What 90’s Television Show Would Be a Success If It Was Brought Back in 2015?

When I wrote the blog yesterday about the 90's artists that would be a success in 2015 if they made a comeback, it started a whole discussion in the office about the 90's in general. From music to movies to television, the 90's were full of memorable material and theme songs you'll never forget.

Last year, the 90's sitcom "Boy Meets World" got rebooted into "Girl Meets World" with a few stars from the original show. In the past month, we've heard confirmation about the returns of "Full House" and "Coach" in 2016. So the thought process is there to bring some of the biggest shows in history back to television.

Besides the shows that have already confirmed their return, there are some other great 90's shows that could also be successful in 2015. Here is our list for the shows that could totally make a comeback!

1.) GROWING PAINS

Ok...so maybe "Growing Pains" had its biggest success in the late 80's and had a modest run in the 90's, but I still consider it a 90's show as we watched it every night during ABC's TGIF. While Kirk Cameron might try to stay away from a reprisal of the show as life has taken him in a different direction, wouldn't you want to see the Seavers make a return to the small screen?

2.) HOME IMPROVEMENT

Tim Allen was great as Tim "The Toolman" Taylor on "Home Improvement" and made us laugh every week. This is the type of show that could bring back the entire cast from the original (while adding the grandkids) and be a top 20 show each week.

3.) MARRIED WITH CHILDREN

Why did we all like "Married with Children"? Because it was probably the closest thing to reality for many families in America compared to everything else on television. Ed O'Neill (Al Bundy) has been brought back into the spotlight with "Modern Family" and Christina Applegate could reprise her role of Kelly. Put it back on FOX...and you have a surefire hit!

4.) MAD ABOUT YOU

I was a teenager in the 90's, so I was hooked into the TGIF programming and Saturday morning cartoons. But "Mad About You" was the first "adult" sitcom that I watched that made me laugh every week. It followed the marriage of Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser and showed us the laughs they had, along with the struggles. The show wrapped up in the early 2000's with them welcoming their first child into the world. Fast forward to 2015, their child would be a teenager now. That could make the plotline even more believable!

5.) WINGS

Lastly, how could we forget about the show "Wings" from the 90's? I've been to Nantucket Island many times in my life and while the airport there is much different than what is portrayed in the show, they did hit the Nantucket lifestyle almost exactly. Here's another show that you would have to bring back the entire cast. It's not "Wings" without the Hackett Brothers and if you can find Roy Biggins, bring him back as well!