[ SECRET POST #3167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3167 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I managed to miss it first time round, so it wasn't until a few years ago I watched the show. It was shown back-to-back on whatever channel the guys at work were watching so I think I ended up watching it multiple times. At least it felt like multiple times as all the episodes seemed to be the same.

I'm British and I've never had any romantic notions about the US or New York so IDK if that's a factor in me just not getting 'it', but I just found all the characters ridiculous. I think Coupling was the superior show.

I did read an alternative ending someone put on Reddit (I think it was Reddit) that said the entire series was a fabrication of homeless Phoebe who was watching them through the cafe window and creating their entire storylines in her head. I'd have liked that, in a weird twisted way.

[(Anonymous)]

Coupling was a rip off of friends. I loved both.

[(Anonymous)]

When a show manages to have a better cast and funnier jokes than the original, I think "rip off" becomes less of an appropriate descriptor.