LL Cool J Performs "Mama Said Knock You Out" On MTV Unplugged

Nowadays it seems normal to see rappers performing with bands, but back in the day when LL Cool J took the stage with a live band on MTV's "Unplugged," it was actually pretty groundbreaking...not to mention it was pretty damn great.



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President Bill Clinton Apologizes For Having "Sexual Relations" With Monica Lewinsky

As the country celebrates this Inauguration Day, we thought it would be as good a time as any to look back at one of the most memorable 1990's presidential moments - specifically Bill Clinton's televised apology to the nation in the wake of his sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky.



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Remember The Sega Channel?

Here's a bit of obscure 1990's television for you - a promo commercial for the Sega Channel, which was really a precursor to today's online video game play only it was handicapped by the "state of the art" technology of the 90's.



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Murphy Brown - The Bitch's Back

Here's a forgotten bit of 1990's TV history, a video clip from the popular sitcom Murphy Brown. Featuring some interesting 90's jumpsuits and cameos from a couple familiar faces, it's a fun trip down Candice Bergen memory lane - if there ever was such a thing.



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Ricki Lake Saves The World One Teenage Whore At A Time

While Jenny Jones was busy giving Mack Daddy makeovers, Ricki Lake spent the 1990's shining a light on society's real problems - teenage whores. In this clip, Ricki chats with a 15-year-old mother who wants the world to know that her child "is tooken care of" and that she's got plans to stop smoking weed and go get her GED when she turns 16. Wonder where this girl is now - we're guessing in the cast of Flavor of Love.



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In Living Color: Star Trek - The Wrath Of Farrakhan

In Living Color was one of our favorite 1990's TV series because of the collection of talent on the show and the consistently hilarious sketch premises they came up with. In this case, it was Jim Carrey doing a great William Shatner impression in a Star Trek sketch featuring Damon Wayans as Minister Louis Farrakhan.



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Conan O'Brien Appears On Jon Stewart's MTV Talk Show In 1994

About a decade before these two collectively owned late night television, Jon Stewart and Conan O'Brien were just a couple of struggling talk show hosts trying to make a name for themselves. At the time, they both probably thought their shows would be canceled, but apparently fate had some other ideas.



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