[ SECRET POST #3167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3167 ⌋

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Comments

[ex_mek82]

I agree. It does have its moments, but overall it just doesn't really hold up the test of time in my eyes. But that's pretty much the case with any 90's comedy to me ('Frasier' being the sole exception). :T

On a more petty level, I also kind of resent it because, as an anon said above, it has a very 'trust fund'/infinitely disposable income, 90's New York yuppie-ish feel to me. And as someone who grew up in a very middle class, Midwest America atmosphere... yeah, no.

[hands4healing]

Fraaaaaasier...! Love that series.

[(Anonymous)]

I will always love "Frasier" :). Such a good show.

No real opinion on "Friends" itself, as I never really saw more than occasional snippets of it. But tying it back to "Frasier", I do remember that it did kind of bum me out that both shows ended their runs around the same time, but "Friends" going off the air got a lot more attention than "Frasier" did (at least, based off the media I saw or read). Even someone on the freaking Weather Channel made a comment on the day of the last episode of "Friends"-one of the meteorologists was talking about viewing parties for the episode that night or something. I remember thinking that was a bit...random. And weird.