Best '90s Commercials

‪Danielle‬ Fishel (aka Topanga Lawrence), ‪Jodie Sweetin‬ (Stephanie Tanner), and ‪Larisa Oleynik ‬(Alex Mack) in one commercial? If that '90s dream team wasn't enough to make you want those stringy creatures, we don't know what was.

Why yes, every girl did dream of being asked to wear a boy's Ring Pop — and declaring "I love the way my ring tastes" before giving it a lick.

Raise your hand if Skip It was how you got your exercise for the day. And the very best thing of all? The counter on that ball.

Wait, is that? Yep, it's Aaron Paul weirdly resembling his Breaking Bad character with his drug-like addiction to Corn Pops.

Besides making funny fart noises, you could always squish and pump the ooey stuff to the disgust of this librarian-looking lady.

This semicreepy commercial with phrases like "Hide your parents" didn't scare anyone off. Instead, we bought pogs upon pogs upon pogs.

If there's one commercial that just screams "'90s," consider it this one. Fresh Prince-style hats? Check. Push Pops on all five fingers? Obviously.

Gotta hand it to this Bubble Tape commercial for making us youngsters feel like rebels up against principals and bus drivers. When else would six feet of gum feel so cool?

Props to Chia for making what's arguably the best time lapse ever — and for making us want to shout "Ch-ch-ch-chia!" from the rooftops.

The superimportant moral lesson from this commercial? If you're ever rejected by the cool kids, get revenge by spraying them with your Super Soaker.

Anyone else find this Troll commercial full of adorable faces and bodies "so soft, you can't stop hugging" uncomfortable?

A lunch box wasn't a lunch box without some Gushers, are we right? Especially this sour kind that left our faces in a twist.

Hands down, one of the best lines to come out of the '90s is straight from this Lick-a-Color Popsicle commercial: "The colors, Duke. The colors!"

It didn't matter that we lost Polly Pocket pieces left and right. We still wanted to have an after-school miniature-doll playdate like these girls.

Thanks to this commercial, silly little brothers everywhere were using Talkboys to break up make-out sessions.

Sure, this commercial is for the Angel version of our favorite Tamagotchi pets, but it's still all about feeding and taking care of our little ones. Bonus: it features a very young Leighton Meester.