#21 Cassette singles, a popular format, usually included remixes or B-sides.
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#22 Sony Sport Walkmans, bright yellow with hard plastic headphones that fit directly into the ear, were slightly uncomfortable but trendy.
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#23 The infomercial featuring Cher selling Lori Davis hair products.
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#24 America's Funniest Home Videos, hosted by Bob Saget, was one of the original platforms for watching viral videos.
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#25 The Jurassic Park soundtrack, a ubiquitous possession for many.
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#26 Howard Stern's superhero persona, Fartman, known from the 1992 VMAs, originated as a character on his radio show and was almost turned into a movie.
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#27 Melrose Place, a show that became appointment television.
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#28 Then-vice president Dan Quayle criticized Murphy Brown as a show "destroying America" due to the title character's decision to be a single mother.
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#29 The Club steering wheel lock and its incessant commercials, especially for those who watched daytime TV while home sick.
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#30 Rock the Vote commercials on MTV during elections, featuring various famous singers.
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#31 Ray Charles' "You got the right one" campaign for Diet Pepsi.
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#32 The black-and-white ads inside TV Guide providing synopses for the week's episodes.
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#33 Big reusable plastic water bottles with thick straws that gave drinks a plasticky flavor. Often frozen and wrapped in aluminum foil for cold field trips.
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#34 Square radio alarm clocks that flashed red or green light, waking you up in the middle of the night.
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