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"Attention, Kmart shoppers." A rotating blue police light on a pole, a voice on the PA, and a stampede toward whatever aisle it was parked in. It ran from 1965 until 1991, so early-90s kids caught the tail end, and then Kmart spent the next two decades trying to bring it back.
The electronic board game that let you live out the ultimate '90s fantasy: a shopping spree at the mall. A battery-powered voice called out sales — "Attention shoppers, there's a sale in the..." — while 2 to 4 players raced around a two-story plastic mall to buy everything on their list first.
Grown adults sprinting through a fake grocery store, hurling frozen turkeys and giant hams into shopping carts while a studio audience screamed. Supermarket Sweep was the game show that made the checkout beep sound like a starting gun — and made everyone watching believe they could win it.