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They unironically took this away from us
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was I the only kid that found these shows dreadfully unappealing

I went from loving these types of shows during like elementary/middle school, finding it cringe and horrible during early high school, to appreciating them as a part of childhood nostalgia and simpler times

I just had about a hundred flashbacks to 2010-2015

When did they stop making these shows

And why

I will say however, @CoreyWriting is clearly talking about Gen Alpha not Zoomers because we do remember these shows growing up lmao

I miss the days where we could just be cringe for the fun of it without having to hide behind several layers of irony.

I wanted to kill myself watching this clip

Written by straight up pedophiles

thank God this shit was ass

"they" took it away, dawg all these shows were made by a single pedophile

I know I can’t be laughing because I used to eat this shit up

The constant audience laughing sound cue oh my fuck

It was quite the experience

They almost got it but they should have put the camera on a tripod since it was always a set

Not enough feet

One of my constant fights is trying to steer my kids into watching these sitcom shows like Henry Danger instead of Youtube streamer content. It's a daily battle thanks to Amazon.

@c1nnamonbunny something you would post

Good

Someone has been watching way too many of those shows to make your own scene.

and thank christ for that

So accurate tf😂😂

I love it when people forget that Gen Z started in 1997. We were there bro. The oldest Gen Zers are almost 30. Gen Alpha are the kids now.

I was expecting a twist where one of them plot an out of character revenge on the sister.

This entertained me

thank god i’m older than that era. last chopper out of nam before Gen X and older millennials took over the writing

The laugh track on repeat HAHAHAHAYHUAH

Nostalgia is rotting your minds into thinking these jewish productions were funny or classic

Thanks to Dan Schneider and nick stars becoming adults
