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And the cast was great.

You're the Shrinky Dinks? So I look back nostalgically as well. There's stickers. I see you're trying to be low key, I'm not gonna bother you." So, I ended up signing autographs. So that was really, really fun to do. A proud graduate of East Carolina University, Ash is passionate about covering film and TV in a way that balances fan enthusiasm with thoughtful journalism.

Whether or not they were alive in the '90s, everyone knows the name Mark McGrath and has heard at least one Sugar Ray.

The lead singer has also remained in the public eye outside of the music scene, with stints as a co-host of Extra, host of Don't Forget the Lyrics!, and more recently as the wild card in The Masked Singer season 5. Or he did that over there." Which is, some of it is real, I get it. Records came out on Tuesday, and we all got them on Tuesday.

And as far as the 90s as a decade, it was last time we all, meaning all of us, shared a communal experience on receiving music, receiving TV shows, receiving books that came out. I understand people being hesitant to really embrace that.

But for me, I am honored to have affected a few people. He had the best ID in the world or the guy's 30-years-old.

But look, I was 24 back then.

"Who said that? Forever, as you know, I've been compared to Ethan Hawke. I do a lot of private shows, Ash. There's a lot of corporate shows and private shows. Incredible. We don't have any merch left over.

Here's the thing, we'd still be the Shrinky Dinks today if once we got signed to Atlantic Records, Mattel said, "Oh, that's great.

Our executive producer who actually got me to work at Extra, Lisa G., legend in the business, was good friends with Katie Couric. I know he's probably gotten a little bit of that on his own. There wasn't really even paparazzi back then, there were just people that followed Madonna around because she was the biggest star in the world. All my dreams came true in the 90s, dreams beyond my wildest expectations.