The nineties were such an innocent time, weren't they? Kids were more into the Spice Girls than selfies. People actually PLAYED OUTDOORS instead of incessantly scrolling Instagram. Everyone was heavily invested in sticky back plastic, for crying out loud.
Those were the days.
And obviously CBBC was the absolute shit. Who could forget wolfing down their chicken nuggets and chips to plonk themselves in front of the telly for Blue Peter live at 5?
On that note, have you ever considered where on Earth some of your fave '90s Blue Peter presenters ended up? WE HAVE, and we're here to give you an education.
BELOW: Check out where some classic Blue Peter presenters are now...
Where are your favourite '90s Blue Peter presenters now?
1 of 16Tim Vincent (1993-1997) then
Tim joined Blue Peter in 1993 and was quite possibly our first celeb crush EVER. Like, we once sent him a letter professing our undying low. His reply must've got, um, lost in the post.
2 of 16Tim Vincent (1993-1997) now
Tim's done bloody well for himself since leaving the show back in 1997. Not only did he play Adam Forrester in Emmerdale, but he only went and cracked America. He was a temporary presenter on the US version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and is a correspondent for Access Hollywood over there. Oh, and who can forget his stint on Dancing on Ice?
3 of 16Stuart Miles (1994-1999) then
Stuart Miles joined BP (as the kids called it) in '94 and defined an entire generation with those blonde curtains. Very Backstreet Boys, babes.
4 of 16Stuart Miles (1994-1999) now
Stuart's very much still in the presenting game, now co-hosting the Heart Four Counties breakfast show with none other than former Blue Peter fave Katy Hill. Speaking of whom...
5 of 16Katy Hill (1995-2000) then
Katy was absolute goals for her entire five-year run on the show, wasn't she? Kind of felt like a big sister (who didn't annoy us by stealing our Spice Girls CDs and breaking our Tamagotchi.)
6 of 16Katy Hill (1995-2000) now
As well as working alongside Stuart on the radio, Katy's now a blogger and is married to Live & Kicking presenter Trey Farley. You might've seen her in those Arm & Hammer toothpaste ads, too.
7 of 16Romana D'Annunzio (1996-1998) then
Romana might only have been on the show for two years, but she was just so bloody sassy and stylish. The girl had a lipstick collection Kylie Jenner would be proud of, tbh.
8 of 16Romana D'Annunzio (1996-1998) now
Romana went on to study an MA in English and Italian at the University of Edinburgh and has since become quite the jet setter; even living in Dubai at one point.
9 of 16Richard Bacon (1997-1998) then
Two words: COCAINE GATE. Yup, Richard was fired from Blue Peter after just 18 months after he admitted taking drugs. It sort of feels like yesterday despite the fact it was, um, twenty years ago. WHERE DOES TIME GO?
10 of 16Richard Bacon (1997-1998) now
Richard's cocaine scandal wasn't too detrimental to his career, to be honest. He went on to host Top of the Pops and The Big Breakfast; and has more recently worked on National Geographic's talk show Explorer in New York.
11 of 16Konnie Huq (1997-2008) then
Konnie hosted the show for over a decade, working on it from 1997-2008. Bloody hell.
12 of 16Konnie Huq (1997-2008) then
Who can forget Konnie's iconic presenting gig on The X Factor spin-off The Xtra Factor, eh? Perhaps the biggest update, though, is that she married Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker and even co-wrote an episode with him.
13 of 16Simon Thomas (1999-2005) then
Simon joined the show in 1999 after reportedly applying for the role THREE times. The lesson here? Never give up on your dream, kids.
14 of 16Simon Thomas (1999-2005) now
Simon's since moved into the world of sport, hosting Sky's Premier League and EFL Cup coverage.
15 of 16Matt Baker (1999-2006) then
Presenting the show from 1999-2006, our favourite memory of Matt's probably the fact he adopted Blue Peter's pet dog Mabel and even took her with him to his new telly venture. Cute.
16 of 16Matt Baker (1999-2006) now
Matt now hosts BBC's The One Show and Countryfile; surely making him one of the most successful Blue Peter presenters ever.