Show was targeted to those born after 1980 or so. Same formula, different era. Other ensemble shows targeting demographic categories....dick van dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, Seinfeld, I love Lucy, 90210, etc...etc..
Most iconic for it’s fans...which is , um, like, expected. Basically, a successful(?)derivative show....WRGAS? In 20 years when the fans are dealing with disease, job shrinkage, family issues, the show will be barely remembered. The stars memories will be on click bait sites, asking whatever happened to David Schwimmer?
“Show was targeted to those born after 1980 or so!”
Our off spring, nieces, nephews, younger cousins born before the 1980’s had and still have great work standards and values. They didn’t care for the show then, nor now. Ironically, many of the guys were and still are Bart Simpson fans.
My wife and I have watched and re watched most of the Brit’s murder mystery show series. We still watch reruns, that we could probably write or recall a lot of the talking lines.
Recently, we started watching Rockford Files, re runs, which I liked and my wife didn’t. She enjoys them now. The reverse with old Perry Mason shows. I like them now.
The beauty of streaming is getting to watch shows when we want to not at some specific time on a specific week day.