Growing Up in the '90s Quiz

Geoffrey was the Banks family's loyal servant.

Pogs were one of the more fleeting kids' fads of the '90s. Pogs and slammers were used, but please don't ask how or why.

"Love and tradition of a grand design, some people say, is even harder to find" is the next line in the theme song of "Family Matters."

The "Jessie's Song" episode showed how seemingly innocent over-the-counter drugs like caffeine pills can make you excited … and scared.

Kenan Thompson played Pierre Escargot on sketch comedy show "All That."

"The milkman, the paper boy, the evening TV" is the next line in the theme song of "Full House."

"Mentos freshness, fresh goes better with Mentos, fresh and full of life! Mentos, the freshmaker!"

Brad, Randy and Mark were the Taylor kids.

"Welcome to Dead House" was published in 1992.

The object of the "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" game is to capture the head of V.I.L.E.

Lifetime ran a version of the classic game show from 1990 to 1995.

"Donna Martin graduates! Donna Martin graduates!"

Wendy Kaufman, the "Snapple Lady," read Snapple fan mail in the ads.

Urkel-Os were introduced in 1991. Yes, Urkel-Os.

Matchbox 20 kind of sticks out like a sore thumb in that group, doesn't it?

"Dawson's Creek" takes place in the fictional town of Capeside, Massachusetts, although it was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina.

It would seem that Lucy would be the odd one out in a family full of biblical names, but it's actually Luke who's not in the Camden family.

The troublemaker's name is Bartholomew JoJo Simpson.

Thursday was the big comedy night for NBC in the '90s, and in '93 things kicked off with "Mad About You" at 8 p.m.

Sadly, Doogie and Wanda broke up when she went off to college.

The addictive puzzle game "Tetris" was the Game Boy gateway game.

Nick, Drew, Justin and Jeff composed 98 Degrees, perhaps the least successful of the successful '90s boy bands.

Los Del Rio took the honor for the inescapable "Macarena."

Jordan Catalano was a man of few words, but he made the ladies swoon.

The final Beanie Baby (in 1999) was a black bear called "The End."

"When you make a home out on the range" is the next phrase in the theme song of "Hey Dude."

Hard-core Olsen fans will recall that "To Grandmother's House We Go" (1992) was the first of many movies starring the twins.

Every one of these people went on to star in his or her very own Nickelodeon show, except Angelique Bates.

"Say You'll Be There" made it to No. 3 on the U.S. Hot 100.

Carson Daly hosted "Total Request Live" (otherwise known as "TRL") on MTV from 1998 to 2002.