We were there for their first kisses, and their first… well, “firsts” and all the teen angst-filled love triangles on Dawson’s Creek which aired for six seasons on TV from 1998 – 2003. Whether you were rooting for Joey and Pacey, or Joey and Dawson or Dawson and Jen or Jen and Jack or… [gosh, we're STILL confused], but Capeside High was just like any other high school: full of little white lies, hard learned life lessons and loves lost and found. Now, 10 years after the show has ended, Snakkle finds out where the talented cast are now, and where they ended up after Dawson’s Creek.

“Come and knock on our door…” Anyone who was watching television between 1976 and 1984 knows what comes next. (If you’ve forgotten, watch this.) Three’s Company, the story of a man living with two women who has to pretend to be gay in order to keep living there lest he arouse the suspicions of his dopey landlord(s), ruled the airwaves with a combination of sexual innuendo, outlandish schemes, and broad physical comedy. (The “girls” first meet Jack Tripper asleep in their bathtub, for Pete’s sake.) Let’s find out what happened to the good folks of apartment 201, and their various friends and neighbors.

Though it only aired for four seasons, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman became one of the most memorable screen adaptations of the popular DC comic, as it showed a different side of the Man of Steel with its focus on the romantic relationship between the titular characters, Lois Lane and Clark Kent. As this year marks the show’s 20th anniversary, Snakkle catches up with some of its most prominent cast members.

They were there, engaging in on-air phone calls with pop stars like Justin Timberlake, and they were there introducing us to up-and-comers like Fall Out Boy. The hosts and VJs of MTV’s iconic Total Request Live brought in-person interviews, live audiences and the feeling of newness to cable television. Today, Snakkle looks back on some of the show’s most recognizable faces and finds out where they are now!

Much like Friends, Living Single featured six twenty-something friends—four women and two men—who live together in New York and get into all kinds of hilarious hijinks as they deal with friendships, careers, and romantic relationships. It’s been 20 years since Living Single first aired on TV, but we’re sure you haven’t forgotten these Brooklynite besties.

It’s been three decades since a group of largely unknown actors burst onto the screen in the now iconic film The Outsiders. Some, like Tom Cruise, have enjoyed major success since they starred in the 1983 hit, while others—Leif Garrett, anyone?—have weathered their fair share of problems. Check out the rising and falling fortunes of the entire cast.

In 1998, plenty of jaws dropped when Wild Things hit theaters—specifically because of the raunchy sex scenes, like the topless, girl-on-girl pool scene between Denise Richards and Neve Campbell—two of the hottest starlets of the ’90s—and their shocking threesome with Matt Dillon. Oh, and how can forget Kevin Bacon’s full-frontal nude in the shower?

2013 marks the 20th anniversary of the hit ‘90s CBS sitcom The Nanny, which was made popular by Fran Drescher’s famous voice… oh, and Fran Drescher herself, of course.

If you were already enjoying couch potato sessions in front of the boob tube 30 years ago, then “Webster” was probably one of your staple sitcoms. Like the more popular ‘80s show Diff’rent Strokes, Webster is about a young African-American orphan who gets adopted by a white, newlywed couple.