At this point, with the resurgence of all things '90s, we wouldn't be surprised if scrunchies and snap bracelets became cool again. It's a stretch, we know, but here's a comeback that's much more of a possibility: Nickelodeon is thinking about bringing back some of its classic programs to TV. The format and what shows have yet to be decided, but we've got 10 favorites in mind that we'd love to see back on the air—because really, it's a crime that kids these days are missing out on these totally awesome shows.
Rugrats__
We all need a little Tommy Pickles back in our lives, don't you think? (Plus Chuckie, Phil and Lil, and even Angelica.)
Doug
The first love story encountered by many '90s kids (myself included) was that of Doug Funnie and Patti Mayonnaise. And who could forget songs like "Killer Tofu" and "Bangin' on a Trash Can" by the Beets?
Hey Arnold
Did you ever notice how all of Nickelodeon's popular cartoons at the time have characters with odd-shaped heads? Arnold's might be the most iconic of them all—the classic football dome.
Salute Your Shorts
We bet you still know this theme song by heart ("Camp Anawanna...").
Are You Afraid of the Dark?
The Midnight Society's stories were SO SCARY as a kid—and we're will to bet they are still chilling to adults. (But if Nickelodeon doesn't bring it back, every single episode is available on YouTube.)
Rocko's Modern Life
Apparently there was a ton of adult humor sprinkled throughout this cartoon—maybe if Nick revives it, we can spot some of the inside jokes that went over our heads?
Clarissa Explains It All
Who is "explaining it all" to kids these days if Clarissa's not around?
Ren and Stimpy
Another cartoon with plenty of grown-up jokes that we missed as kids.
The Secret World of Alex Mack
Alex Mack was literally able to transform into a puddle of water and zap electricity from her fingertips—which obviously made this the coolest show growing up.
Legends of the Hidden Temple
Only the best game show to exist, ever.
__What was your favorite Nickelodeon show growing up?
