In the 90s, “nerd” and “geek” were usually terms of ridicule. The most visible representations of nerds on TV — characters like Screech and Steve Urkel — were little more than ...

These days, being called a “nerd” and “geek” are badges of honor, to be worn with pride. But there was a time when these were ...

During the 1990s, the character Steve Urkel from the sitcom Family Matters was one of the most popular and annoying on ...

Galaxy Questis both an entertaining movie and a balancing act: not only is it poking fun at the world of Star Trek—or rather, ...

Monday's topic is '90s television. Jaleel White, who played TV's ultimate nerd - Steve Urkel - for ten years on the hit sitcom "Family Matters" was the moderator along with co-anchor Harry Smith.

Growing up in the ‘80s and ‘90s, I saw nerds portrayed on television all the time. Steve Urkel on “Family Matters.” Martin Prince on “The Simpsons.” Minkus on “Boy Meets World.” ...

[That’s] apparently how much hindsight we need before we can look back on something and define it — so right now, it’s natural that there’s nostalgia for the ’90s.” The 10-episode ...

Nerds are having a moment. Given their increasing visibility on prime time TV ("The Big Bang Theory," "Glee"), FOX411.com pays homage to our favorite onscreen nerds of the past 20 years.