Tune in to #FBF90s every Friday afternoon and evening on Fuse from 4/3c till 11/10c, where you can find episodes of classic '90s shows like Moesha and The PJs, movies like Anaconda and Spike Lee's Crooklyn, and much more nostalgic fun. Find Fuse in your area with our Channel Finder here.

Jaleel White, who played Steve Urkel on Family Matters, only revealed his true potential when he became the smooth alter-ego Stefan Urquelle. But those red-framed glasses and suspenders were more dorky than hot.

Strong portrayed Cory Matthews' best friend, Shawn Hunter. He nailed the '90s grunge look, thanks to his love for flannels and hair that swooped over his puppy eyes just right.

It's no wonder Buffy Summers sparked a romance with Angel! Played by Boreanaz, the character was a brooding vampire with cheekbones just as sharp as his teeth.

McCray, a.k.a. Eddie Winslow, played a jock who had all the elements high school girls swooned over: a chiseled face, muscular arms and cool fashion sense. It almost made up for the fact that he was a player.

Cory Matthews was adorable, but his older brother Eric (Friedle) definitely drove the girls wild! He had a lovable smile and floppy hair that balanced his moronic personality (kind of).

Other than being very musically talented and having quick scheme skills, the best part about Zack Morris was his too-cool-for-school style.

Saved by the Bell's A.C. Slater is Zack Morris' best friend throughout the NBC series. But the jock has a slight edge, because you cannot deny those dimples!

Dorian Long (played by Brandy's brother) may have entered Moesha during the latter part of the series, but he made a lasting impression with his charming ways.

Ri'chard portrayed the very well-mannered and kind-hearted Bobby on Cousin Skeeter, and you could get lost in his eyes for days.

Throughout 90210, David Silver was a former uncool kid who soon turned to drugs and had a bout of depression. His sad story made you want to give him a big hug (among other naughty things).

There's a reason why Whitley couldn't get enough of Dwayne! Played by Kadeem Hardison, the suave character from A Different World had that unique Brooklyn swag that always swoops girls off their feet. He was also extremely smart and had great style. Just look at those glasses!

Lamont Bentley portrayed Hakeem Campbell, Moesha's neighbor and later boyfriend, in the classic sitcom. A quick flash of his 1,000-watt smile was just enough to make you blush.

Before he was the silver fox, George Clooney scored the Emmy-nominated role as Dr. Doug Ross in ER. His commitment to helping kids in need and those gorgeous eyes were a win-win combination. It almost makes up for him being a womanizer, almost.

Blossom's Joey definitely wasn't the brightest teen, but who cares when you have luscious hair and strong biceps like that! Whoa, indeed.

LL Cool J in NBC's In the House was basically LL Cool J the rapper—but we're not complaining! His Kangol hats, washboard abs, romantic ways and charming smile dotted with dimples will always be unforgettable.

So what if Marlon was a little bit (okay, a lot) immature and had the sexual stamina of a rabbit? His goofy personality topped with a beautiful smile will have you laughing for days.

Will Smith got into a lot of mischief throughout the Fresh Prince series, but his hilarious personality and appreciation for family and friends made him a winner. He can give you styling tips, rap about how much he loves you and teach you how to pull pranks on your cousins.

He may have been a womanizer in The Wayans Bros., but Shawn's model-esque features and mature mindset made him more alluring than younger brother Marlon. Plus, he's the perfect guy to take home to meet your parents.

Jason Priestley portrayed 90210's Brandon Walsh, the team leader and one of the most likable guys on the show. Despite going through a few problems throughout the series (drinking, gambling, etc), he was a pseudo-bad boy with a kind heart. And those brooding baby blues are just heavenly.