that year was 1990. On this week's In Case I Missed It: 90s

Edition, we do our first Year Recap and go all the way back

to where it all began. Nelson Mandela walking out of prison

after 27 years while a billion people watched. MC Hammer

going diamond with the first rap album to ever sell 10

million copies. Mariah Carey announcing herself to the world

with four number-one singles from a single debut album.

Milli Vanilli having their Grammy REVOKED. Home Alone

becoming the highest-grossing comedy in history. Ghost,

Goodfellas, Fresh Prince premiering, Twin Peaks changing

television forever — and somewhere in a quiet Swiss

laboratory, Tim Berners-Lee proposing something called the

World Wide Web while his supervisor wrote four words on the

paper: "vague but exciting." We cover the music, the movies,

the TV, the sports, and the world events that built the

foundation of the greatest decade ever lived — and make the

case that 1990 was the most important year of the entire

decade. New episodes every Saturday morning, because

Saturday mornings were always ours.

This week on In Case I Missed It: 90s Edition, we’re taking a trip back to the golden era of home gaming.

We’re not just talking about the games—we’re diving into the culture, the console wars, the rivalries, and the moments that shaped our gaming identities.

We’ll explore the full timeline, from the Game Boy’s dominance in car rides and waiting rooms to the epic SNES vs. Sega Genesis war that split entire friend groups. We’ll also discuss the heartbreaking launch of the Sega Saturn, PlayStation’s transformative impact on game content, the N64’s controversial Super Mario 64 release, and the Dreamcast’s visionary design that went unnoticed until its demise.

But that’s not all. We’ll also delve into the culture surrounding the games. We’ll talk about Nintendo Power magazine as the internet of its time, the thrill of Blockbuster rentals with limited memory cards and a 48-hour time limit to beat a game, the trading of cheat codes on school buses, and the accidental creation of the ESRB rating system by Mortal Kombat’s congressional appearance. And we’ll reminisce about the couch co-op experience that online gaming eventually replaced but never truly replicated.

We drop every Saturday morning, because Saturday mornings were always ours.

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This week on In Case I Missed It: 90s Edition, we go all the way in on the holiest ritual of 90s childhood — Saturday Morning Cartoons. Not cable. Not Nickelodeon. Not Disney Channel. We're talking about the real thing: waking up before everybody in the house, planting yourself in front of the TV, and letting ABC, Fox, CBS, and WB carry you through the greatest three hours of your entire week.

We break down:

• The ABC vs. Fox vs. CBS vs. WB Saturday morning showdown — who really ran the block?
• The weekday cartoon culture too — the Fox Kids and WB afternoon blocks that kept us glued to the TV before and after school
• The "Did You Know" deep cuts — the behind-the-scenes stories about your favorite shows that you never heard growing up

This wasn't just TV. This was a whole childhood institution — and we're giving it the tribute it deserves.

New episodes every Saturday. Follow on Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

In case you missed it… the 90s were better.

Plus — I've got a list. The Top 5 Reasons the 90s Were the Greatest Decade of All Time. Come argue with me. Whether you're a millennial riding nostalgia or a Gen Z kid who finally figured out why we keep talking about this era — you belong here. Subscribe, hit follow, and come back every Saturday. In case you missed it… the 90s were better.