Your Favorite 90s TV Shows Were Created by Actors Who Also Sang. Can You Guess The Voice Behind The Half-Hour Hit? A blog about the worlds most talented actors and actresses, who also sang on their shows.

For a while, it was great. Some of the best television shows on TV today are an hour long and have been for years. But what about the 90s? In the 90s, some of the best television shows on TV were half an hour long. And many of those shows were created by actors who also sang on their shows.

The 90s gave us iconic shows like Friends, Seinfeld and The Simpsons. It also gave us Friends theme song I’ll Be There For You, Seinfeld theme song Who Are You and The Simpsons theme song Do The Bartman. These songs were sung by the actors who created those shows. But there are many other actors from the 90s who were also singers. Can you guess which actor sang on which show?

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For this quiz, we’ve given you a list of 50 of your favorite 90s TV shows and the name of an actor or actress who starred in that show. Your job is to pick out which actor or actress is also a singer. If you get all 50 correct, you’re a genius!

It’s hard to imagine a time before Netflix and Hulu. Before we could watch what we wanted, when we wanted. But it was true! Once upon a time, people had to wait for their favorite shows to be on television, at a specific time and date, or else they would have to wait for the next episode. And sometimes it was weeks before the next episode aired! The horror!

But even then, there were some shows that made you eager to sit down in front of the TV at 8 o’clock sharp. There were “Must-See” nights of television that had everyone talking around the water cooler, or in class during break.

Monday was a big night (or at least it used to be) with Friends and Seinfeld battling it out for ratings supremacy. Tuesday brought us Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Wednesday had Dawson’s Creek – not only did its cast sing but so did many of its guest stars! – and Thursday brought us Will & Grace, Frasier and ER.

And while some of your favorite shows were created by actors who also sang (Buffy’s creator Joss Whedon sang on Angel), others weren’t so lucky. Here is a list of some of our favorite 90s TV shows that ended up being sung

You probably know all the words to your favorite theme song, but can you guess who is singing? These actors and actresses from your favorite 90s TV shows had some serious vocal talent.

Zach Braff

Before Zach Braff was a doctor on Scrubs, he sang the show’s theme song “Superman” by Lazlo Bane. He also sang other songs during the show, including “Let It Be,” and “A Little Less Conversation.”

Hayden Panettiere

Hayden Panettiere starred as young singer Juliette Barnes on Nashville. And believe it or not, she was actually singing during the show! Her song, “Telescope,” even reached No. 1 on the US iTunes chart.

Lea Michele

On Glee, Lea Michele played Rachel Berry, a glee club member who loved to sing. But Lea Michele also sang in real life, including some of Rachel’s solos like “I Dreamed A Dream” and “Don’t Rain On My Parade.” She also released her own album called Louder in 2014!

Matthew Morrison

As Mr. Will Schuester on Glee, Matthew Morrison helped guide his students’ musical development. But he didn’t just act out playing the piano:

I was surprised when I first heard about this. I guess I shouldn’t have been so surprised. After all, many of our favorite 90s shows sang theme songs. It’s not that strange to think that they were sung by the actors on the show.

I’m talking about shows like Home Improvement, Seinfeld, Friends, and more. Most of us know that the main characters of these shows were played by actors who also sang on them. But what we don’t know is who was singing on those shows.

For example, I have no idea who sang The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song. And for reasons unknown to me, I’ve never watched a single episode of Friends. That’s why it took me a while to realize that Jennifer Aniston actually sang the Friends theme song.

I’ve done some research and found out who was singing on some of my favorite 90s TV shows! Check them out below!

There’s a great number of actors from the ’90s who sang on (or even recorded!) their shows’ theme songs. Some sang all the time, others only on rare occasions.

Some were big stars, others were just getting started on their careers. Most of these stars have since gone on to bigger and better things, but for now let’s take a trip down memory lane, back to those classic TV shows from the ’90s.

Jennifer Aniston, who played Rachel Green on Friends, also recorded a remixed version of “Shiny Happy People” with R.E.M., which can be found on the Friends soundtrack.

Lea Michele, from Glee, was also the voice of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz in Concert: Dreams Come True.

David Boreanaz, who played Angel on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, has been singing since high school and even sang at his prom. He’s released several albums and is currently working on another one.

Luke Perry, who played Dylan McKay on Beverly Hills 90210, formed a band called Deadsy in 1996. The band has released three albums so far.

Neil Patrick Harris also sang alongside Amber Riley on Glee’s third season episode “Dream On.” Harris played the role of Bryan Ryan and Riley played Mercedes Jones.

Matthew Morrison, who plays Will Schuester on Glee, had a number two hit in Australia when he was 22 with “Summer Rain” and later signed a contract to release an album with Mercury Records. His contract was later dropped by Mercury Records but Morrison continued writing music for his upcoming album all the way up until 2010 when it was finally released under Mercury Records’ sister label Decca Records (also

Most of us know that they can act, but not all of us know they can sing.