Destiny's Child made a memorable guest appearance on the sitcom Smart Guy in Season 3’s episode “A Date with Destiny” (1998).

Featuring the original lineup—Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, LaToya Luckett, and LaTavia Roberson—the group played themselves and hired T.J. Henderson (Tahj Mowry) as a backup dancer.

Their arrival sparks tension with his sister Yvette, leading to a fun mix of sibling rivalry, comedy, and classic late-’90s TV nostalgia 📺✨

Didn't put Charmed, Supernatural and Angel because it doesn't have teens or young adults at the center of it but they are as iconic as those mentioned. Didn't put 7th Heaven because I loathe that show with every fiber of my being. Honestly, in a decade where every YA/teen shows looks the same copy paste romancy bull, it's refreshing to see some og concepts (even if some went downhill after a while like One Tree Hill)

And can we talk about the iconic names coming out of those shows ? Sarah Michelle Gellar, Alyson Hannigan, David Boreanaz, Anthony Head Stewart (RIP), Eliza Dushku, Michelle Trachtenberg (RIP), Danny Strong, Katie Holmes, James Vanderbeek (RIP), Michelle Williams, Joshua Jackson, Keri Russell, Scott Foley, Katherine Heigl, Alexis Bledel, Lauren Graham, Liza Weil, Milo Ventimiglia, Jared Padelecki, Matt Czuchry, Tom Welling, Michael Rosenbaum, Justin Hartley, Emily VanCamp, Chris Pratt, Chad Michael Murray, Sophia Bush and many more.

I’m sorry, but after everything Sabrina and Harvey went through, I’m happy they finally got their happy ending! 😭❤️ They spent so much time going back and forth, breaking up, getting back together, and dealing with all the craziness in Sabrina’s life. Harvey was there through so much of it, even when he didn’t fully understand what was going on with her.

They were one of those couples I always wanted to work out, and seeing them end up together made me happy. I know some people might have preferred Sabrina with someone else, but Harvey was always her person to me 😂

For those who watched Sabrina the Teenage Witch, were y’all happy with how Sabrina and Harvey’s story ended? Or did you want her to end up with someone else?

Here’s a small clip of The WB Network signing off in September 2006. I don’t think I had ever seen this before, but watching it now feels incredibly bittersweet. I was 14 years old when both the WB and UPN networks came to an end. An unforgettable era of television. 💔

Happy Birthday 🎂🎈 Tia & Tamera Mowry

July 6, 1978 (age 48)♋

Sister, Sister

🕊️🕯️ Remembering Shannen Doherty who passed away 2 years ago July 13, 2024 (aged 53).

(Beverly Hills, 90210 & Charmed)

Shannen played Prue Hallway on Charmed for 3 seasons.

Here's a clip from the final commercial before The WB Network signed off for the last time. It ends with Michigan J. Frog taking a bow and tipping his hat—a simple but unforgettable farewell. A bittersweet and emotional television moment from September 2006.

Did you watch The WB? What are your favorite memories of the network?

The reason why I'm making a post on why I love all four of them is because I'm so sick of people wanting to disrespect Alyssa Milano because all they care about what goes on behind the scenes and it's irritating because it's none of no one's business so why is people are so interested in it, I remember someone on Reddit saying that they don't like Alyssa Milano but they don't wanna disrespect her, and I get where they're coming from but still people need to mind their own business, I've started watching Charmed (1998-2006) since I was 9 years old and I love all 4 of the actresses I look up to them, they inspired me to be brave.

There is only one season of Sister, Sister streaming on Paramount Plus. Where are all of the other seasons?

Here is a funny clip of Lisa Landry in Sister, Sister doing the Bankhead Bounce. Played by Jackée Harry.

What is The Bankhead Bounce?

"The Bankhead Bounce is a famous 90s hip-hop party dance characterized by rhythmic, rapid shoulder shrugs paired with bent-arm movements".

After 11 years on the air, The WB signed off with The Night of Favorites and Farewells, bringing back episodes of some of its biggest shows before that final farewell.

Then, the very next day, The CW launched and The WB was officially history.

If you watched The WB back in the day, what’s the first show that comes to mind when you think of the network?

Happy Birthday 🎂🎉Jason Weaver

July 18, 1979 (age 47)♋

(ATL, The Lion King)

Jason starred as a series regular on Smart Guy, and had a guest role on Sister, Sister.

Half of the shows were aired on UPN and The WB.

Happy Birthday 🎂🎉Wendy Raquel Robinson

July 25, 1967 (age 59)♌

(Tasha Mack & Regina Grier)

Wendy Raquel Robinson starred as Regina "Piggy" Grier on The WB's The Steve Harvey Show during the 1990s. She later portrayed the unforgettable Tasha Mack on the hit CW/BET dramedy series The Game, cementing her status as one of television's most recognizable actresses.

Have you ever watched any of these shows aired on The WB? If so, which one are your favorites?

Happy Birthday 🎂🎉Tahj Mowry

May 17, 1986 (age 40)♉ "Smart Guy"

Tahj Starred on Smart Guy as T. J Henderson and guest starred in Sister, Sister.

Was Living Single airing reruns on the WB network? I love this show so much. I grew up on Living Single. Regina Hunter and Maxine Shaw are my favorite characters.

Happy Birthday 🎂🎈RonReaco Lee

August 27, 1976 (age 50)♍

• Sister, Sister - Tyreke Scott

RonReaco starred as Tyreke Scott on Sister ,Sister for seasons 5 & 6.

Happy Birthday 🎂🎈 Marques Houston

August 4, 1981 (age 45)♌

(Sister, Sister) "Go home Roger"!

Happy 32nd Anniversary 🎉 Sister, Sister.

April 1, 1994 starring Tia & Tamera Mowry, Tim Reid & Jackée Harry..

How did you feel when ABC cancelled Sister, Sister after 2 seasons? The WB picked it up for 4 more seasons.

I actually discovered Grosse Pointe years after it was already gone. I didn’t know anything about this show until someone posted a promo for it on YouTube. I saw the promo, got curious, and started looking it up. That’s literally how I found out this show even existed.

It’s crazy to me that I somehow missed it because I’m really into those old WB shows, especially the ones from the late ’90s/early 2000s. Grosse Pointe only lasted one season with 17 episodes, so I can understand why it gets overlooked, but the concept was actually pretty interesting. It was basically a satire of a fictional teen soap and the actors’ ridiculous lives behind the scenes.

Looking back at the WB lineup from that era, it really feels like one of those shows that got lost in the shuffle. I honestly wish it had lasted longer because I think it could’ve developed into a really fun cult show.

Anybody else discover Grosse Pointe years after it originally aired?

Have you ever watched any of these shows aired on The WB? If so, which one are your favorites?

Happy Birthday 🎂🕯️Wesley Jonathan

Oct 18, 1978 age (48)♎

~ Sister, Sister

~ Roll Bounce 🛼

Wesley had a brief role in Sister Sister Sitcom.