What does /tv/ think about Friends?
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 5:06:36 PM
No.214322954
>>214322939 (OP)
dont have them, dont wanna watch them
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 5:18:18 PM
No.214323206
>>214322939 (OP)
kino that makes seinfeld boomers seethe
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 5:46:20 PM
No.214323850
>>214322939 (OP)
Unfunny and overhyped shite, but it makes lefties screetch autistically, so it's okay.
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 6:17:52 PM
No.214324527
>>214324577
I hated it with a passion when it was airing. I thought it was mindless brain rot for the masses of shallow gossiping women and gay men. That opinion was based on watching a few minutes and hating the visual and performance style, and audience laughter. I thought I was too good for it.
Years later I got over myself and gave it an honest chance, and loved it. I actually went through a phase of being mildly obsessed with it. As sitcoms go, I now think it's well written and performed. The shit that put me off when I was an edgy teen incel (the studio audience, bright colours, product placement, mainstream popularity, exaggerated characters and performances etc) didn't put me off as much once I appreciated it for what it is: a fun sitcom that doesn't take itself too seriously, like I once did. And with lots of bonus eye candy.
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 6:19:23 PM
No.214324577
>>214324527
The early seasons are genuinley well written, it turns into more generic sitcom slop later on. But the first few seasons are great.
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 6:29:19 PM
No.214324778
It is the sitcom that I measure all others. I dont know how other 90s sitcoms measured since I was a kid at the time and my intelligence was just blooming.
