Brooklyn 99 or friends?

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Reply 20

AmIReallyHere

Original post by Kentinho99

Don't be joking about that honestly to joke about the c word just don't even just don't

He isn't joking about cancer he's merely using an anecdote to convey his perspective? o.o

Reply 21

Kallisto

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Original post by Ahjjjkkk

Brooklyn 99. I can’t tolerate the forced laugh track on friends

Me too. But that goes not for Friends only, but for almost every sitcom in general.

Reply 22

username4522078

Original post by Bronfenbrennerzy

wait wht? I didn't know this.

Yeah, that was a wild time to be me.

Reply 23

artful_lounger

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B99 is strictly better/funnier, it's just unfortunate they chose copaganda as the vehicle for the comedy, because the actors and writers could've pulled it off in basically any other setting, it's aging pretty poorly as a result (hence their need to delay the final season to rewrite the whole thing in view of the George Floyd extrajudicial killing) :/

Reply 24

username5811912

Original post by AmIReallyHere

He isn't joking about cancer he's merely using an anecdote to convey his perspective? o.o

No but comparing not watching a television show to a cancer scare is seriously not good. You can't compare the two it's just not right at all.

Friends 100 %

Original post by SBILTON20

Friends 100 %

You sir are 100% wrong.

Reply 27

McFlick

I liked Friends better when it was on, but I find it hard to stomach reruns of it now. So I guess I'd say Friends back then, but 99 now.

Reply 28

Emma:-)

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Neither.
They are both ****.

Reply 29

Kallisto

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Original post by Emma:-)

Neither.
They are both ****.

Then name some better alternatives instead of writing unreadable course words. I have an open mind for another TV series, and I am certainly not the only one.

Reply 30

Emma:-)

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Original post by Kallisto

Then name some better alternatives instead of writing unreadable course words. I have an open mind for another TV series, and I am certainly not the only one.