Way before Freeform made The Fosters the end all be all family when it comes to adoption, this show was it. Yeah it didn't last too long , but

it was the first time you saw that many races in once place. Well, besides Hey Arnold!

The amount of flannel the older brother rocked. The teen problems you thought you were relating to on a deep level. Plus the tears shed each week as you remembered

these were freaking orphans just trying to make it through.

Separately, the Lawrence brothers each did their own amazing things back then and even now, but this show was all three of them together - being adorable - working in an

auto body shop. Admit it, you totally forgot this was once one of your must see shows every week.

He wasn't always just the best Family Feud host ever. Once upon a time he had his own show in which he was a teacher in a school where there

was a kid named Bullethead. We watched each week for not only Steve and his will-they-won't-they with the principal, but also because Romeo was fine as hell. Oh, you're thinking

about that hottie now, aren't you?

With one of the best theme songs ever, this show came on the heels of Saved by the Bell but starred teens who had a band that was a

little more well rounded than Zack Attack. Like all teen shows that came on Saturday mornings they touched on issues facing that age group, but never got too deep. Hey,

we can't all be Degrassi and go there!

This is a show that rarely gets the recognition it deserves. A single mother in the south with a handful of kids who rents her basement to an old dude.

The oldest daughter was the star though. her teen angst was legit as she talked to the "man in the moon" every night about her crush on the too old

for her boy next door. Could they not have tossed her a bone with that one?

The story of a guy and a girl who weren't just neighbors, but best friends. And hello, it starred Ben Foster. Who would've guessed that guy would go on to

be a legit actor, who is now engaged to Orange is the New Black's Laura Prepon by the way.

Long before we were obsessed with the reality of Housewives and The Jersey Shore gang, we were hooked on the lives of everyday kids at a summer camp. The summer loves

that sprouted, the cliques, the one kid who got sent home for having a banned item in their possession! We heard it was weed by the way. All so scandalous

for our prepubescent minds.

Has there been a basketball themed show since this one? Guess it was too great to emulate. Anyways, this show about a high school basketball team was everything. It was

also extra cool because there was a girl on the team and she took some heat at times, and that as well as their love lives, made this show an

addictive one.