or look that's associated with them when it's altered ppl get upset like your changing a fundamental part of that character and possibly ruining them.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

@@Eyeshadow11 think so too.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

The shallowness of some people. I thought it was cool.

[@trildi]

@@VannotheDawn1 It's not that deep sadly. It just shows the importance we place in society on specific women's looks - short hair is unattractive to men and suddenly Felicity became manly and undesirable and too intelligent by getting rid of what in men's eye is what made her beautiful and sexy. Smh.

[@baliyae]

I never watched Felicity, but rage quitting because of a haircut? That sounds ridiculous to me.

[@carolsimpson4422]

I personally really loved her hair and couldn't believe she cut it lol

[@lynnevetter]

I remember people bugging about that. I only saw a few episodes of it, ironically it was AFTER she cut her hair. lol Seemed like a decent enough show.

[@kendallsmith1458]

Is this where the catch phrase 'Bye Felicity' originated?

[@mastersnet18]

Hair was very important in the 90’s. Remember the Rachel haircut?

[@anthonyreed3682]

I think it's "bye Felicia", but I'm old and could be wrong.

[@KiLovely]

I felt so bad for Keri Russell when people were losing their minds about her drastic haircut. I'll be honest, people would pay for such beautiful hair. I followed her career since Malibu Shores and I will be honest I was shocked when I saw that she cut it, but it wasn't anything to boycott a show over and it grew back. I felt sorry for her because that let her know that she would be locked into that hairstyle for a long time and women usually change their hairstyles.

[@liul]

She has beautiful hair, but the hair cut made her face even more beautiful.

[@MovieFreak1978]

i found keri on the show malibu shores. and i was sad it was cancelled, wish it was released onto dvd. i loved her hair and was jealous, and shocked when she cut it. but ppl take things to extreme

[@mikeregester25]

Like anything could take away from how gorgeous Keri Russell is/was…

[@KiLovely]

@@MovieFreak1978 I totally agree! That show was awesome!!! lol You were jealous of her hair, so funny! :)

[@BajanPhynyx]

I didn't watch Felicity, but I remember that outrage🤣

[@r.maciel2544]

The sixth season of Buffy is amazing , especially if you consider it with the series as a whole. But I do remember at the time so many people were just not into it. I love season 6. I even loved it at the time.

[@Tomy_Yon]

The big bad were SM-demons, with piercings and chains... It was the best thing ever!!

[@etherealicer]

Oh man, "Once more, with feeling" is my favorite episode. I always thought that Buffy was getting worse and worse, until season 6 saved the show for me.

[@Tomy_Yon]

@@etherealicer 💯✅

[@JP-ks7ey]

i liked the darker tone it took, to me it moved on that showed it moved on from being about high schoolers dealing with super natural stuff

[@JP-ks7ey]

@@etherealicer that episode was the best, i sometimes joke saying let me rest in peace is what i want played at my funeral

[@chardtomp]

I have to say I'm with Joss Wheaton on season six of Buffy. You don't just come back from the dead and go la-di-da and go on with your life. That's going to be a long, painful adjustment and there are going to be lasting consequences. I applaud Joss for showing that!

[@WrenFaithBridger]

You obviously didn't watch it if you thought that Buffy just "La-di-da" went on with her life! The whole season dealt with how she was trying - and failing - to deal with the repercussions of coming back to life. It wasn't until the last episode of the season when she realized that life was worth re-living.

[@chardtomp]

@@WrenFaithBridger Please reread my comment, carefully this time. I'm agreeing with the way Wheaton handled it.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

@@chardtomp Wow...you're right. I somehow missed the last sentence. I apologize.

[@chardtomp]

@@WrenFaithBridger Fair enough. That's why they put erasers on pencils.

[@modirofish5186]

Man, that x files episode freaked me out when I was a kid. That one and one with a werewolf and the one with the Fiji mermaid... great vid. Yo from South Africa 🤘🏻

[@pattigough7354]

The Home episode of the X Files is a masterpiece.

[@painfullybored9259]

It is and it’s also pretty mild by today’s standards

[@anthonymason3854]

Agree.💯💯💯🆒🆒🆒💯💯💯

[@danakscully64]

It’s so violent, but so good.

[@simonfea2]

The best episode. It has nothing to do with aliens and it could be true.

[@ms.melissa1384]

There is a reason why it is a favorite for the fans of the show. It is so good.

[@jendesimone9053]

“Home” is one of the best TV episodes. Ever.

[@RobertAlvarezThePsychicWitch]

Of all the shows listed, I only watched "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and yes, I watched every season of "Buffy," as well as its spinoff, "Angel." In fact, I AM long overdue to watch both series,, again, from the beginning.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

Do you mean that you're going to watch it once more...with feeling? :)

[@RobertAlvarezThePsychicWitch]

@@WrenFaithBridger Oh, my Goddess! I wish I had seen this comment sooner. More than fifteen years ago, a cinema in the Greenwich Village section of Manhattan, NYC, used to have these Midnight shows that played episodes of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and it always started with the musical episode. Oh, how I loved those showings. All these fans that love "Buffy" and were happy to literally sing along. Also, since this was Manhattan, there were so many talented singers in the audience.

[@Tayter144]

I love season 6 of Buffy so much. It’s probably my favorite of the whole show. Idk what that says about me tho lol

[@r.maciel2544]

It says that you have great taste.

[@Thewolverine0865]

Most people I talk to liked it. So it says the same about you, me and everyone else. It was a good season.

[@StonedNinjaLUFC]

Best season is season 2, then season 1/3, then season 7, season 5 and 6 were both on par in my opinion.

[@michaelhuck]

I also think season 6 was very good, the one I don´t like is season 4 with those student-soldiers, it was so ridiculous practically everyone became a vampire-hunter. Season 6 had gread stories, and the balance of dark story lines and comedy became better and better.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

@@StonedNinjaLUFC I disagree. Season 7 was the WORST.

[@FrakkinToasterLuvva]

First off: season 6 was not "less than stellar". It was actually stellar. Secondly: would it hurt people to learn what "gratuitous" means? It means that it is unnecessary for the plot/ characterization, which is definitely not the case here. No, it doesn't mean explicit sex or any sex scenes or "more sex than I'm personally comfortable with".

[@WrenFaithBridger]

Truth! If anything, the sex was a very important plot point.

[@maileannlouie]

Loved Home! Fell in love with Johnny Mathis singing Beautiful it was brilliant!

[@julianaylor4351]

I loved the grossness of the X-Files. Home and all the others, like the two about the serial killer mutant who squeezed into tiny spaces. The worst bits are nowhere near as bad as some cinema horror. I'm British and if you think the X-Files is gross, you need to watch some Hammer horror movies. May I recommend The Witchfinder General and the first two Christopher Lee Dracula films.

[@RagnarokMic]

Didn't know season 6 of Buffy was hated, wasn't the best, but had a share of great episodes, and Dark Willow was entertaining. Way more entertaining than the Riley/Adam season.

[@QoQabai658]

Seasons 1 and 6 definitely sucked. However, my all time favorite episode came from season 6, the one titled Seeing Red. It really was a goody. But yeah, the overall season sucked.

[@StonedNinjaLUFC]

@@QoQabai658 Season one was awsome not the best but still awesome.

[@amandaredd3057]

TOTALLY agreed

[@genjibenkei]

Buffy is still my favorite show ever 🙌🏻 and I’m sorry, but Hell Honey, I’m Home seems awesome! 🤣

[@elliest55]

I didn't know "Heil Honey I'm Home" existed, but I'm p r e t t y sure I've seen a reference to it in some other show, where one of the characters comes up with this concept and wants to pitch it to executives. Can't remember where this was...

[@whiskeyrivers701]

Growing up, we were allowed to watch Beavis and Butthead, but we were also smart enough not to do dumbass shit from a cartoon tv show.

[@daebak_hana]

I will never forget that X files episode. I was such a fantastic show. They truly don't make them like that anymore. So grateful I grew up in the 90s.

[@CloudslnMyCoffee]

The backlash against the Felicity haircut was gross. Why do people feel like they have the right to have an opinion on someone elses body or how they want to style it?

[@Brook11223]

It's an outrage they changed Felicity's hairstyle which lead to the cancelation of the show lol.

[@trinaq]

I agree, Keri looked pretty either way, it's crazy that a haircut was all it took to make fans so outraged!

[@Brook11223]

@@trinaq She looked beautiful whether she had the long hair or the short hair.

[@simonfea2]

Season 4 was pretty slow, I was glad when it ended and I loved the show!

[@julianaylor4351]

Real Buffy fans do not agree with the fair weather fans who said those things, season six is one of the best Buffy seasons. There are always toxic fair weather fans for any television series. Currently there are a load of these spiteful people writing rude stuff, about Jodie Whittaker's Doctor on Doctor Who, on Whoculture, the Doctor Who official and the fan channels on KZbin, nothing changes. All true fans should tell off or ignore these dimwitted trolls.

[@michelledames2662]

Keri Russel is beautiful in any hairstyle, make up or outfit which was proven by The Americans. I think it was very realistic that Felicity cut her hair and that’s why the show was so great. Felicity and My So Called Life were both ground breaking and led to more accurate portrayals of young life.

[@selfan2005]

Man's Best Friend by Ren & Stimpy, should have been on this list.

[@emilyreviews1987]

I read something earlier today that Kurt Cobain wanted to write the theme song for Ren & Stimpy but was turned down.

[@whanethewhip]

I remember that creepy x-files episode. In retrospect, the mother looks a little like Quark from DS9.

[@constantlyinlove]

Home is my favorite episode! I can't listen to Johnny Matthis without thinking of this family

[@tylerdurden639]

Roseanne and Seinfeld really shat the bed with their finales. They should have looked to MASH for how to do a finale.

[@sheilaholmes8455]

I love Home from X-Files. People needed to chill! I had stopped watching Roseanne by that season.

[@newageBoundhippie]

as far as Buffy season 6 goes, my only issue is Spike trying to rape Buffy in the season finale....while his earning his soul back & trying to atone was a great arc afterwards, the scene is just messed up ( James Marsters even refused to do more than a couple takes for the sake of Sarah Michelle Gellar's safety & sanity ). Oh, make that 2 issues...because I'm still upset they killed Tara. But season 6 as a whole....good season. Willow's powers expanding to an insane level, Buffy's issues trying to deal with her resurrection...plus Once More With Feeling and Tabula Rasa are the best episodes of the season and among the best of the series.

[@StonedNinjaLUFC]

The attempted rape was actually a good move, Nobody would expect Buffy to be raped but also nobody expected Buffy to enjoy the rough sex she had with spike. The idea I believe was to show that Buffy is a normal women and spike was fighting with his lust for her but without a soul lust was likely to win that's why he then set off on the quest to restore his former self.

[@TheKrazysexykool]

I loved "Once More With Feeling"

[@zachryder3150]

11:30 what a CHAD

[@angeleyes_1412]

The X-Files episode Home is so good! And it was only received like that in the US. Here they reran it.

[@gwenwalravens8030]

Buffy season 6 was bad? Sure it had a far more serious tone to it but the nihilistic Buffy trying to find a reason to live after having sacrificed her life for good and got her place in Heaven, was quite interesting. The interaction between her and the gang. Dealing with imposter syndrome trying to be cheerful and thankful for being resurrected while she felt miserable and empty... Season 5 felt like the ending and probably was. I liked 6 and 7 but they lacked impact after season 5.

[@jssanch24]

Season 5 had such an amazing almost series finale. I’m glad the show was brought back but that ending was beautiful. Hard to come back from that.

[@alexh8613]

While season 6 of Buffy was a lower rated season, nobody was outraged by it.

[@anthonymason3854]

Love Felicity bold move, watch it to the end. 🆒🆒🆒💯💯💯🆒🆒🆒💯💯💯😍😍😍

[@lynnevetter]

I never heard Buffy season 6 called "season sex" or "sucks", and I used to frequent the aol and yahoo message boards where we analyzed it endlessly. NERD, I know. Lol I know that it, at the time wasn't the most liked show because Marti Noxon went off the rails on some things, but season 6 is still great. I think a big issue it had was that it was the first season on their new home UPN..

[@alexh8613]

Somebody on Twitter once said it, therefore according to Looper everyone says it

[@lynnevetter]

@@alexh8613 🤣🤣

[@ct6852]

Keri Russell's hair was gorgeous. And iconic. That really was a dumbass move by everyone involved.

[@missladyanonymity]

American Nickelodeon had a 90s sitcom called 'Hi, honey, I'm home.' It was like Pleasantville or something. A tv family who turns from black and white to color when they have company over. They can use a remote. They came from a Donna Reed era and were now living in 'the modern, real world.'

[@Mew_Mokuba_Akari]

I loved that series

[@LawrenceRoss]

Season two of South Park was supposed to be a continuation of what happened at the end of season one, when people were going to find out who Cartman‘s dad was. The episode was going to air on April 1, but as a joke, Trey Parker and Matt Stone instead ran a full length episode of Terrance and Phillip. A lot of people were legitimately mad over this turn of events.

[@Audiogeek-kf2ez]

I remember this, a very scary episode. But Chris Carter was breaking the mold on TV

[@Winter-aka-Winnie]

Aw back when Ellen was still human & humble. Her coming out episode was my favorite I felt so proud of her.

[@rbswords2353]

Smart kid in the Beavis And Butthead part.Where are parents when their kids are possibly watching stuff like this?.They bare the full responsibility not the show.

[@Audiogeek-kf2ez]

This was very strange in the 90s. But TV will never be the same. Cable broke the mold

[@andeeharry]

9:41 I see what you mean about Pokemon, it was tough to watch right there, so I am not surprised it caused children's problems.... it gave me a headache just seeing that.

[@DecayUNCUT]

Any X-Files episode that was not about aliens was good. There were too many deflating episodes about cover ups and the smoking man was just dumb.

[@riopato2009]

Buffy Season 6 was the most risk taking season of the series and possibly the most definitive reason why Buffy was such a good show. The show was a metaphor of the different phases in life maturing from youth. This season took that concept and showed the harshness that life can offer while experiencing that evolution. Buffy truly stopped being the young adult that fans knew and became the adult that she needed to become in this chapter of her life. I think fans who hated this season didn't want Buffy to get older or to mature at all since there was already a show that was a metaphor about dealing with the day to day decisions of living as an adult in Angel. But that wasn't the point of the season, it was more about being able to deal with life while becoming an adult and the realization of being able to live in it as they all mature.

[@FrakkinToasterLuvva]

There were so much better reasons to rage quit Felicity, such as the rapidly deteriorating quality of the show.

[@simonfea2]

Exactly. A hair cut had nothing to do with low ratings, the show got boring. Seasons 3 and 4 were very similar, almost interchangeable, and they were both a slog to get through when I first watched them on tv.

[@kaileyselin8453]

That X Files episode is like The Hills Have Eyes! Creepy. 😳

[@missladyanonymity]

The felicity thumbnail is still Seinfeld's Puerto Rican parade🤣

[@jackchop1576]

Keri and her hair 😂😂😂

[@extremeconcepts1]

I think the Seinfeld finale is worse than Puerto Rico Day ep

[@sarahwilhite3856]

The outrage over Keri Russell's hair was basically a blatant message to women that they only have value as long as they meet certain standards of beauty. Can you imagine working your ass off in your field, then learn that your supporters' affection was on the condition that they like your hair?

[@dwaynemalone848]

The sixth season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired in the 2000's. 2001-2002 season to be exact. If you were gonna criticize Buffy, you should've mentioned the Beer Bad episode since that aired in 1999. Also, the Puerto Rican Day Parade episode of Seinfeld aired in 1998, not 1997. Please get your facts straight next time.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

Awww..."Beer Bad" was fun.

[@dereckabackus8281]

I remember the Beavis & Butthead controversy in 1993

[@COMPFUNK2]

I’m surprised you didn’t mention any episode of the Ren & Stimpy Show or the Brothers Grunt.

[@Totalchaos0228]

Ellen coming out on TV like that was epic! I remember when that happened, it was such a big deal at the time, and looking back- I'm so happy she did it!! I was 13 and knew I was gay, I had for a while. Seeing her do that really changed things for alot of people in the LGB community.

[@heatherr0420]

I give Ellen such credit for what she did back then, it took quite a strong Constitution and a big set of cojones to be able to do such a thing at the time. I know she's made a couple missteps in the last couple years as far as things she said, but you can't take that away from her. She is one of the many reasons I'm comfortable with my own bisexuality

[@pablobratcat]

Felicity was so much cuter in her short hair

[@kathleenreynolds7113]

She could rock anything

[@Carriebear1989]

I stopped watching Buffy on the regular when they brought in Michelle Trachtenberg.i feel like she wasn't needed

[@TheKrazysexykool]

I agree. No offense to Michelle Trachtenberg but Dawn was annoying and I think Buffy had enough to deal with. A needy younger sibling was the last thing she needed. I also hated it for Buffy after she was resurrected. She wasn't the same, it was without her consent and she said she was happy where she was. Plus, she had to claw her way out of her own grave

[@lokimadmax9227]

Season 6 of Buffy was one of my absolute favorites The musical Spike The basis in reality The amnesia The darkness of willow The violence willow inflicted The evolution of Spike Season 4 is my least favourite

[@alexh8613]

So did Looper include Buffy on this list, because they put Buffy on every list? Because while Season 6 of Buffy is rated lower than the other seasons, the fans were nowhere near outraged by it and there are plenty of fans that love Season 6. Also, did Looper just make up nicknames? Besides maybe some random guy on Twitter, nobody called Season 6 of Buffy, Season Sex or Season Sucks.

[@molsongrrrl]

I introduced my best friend to X-Files with the episode Home. We had gone out the night it was playing, so I recorded it and we watched it when we got back. When the parental warning popped up I said gee I've never seen this on an X-Files episode! Anyway I loved the ep and so did my friend. She was determined to watch the rest after that!

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

That must be an American thing. In Denmark no one really cares about the rating. Families often watch stuff like that together here.

[@Devillin]

Honestly, the cause behind the Pokemon incident turning out to be mass hysteria among Japanese kids doesn't surprise me. Back then, they had a more protected and sheltered upbringing than pretty much anywhere else in the world. I still remember how freaked out my exchange sister was after seeing the first 5 minutes of Glory, and when one of my neighbors gave us several pounds of venison, and we told her what the meat was. It probably didn't help that to get over the translation issue of what it was, we told her it was Bambi. Then there was the video post in the early 2000s of a bunch of Japanese teenagers going to a lighthouse that was supposedly "haunted", and freaking themselves out over a storm window banging in the middle of a rainstorm. So a bunch of kids freaking out over some flashing lights because they heard that someone freaked out over the flashing lights doesn't surprise me.

[@deanjohnson5220]

5:11 ok so are we really not talking about how it just seems like they pinned her hair back instead of cutting it?

[@Timbuktu407]

Pretty sure the beavis and butthead thing has been debunked. The family didn’t even have cable.

[@just_passing_through]

Felicity. My God, that pissed me off. And J. J. Abrahams has been repeating it ever since.

[@kamenahdasantos8689]

Felicity's Hairrrr!!!!

[@PINKKYLIELOUISE]

Never knew about the show Heil I'm home

[@vl2548]

I loved the og ending for Roseanne, I love a twist. The Seinfeld finale couldn't have been more perfect. I legit don't understand the hate, it couldn't have fit the narrative of the show more perfectly. 💕

[@mrbeaverheaven2495]

Felicity cut her hair because she was hiding from the KGB

[@pandaeyes42]

THIS IS, MY FRIENDS, AN OUTRAGE!!!

[@oneriskylife]

So i guess Wrong Turn series was born from Home episode.

[@mouackitomouackito1651]

Kerri Russel fut mon amour de jeunesse

[@SirReptitious]

Heil Honey wasn't bad because it had Hitler, it was bad because it wasn't funny, and that's the biggest sin a comedy can commit.

[@golfmanmatt]

I was sure Puck stocking his finger in the peanut butter would be on the list

[@mattjewett4473]

the x-files episode definitely disturbs me still.

[@kathleenreynolds7113]

Felicity was gorgeous with short or long hair !! Who cares plus who doesn’t go through hair phases in their life ? Especially college . So very acurate .

[@kathleenreynolds7113]

@matt I’ve cut my hair so much when I was younger and I rocked it lol I dint care now my hair is always down my back I think I cut it to piss people off lol

[@AliceHasenkohl]

Buffy season 6 was awesome.

[@MementoMorituri]

I stopped watching Felicity when it became obvious she was just going to keep using nice guy Noel as a doormat in favor of the douchebag guy from her high school. Imho they mishandled that whole relationship and the choices made with it tarnished the character for me.

[@scottmcgraw3749]

The irony is that people whose memories and real life experiences with WWII were far less bothered and offended by humorous portayals of Hitler and Nazi Germany, than later generations without that direct connection. Hogan's Heroes in the mid-1960s was hilarious and enjoyed by a lot of people. In fact, the Nazi general, Burkhalter, played by Leon Haskin, was a jew. And I can remember tons of old Looney Toons with Daffy and Porky drinking and depicting drunkeness. Anyone remember the episode when Porky smokes that cigar and trips? Different times.

[@davidlawrence3106]

You are making this up. You really think that people who lived through WW2 weren't offended by that "Heil Honey" garbage? And to compare it to "Hogan's Heroes" is just plain revolting.

[@kendallsmith1458]

Whats a sitcom about POWs when you had nuclear Armageddon to contemplate?

[@Jeff-ql3tg]

That was my favorite x files show

[@josephposavac3767]

I'd like to see a similarly-themed video of earlier decades. The 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s were not without controversial TV moments.

[@magnumcornetto]

Home is great. In another example of how misguided the revivial seasons were, they chose to name an episode "Home Again". They warned in advance that it was NOT going to be a sequel to home, which I think was a smart move, but they also said it was going to be gruesome in the spirit of the 1996 episode. It was so tame, even for network television standards. They tried to have some gore, but there was nothing really disturbing about it. It's like that episode from season 9, Hellbound, it was the goriest episode from the series, as far as buckets of red corn syrup used, but the episode itself was a snorefest.

[@grayj7441]

Watched B+B through the Petty Officer's window in Boot back then.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

This'll be interesting

[@johnwhite3218]

who honestly lives and dies by a show to the point of outrage outside of the actors in the show....

[@Thewolverine0865]

"Can't keep a Peacock down."

[@deeplyblue7299]

The Beavis and Butthead they forgot to mention the bowling ball over the overpass episode .....i went to school near the area where a kid inspired by the episode killed a baby who was asleep in the middle back seat with both his parents in the front.

[@andeeharry]

3:00 turned out to be a story in the end? The Grimm did that. I loved Grimm until it turned out it was some future kid writing down what he was told.....I am not surprised it is a lowest viewed, it is a bad cliche plot.

[@beezy22]

Also The New York Undercover Episode The Last Hurrah should’ve been added..After Eddie And Tommy were killed in the third season of New York Undercover, The show went downhill and ended after the fourth season….

[@amandaredd3057]

I freaking LOVED that show when it debuted

[@beezy22]

@@amandaredd3057 me too…New York Undercover…Fox Thursday Night Classic….After Eddie And Tommy were killed in the third season finale of New York Undercover, I couldn’t watch the final season because Dick Wolf messed up the chemistry of the cast of New York Undercover….

[@meganveronicaG]

I enjoyed Buffy but towards the end it seemed to be always centred on Dawn I'll have to try grin and bare it and finish it

[@elkhntr4evr421]

I think the actor that played Felicity looks super hot with her hair like that!

[@crystalrusmisel1832]

Sad thought that people are only watching you act not due to your amazing acting abilities and bring the character to life but because they Like looking at you and your long hair. What a bummer they’re basically watching because of your looks.

[@gambit8021]

I remembered that X files episode. Wow f up!!

[@sableempire9654]

“Home” is based on a real life inbred family. Creepy.

[@grayb7420]

Outing? Didn’t everyone know already? I sure did.

[@perfectallycromulent]

The thing is, The Americans showed us that Keri Russell looks good in many hairstyles. However, that super short cut they gave her in Felicity is not at all one of them. it doesn't work with her cheek bones.

[@alexh8613]

While Season 6 of Buffy is one of the weaker seasons (by Buffy standards that means it's still better than 90% of television). Nobody was outraged by the season. Nobody was even close to being outraged by it. It's just a weaker than normal season. You can say the same thing about Season 7. And let's not even mention the title of this video is 90s TV Moments That Outraged Viewers. Season 6 of Buffy aired in 2001-2002. Not in the 90's. Now if you want fan outrage, it would be Season 4 of Angel. While I'm not in this group, as I think Season 4 of Angel is the most exiciting season of the entire Buffyverse, it definitely outraged fans with Cordelia and Connor. Ofcourse Season 4 of Angel aired in 2002-2003, so that shouldn't be on the list either.

[@jackson24241000]

Wtf was a five year old doing watching Beavis & Butthead?