Okay, but it's certainly a different story, isn't it? I guess it's more 2017 to gut the office relationship. Yet it's moving the story into a no man's land of viewing the major plot line through the filter of a current perspective. Hey, maybe it's the only way to make it work for a new generation (if they'll be watching -- not a done deal; isn't this boomer heaven?). Though making Rose a music teacher is appropriate to the era, too, it robs the story of its more understandable connection to show biz. Now we have small town teachers going to a small town? Wasn't the point to take the urban Albert and Rose out of their stressful crucible and plunk them down in a small town America they're not connected to? Maybe nobody cares. Maybe I don't.
"I'm a comedian, but in my spare time, things bother me." Garry Shandling