>>211544736The problem is it's just not the right tone for Broadcast, and it's too much a sitcom for streaming.
It's stuck as a relic in an era of absurdist structural family television that was slowly picked apart by Married... With Children, the Simpsons and Seinfeld style sitcoms. By the mid-80s basically the old hippies were writing for the ex-beats so they wanted to keep the classic Norman Lear/Sherwood Schwartz style while expanding on ridiculousness (Small Wonder is another perfect example).
But then 1987 came around, NBC found some middling standup and his weird friends in a big apartment, the Fox Network started existing and the nuke that would destroy everyone hugging and the world resetting at the end of the episode was being put into the Enola Gay that was the Cable Box.
That had a bit more of an adult edge to them and felt more grounded in a relatable realism than a structural lesson learning idealism.