We Can't Believe These 20 Shows Came Out 20 Years Ago

Before they were comedy legends, Amy Sedaris and Stephen Colbert were pushing comedic boundaries in this hilarious show.

It's a true testament to creator Stephen Hillenburg's genius that this show continues to be relevant even 20 years later with its jelly-fishing dances, Krabby Patty chants, and Squidward one-liners.

If you think about it, Divorce Court was one of the first reality shows ever, and Judge Voltaire Perkins is still one of our favourite reality TV judges.

We spent a lot of hours watching this show on Cartoon Network, especially since it ran for nine years. Our only question is, whatever happened to Plank?

It's hard to believe that Family Guy has been on the air for nearly 20 years, especially since Peter, Lois, Meg, Chris, and Stewie haven't aged a bit.

We miss hearing Billy West's vocals in Futurama, but Matt Groening's futuristic TV show continues to live on in our hearts.

Dear Mariska Hargitay, please tell us your anti-ageing routine because there's no way this show has been on for 20 years.

Yvette Wilson, Mo'Nique, and Countess Vaughn made up one of the most hilarious casts of all time in this UPN show. (Remember UPN?!)

We'll never get over the rush of making it to that upper tier of questions on Regis Philbin's game show, but we still can't decide who we would list as our Phone a Friend.

Does it get more '90s than David Boreanaz? His Buffy the Vampire Slayer spinoff series was one of our favourite spin-offs ever.

We miss cringing at the awkward first dates on Blind Date, and we truly loved host Roger Lodge's hilarious commentary.

This show starring Busy Phillips, Jason Segal, James Franco, and many more truly started a movement. Paul Feig and Judd Apatow created one of the most timeless teen comedies of all time, and for that we are thankful.

Now that Jimmy Kimmel is hosting his late night show, it's hard to remember that he actually made a name for himself on The Man Show with Adam Carolla.

Jason Behr might have been one of our favourite things about 1999. This show also cemented our love for Tabasco sauce, and brought us Katherine Heigl.

Before there was House of Cards, there was The West Wing. Martin Sheen, John Spencer, Robe Lowe, Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, and Richard Schiff knew how to make a political drama work.