QUESTIONS:
What is your favorite memory as a part of the All That cast? First off that it’s in the 90s era. I think it’s funny how the 90s are a bit vintage now, but I am proud to say that I was apart of a show that made the 90s what it is. Everyone remembers All That like I remember Rugrats. Being on All That was a dream come true and sharing that with my mother Brenda who passed away a few years ago meant the world to me. My memories meant the world to me and I hoped everyone enjoyed the show just like I did. I met so many great people that are now successful and it was truly a blessing to do a show that was in a lot of people’s households and that made people smile and laugh is all I could ask for.
What character from the 1990s would you like to hang out with the most? Zack from Saved by the Bell because, hello — he was a cutie… and I loved Joey Lawrence. O-M-G, hotness.
What 90s series would people be surprised to find out that you watched? None, I watched them all… Maybe Frasier?
What is your proudest video game accomplishment? Beating Super Mario 3.
Who was your 90s celebrity crush? Joey Lawrence or Jordan from NKOTB
What 90s songs/musicians can be found on your iPod? Daft Punk, TLC, Monica, Brady, Usher, all of them being on All That, I met most of the artist that are hot now back then. I wish I could share my personal albums so you could see the pictures.
What 90s activity robbed you of the most hours of your life? Nintendo and making string bracelets at camp.
What 90s actors/actresses inspired you most? Claire Dane. She has had such a great career and we went to the same high scool. PPAS NYC….
What cartoon character is most like you? The cute bunny from Tiny Toons. I am short, sassy and full of energy just like her.
Do you still watch any 90s television? Of course, I love my 90210, Melrose Place and Family Matters, as well as Saved by the Bell. I loved My So Called Life — I signed the petition to keep it on the air. Can’t believe it was on for such a short time.
On Saturday mornings, what was your breakfast cereal of choice? Honey Nut Cheerios – by the way, I did a commercial for Honey Nut Cheerios in the 90s.Check out my Youtube channel (AlisaReyesForever).

FAVORITES:
90s Cartoon: Tiny Toons, Rugrats and Ren and Stimpy
90s TV Series: All That, Step by Step, Boy Meets World, One World on TNBC, I played Marci.
90s Movie: Forest Gump and Boogie Nights.
90s Musician: Daft Punk
90s Song: TLC-Creep
90s Toy: Super Soakers, Treasure Trolls. I still have mine. It has yellow hair & it totally gives me good luck.
90s Shoe or Clothing: High top sneakers and Bell Bottoms. Even though they are from the 70s, I wore bell bottoms on All That.
90s Book: Men are from Mars Women are from Venus.

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1. Being forced to hear a loathsome (borderline unbearable), Dubstep sounding combination of screeches, beeps and unidentified noises for about 30 seconds EVERY single time we connected to the internet. (SEE BELOW).
2.  About 50% of the time, after waiting for the detestable dial-up sounds to pass, the connection STILL failed.
3. If we were fortunate enough to successfully connect to the internet, ANYTIME thereafter that somebody needed to use the phone, you were forced to disconnect to free up the phone line. (I can’t remember how many times I heard the phrases “Get off of the internet, I need to make a call!” or “I’m waiting on an important call so nobody get online for the next few hours…”
4.  The internet used to be handicap turtles at the DMV slow. In the year 2012, buffering is often considered intolerable. For 90s kids, it was a regular occurrence. Patience wasn’t a virtue, it was a necessity.
5. Wi-fi didn’t exist, which meant if you were on the internet, you were likely sitting at a desk on a home PC.

Honestly, as time consuming and troublesome as our internet experience was, it was still magnificent. At the time, we knew nothing about high speed, wireless connections or anything of that nature – so we adored our raw, brand new technology. The point here is that those born in a faster, more efficient internet era will never appreciate the remarkable improvements that have been made. Our patience as 90s kids was tested, therefore, it’s a lot easier for us to relax when a computer has a little loading time, than someone who has never experienced that… OK, who am I kidding? I slam the mouse or scream obscenities at the computer during the slightest of malfunctions too, but at least I know from experience that things could be worse.

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