Wonder Years, Doogie Howser MD, Who's the Boss, Dawson's Creek, Ally McBeal and The X-Files are back! This news is more than welcomed; it was so nostalgic that I squealed out my latent joy. Reason? At Tellychakkar we are often seeking ways to defend TV in the light of the soap a' la cart and this is a perfect platter. Expressing the thrill of getting the golden days back, Neil Chakravarti, Business Head, Zee Cafe, said, "The launch of Old Skool is primarily due to the innumerable requests from our Café viewers to showcase English quality shows from yesteryears." So it is a crude business decision to cash in on the nostalgia of young guns today who grew up watching these shows? "Well, while it will be déj? vu for some, our research shows that many viewers have missed out on some of these shows from the 80s and the 90s." Was the process of sieving out shows a Herculean task? How did the channel decide which ones to showcase? "The Café team had a hard time narrowing it down to the current crop; we hope our viewers across the country have as much fun watching the shows, as our team had debating over which ones to showcase!" Coming May one can experience the thrill of going back to school: with puppy romance of Kevin and Winny, the friendly trio and a boy's journey into discovering relationships and life. I know of very few people who have missed the show; and i hope the new generation takes liking to those wonderful Wonder Years! Back it up with kid genius Doggie Howser MD; as the teen doctor battles his way in a world of disgruntled adults, wary patients, school, his best idiot friend , think of all the above and you know what a ball of an hour it will be! Tuesdays will teach the subtle lessons of child rearing with Full House (trust me its better than Three Men and a Baby); followed by Jessy look-alike house keeper hottie Tony Danza caught in the gender games with his boss, the tall Judith Light in Who's The Boss? How I would wait for them to drop their shells and confess love! How can anybody forget Dawson and Joey's friendship or Dawson Leery's Steven Spielberg fixation that almost made Steven a national favourite Dawson's Creek was Sony's smooth ride to success with adolescent drama and love scenes galore! The mid week will feature the life of young, funny,goofy yet razor smart and driven lawyer Ally McBeal. It proved to be most youngsters' first insight into the not so fantastic work life of Ally. Deserts are served in the end because they are the best part of a meal! Friday night Agent Moulder and Scully will document the unspoken and unsolved paranormal phenomenon in The X-Files. Set your cushions, get out your popcorn, and ring in all the friends you haven't heard from in years! Zee Café provides you with a chance to experience those golden days that may never return! Catch the shows from 6-7 pm Monday to Friday!