2000 was a pivotal year for pop culture. The world survived Y2K, the Beverly Hills, 90210 gang left the airwaves (for the first time), Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston got hitched, and oops! Britney Spears did it again.
Throughout it all, several noteworthy TV shows premiered, becoming big hits on the small screen and launching many a Hollywood career. Scroll down to see the shows celebrating their 20th anniversaries in 2020.
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2000 was a pivotal year for pop culture. The world survived Y2K, the Beverly Hills, 90210 gang left the airwaves (for the first time), Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston got hitched, and oops! Britney Spears did it again. [sendtonews type="float" key="oYBDEsCMxW-3103943-14453"] Throughout it all, several noteworthy TV shows premiered, becoming big hits on the small screen and launching many a Hollywood career. Scroll down to see the shows celebrating their 20th anniversaries in 2020.
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2000 was a pivotal year for pop culture. The world survived Y2K, the Beverly Hills, 90210 gang left the airwaves (for the first time), Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston got hitched, and oops! Britney Spears did it again. [sendtonews type="float" key="oYBDEsCMxW-3103943-14453"] Throughout it all, several noteworthy TV shows premiered, becoming big hits on the small screen and launching many a Hollywood career. Scroll down to see the shows celebrating their 20th anniversaries in 2020.
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Frankie Muniz played the titular teen in this Fox sitcom, but Jane Kaczmarek was the breakout star, earning seven consecutive Primetime Emmy Award nominations.
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The groups O-Town and Danity Kane got their start on this ABC-turned-MTV docuseries, which Sean “Diddy” Combs is bringing back to MTV in 2020.
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The CBS castaway reality competition — the 39th season of which, Island of the Idols, premiered in September 2019 — is credited with heralding the reality TV era in the United States.
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Shia LaBeouf, who starred on this Disney Channel comedy, revisited his turbulent years as a child actor with the autobiographical 2019 film Honey Boy.
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Tracee Ellis Ross, Golden Brooks, Persia White and Jill Marie Jones, four stars of this UPN-turned-CW sitcom, reunited in an October 2019 episode of Black-ish, Ross’ current comedy.
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The big-screen movies based on this slapstick MTV reality show have grossed nearly $500 million at the worldwide box office.
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The WB-turned-CW dramedy, starring Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel, inspired a revival miniseries on Netflix and a (fictitious) Broadway musical on the Apple TV+ drama The Morning Show.
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CBS’ long-running procedural lasted 15 seasons and spawned three spinoff shows — CSI: Miami, CSI: NY and CSI: Cyber — as well as a series of comic books, novels, video games, board games and toys.
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Many of the designers and carpenters of this home renovation series returned for its 2018 revival, the premiere of which earned TLC’s best Saturday night ratings in eight years.
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The HBO comedy, which stars Seinfeld co-creator Larry David as an embarrassment-prone version of himself, returned for a ninth season in 2017 after six years off the air, and season 10 premieres in 2020.
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