Ep 30 - Bravo Network in the 90s

Ep 34 - Trivial Pursuit in the 90s

It’s easier to win Trivial Pursuit when you’ve lived through the trivia. On Dave and Cheryl and the 90s, Dave and Cheryl play Trivial Pursuit, 90s edition. Well, we don’t really play, but we answer questions in the Viewing category which includes movies, tv and celebrities. We’ve definitely already covered many of the topics in our previous episodes.

Ep 33 - Michael Jackson in the 90s

He was known as both the King of Pop and Wacko Jacko, but whatever he was called, he left a legacy of music and dance that captivated the world. A child star who went on to try and recapture his lost youth, he surrounded himself with children and created his own personal theme park. From rumors about his changing appearance and tabloid stories about him and his chimp Bubbles to his legal issues, he was always at the forefront of pop culture.

Ep 32 - The Olympics in the 90's

Olympic athletes spend much of their youth perfecting their sports and some come away triumphant while others disappoint. From world records to terrorist attacks and even a notorious physical assault, the Olympics during the 90s were never dull.

Ep 31 - Meryl Streep in the 90s

Meryl Streep is unquestionably the most acclaimed actress of her generation. A woman known for her command of many accents, she never stopped stretching her skills. Comedies, musicals or action films, she did everything and excelled at it all.

Ep 30 - Bravo Network in the 90s

Bravo was cable’s artsy elder sibling—tv’s first channel dedicated to the performing arts; opera, ballet, jazz and indie film. Listen as Dave pines for lost afternoons of subtitled melodrama, Inside the Actors Studio, and Queer Eye makeovers, all while chronicling the slow, inevitable coup by reality TV: one table flip at a time. Sometimes things were just better in the 90’s