Im glad I taped some of the episodes back in 2003 because the show has virtually disappeared. I wonder why someone like ABC Family or GMC can't pick it up? I mean they could get rid of That 70s Show or something.

naw

If MTV2 wants to make us happy, they will replace 1 hour of SBTB with California Dreams from 1-2pm. That way we have both in a 2-hr block. That would be awesome. I can only see it going to MTV2 or TeenNick. MTV2 would have a greater chance though of the two I'd say if it were to happen.

Yeah, we don't need so many SBTB episodes.

Bring back California Dreams!

Wow, I remember this show. I would watch it on Saturday, 7-8AM or around that time.

i found all the season on youtube full episodes

No.

I prefer Hang Time to come back instead!

I would like to see CD back on TV.

It reminds me of the 90's...and damn do I miss them! I wish I could have my own superstation that doesn't care about ratings and money...just quality shows!

Or even have CD on Netflix or Hulu!

I know how you feel . There's always that show that's being offered in syndication, and you wish it'd be replaced by your old favorite . When I was a kid in the mid -- 1970s, I looked forward to the time when my family would get cable TV and I could see Bewitched again . That was forty years ago, and I'm still looking forward seeing Bewitched again . More recently, a friend of mine once wished that they would show The Partridge Family instead of The Brady Bunch . I finally settled for collecting the DVDs of Bewitched . That's the good thing about collecting old TV shows on DVD . If your cable TV stations won't show the shows you like, you can get them on DVD and watch them whenever you want .

http://screenrant.com/16-90s-teen-tv-shows-you-completely-forgot/

16. CALIFORNIA DREAMS

Saturday mornings on NBC (the TNBC block, for ‘90s nostalgia heads) featured Saved By the Bell and its New Class, but there were also several other teen oriented shows that aired along with Zack Morris and company. There was the show about the high school basketball team (Hang Time), and there was also the show about an inner city high school (City Guys). And then there was that one show about a high school band whose opening theme song talked about surf dudes with attitudes. That would be California Dreams.

Featuring awful band jams and SBTB-esque plotlines, California Dreams lasted five seasons (1992-1997) and featured a revolving door of characters, with blonde beach babe bassist Tiffani (Kelly Packard) and the buff, BS spewing band manager, Sly Winkle (Michael Cade) being around the longest. If you ever recall anyone teen jamming on a Saturday morning, it was likely to this show.

they should totally bring the show back - have the gang get the band back together and they could finally graduate high school after being consistently being held back for twenty years, and finally get their first PAID gig!