Anyone going to miss "FRIENDS"?

I can honestly say I've never seen it. Then I don't see 90% of most of the shows on TV or movies for that matter.

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I've seen FRIENDS a bunch of times, and there were some funny episodes, and all the FRIENDS people are funny, but I just don't watch the show. I catch re-runs at 11:00 on the WB occasionally, but besides that...

I did promise my friends that I would wear black on Thursday...

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Never saw it except in my dentists office in reruns. It never did anything for me

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yes, i will miss it

I watched it the first couple of seasons then got bored. It gets old very quickly when you are watching people in their 40's playing hip, young single New Yorkers who live like Bohemians and take no responsinility in their lives. It's also a bit far fetched that a maasage therapist, a struggling actor and a chef all have large beautiful apartmenst in the village and live in a New York City where minorities don't exist, crime doesn't occur and the streets look like they are sanitized daily to add to the allure of the quaint little townhouses.

I also got tired of these peopel jumping fromone realtionship to another while still basically staying withing their own circle of six friends...very incestuous. I think over the years the only combo of these people that hasn't slept together is Ross and Monica, the siblings...and I have my suspicions about that too.

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orion, wasn't there an episode when Ross and Chandler were reminiscing about their college days, and Ross realized he had made out with Monica?

I never saw it.

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I was never a FRIENDS watcher. I suppose that when it fired up in 1994 I could have been the demographic they were shooting for, but I was too busy to watch much TV. By the time my life changed and I was home at night, I was too old to appreciate it. I also think the cast was too old at the end, like Orion said. At some point it starts getting ridiculous.

No, not for a moment. It was no Seinfeld.

Yes, there was an episode where Monica and Ross realized that they had made out with each other. He thought she was Rachel, and she always just thought of it as the mysterious stranger who gave her her first kiss at a College party.

"why would anyone want to tune into tv for 30 minutes to watch people mistreat other human beings?"
Well, lol, at least we know they all went to jail in the end for all of those things.

I would talk about Frasier, but honestly, I don't even know what's going on with that show anymore. I think I may have watched two episodes in the past two seasons.

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I never watched it so, no, couldn't care less that it's ending.

Like CKeaton, I will miss Frasier.

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I never, ever got into this show, even when all my friends (even anti-"Friends" friends) were extolling it's virtues (it was sort of like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" there for a while). Good writing, good cast (except for Matt LeBlanc, who makes my skin crawl)...but I am sooooooo sick of the Friends-is-ending-thus-the-world-is-ending attitude. Gimme "Frasier" or "Arrested Development" or even "The Bernie Mac Show".
However, with the reality-takeover of TV I guess it is a shame another narrative show bites the dust.

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