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Khaki pants, piercings, and jeans were popular fashion trends of the 1990s. Jeans cutoffs in particular were embraced before becoming mainstream. Two of the most famous TV shows of the decade were Friends and The Simpsons. Friends was a sitcom about the lives, relationships, careers and challenges of adulthood for six friends in their twenties living in New York City.
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The document discusses trends and events of the 1980s decade. It covers Ronald Reagan's presidency, the rise of materialism and wealth obsession, the growth of cable TV and video games, popular movies and TV shows, slang terms, and toys/cartoons of the era. Fashion focused on padded shoulder suits and big hair for women while men's styles included Members Only jackets.
Television Humor
This document summarizes the evolution of sitcoms on television from the 1950s to present day. Some of the key points made include:
- Early sitcoms in the 1950s focused on idealized family stories but then expanded to include more varied family structures.
- Popular early sitcoms included I Love Lucy, The Goldbergs, and Amos 'n' Andy.
- Sitcoms have explored a range of settings and topics through various genres like animated shows, fantasy, career-focused plots, and non-traditional families.
- Modern sitcoms often focus on young independent adults and their lives rather than traditional family units. This appeals to advertisers.
- Sitcoms employ various
Reality TV from "American Family" to Honey Boo Boo by Lina Matta
This document provides a history of reality television shows from the 1970s to the present. It begins with the first reality show "An American Family" in 1973, which chronicled the Louds family and challenged views of the traditional American family. In the 1990s, shows like "The Real World" on MTV brought reality TV to younger audiences and covered contemporary social issues. Numerous franchises and spin-offs of these early shows followed, focusing on socialites, celebrities and their families, as well as specific subcultures. Reality TV continues to evolve and be adapted internationally, maintaining its focus on documenting real people and authentic stories.
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Teen comedy films started emerging in the 1950s as teenagers gained more independence and free time. Early films like "The Wild One" (1953) and "Rock Around the Clock" (1956) explored themes of rebellion and youth culture. Common conventions of teen comedies include portrayals of high school, proms, parties, relationships, and social groups. Notable teen comedy franchises from subsequent decades include "Grease" (1978), "The Breakfast Club" (1985), and "Mean Girls" (2004), which showcase the evolution of the genre over time in addressing teenage experiences.
Television Humor
This document provides an overview of the history and evolution of sitcoms on television. It discusses how sitcoms originated from radio and vaudeville shows and were popular from the early days of television. Early sitcoms often focused on idealized family situations but then began to reflect changing family dynamics. Career-based sitcoms also emerged. Over time, sitcoms featured more diverse casts and settings and began pushing boundaries through edgier content and non-traditional families/living situations. Sitcom formats continue to adapt to audiences while maintaining elements like recurring jokes, character tropes, and resolving episodes' humorous complications.
Teen comedy Timeline
The document traces the evolution of teen comedy films from the 1950s to present day. It highlights some of the first teen films like "The Wild One" (1953) and "Rebel Without a Cause" (1955) which dealt with themes of rebellion. In the 1960s, films started focusing more on freedom, love, and partying as influenced by the hippie movement. The 1980s are described as the "Golden Age" of teen comedies as they started poking fun at clueless parents. Iconic 1990s films like "American Pie" centered around issues of romance, drinking, and partying in university. Today, there continues to be a large number of teen films produced focusing on high school conventions and
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- 1. 90’s Fashion Trend Piercings, Khaki, and Jeans
- 2. Khaki Khaki made a regular appearance in our wardrobe and was one of the more wearable fashion fads of the 1990's
- 3. Piercings
- 4. Jeans If there is one fashion trend of the late 80's and 90's that we fully embraced it was jean cutoffs and this trend long before it was truly mainstream.
- 9. Most Famous TV Shows 90’s: Friends and Simpsons
- 12. The Friends TV show was a 30 minute comedy series on NBC about six friends in their twenties living in New York city. The main plotlines of the episodes covered issues important to young adults including dating, building careers, and relationships. Later in the series, issues like marriage and having children became the focus. The challenges of adulthood versus the desire to remain footloose and fancy free also made the stories interesting. Despite the challenges of love and career, they all still managed to stay Friends!