Jump - Kriss Kross
November Rain - Guns N Roses
The Dance - Garth Brooks
Papa Loved Mama - Garth Brooks
Shameless - Garth Brooks
Save The Best For Last - Vanessa Williams
My Old School - Steely Dan
I Shot the Sheriff - Bob Marley & Wailers
Good Lovin' - The Young Rascals
Steel Bars - Michael Bolton
You Wouldn't Know Love - Cher
Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers
The Bug - Mary Chapin Carpenter
I Feel Lucky - Mary Chapin Carpenter
He Thinks He'll Keep Her - Mary Chapin Carpenter
Enter Sandman - Metallica
Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
Rhythm Is A Dancer - SNAP!
If You Were My Woman - George Michael
Boot Scootin' Boogie - Brooks & Dunn
Brand New Man - Brooks & Dunn
Emotions - Mariah Carey
I've Been Thinking (About You) - ???
Good For Me - Amy Grant
(I'm Still) Alive - Pearl Jam
Free Fallin' - Tom Petty
Alright For Now - Tom Petty
These are shows that do not belong to any specific batch, or we lack the batch list they are a part of. The volume of shows created in 1992 is truly alarming, but appreciated. One thing I don’t think people quite realize when critiquing 90s shows is that they were seemingly pumping out 10 new shows every other month, so the programming is very nice all things considered. This also seems to be why copy and pasting was a thing; but it’s not done as hastily on these shows (if copy and pasting was used at all).
Just like the shows from Batch 10, many of these include character intros, like Beach Bear talking about his neighbor in “Under the Bridge”, or wondering what it might be like to be a bug in “The Bug”. While we’re very lucky to know of the shows we do, the fact of the matter is most of these shows are known about only from vintage footage, so there are probably dozens more shows programmed this year that we have no idea about! “The Dance” is the only of these shows that would survive all the way to Gold Collection.
Information is subject to change, please let us know if anything is incorrect!