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The NBC sitcom (situation comedy; see entry under 1950s—TV and Radio in volume 3) Friends (1994–), which depicted the humorous struggles and romances of a group of "twentysomethings"
Five of the six stars of Friends: (seated, left to right) Courteney Cox Arquette, Matthew Perry, and Jennifer Aniston; (standing, left to right) Matt LeBlanc and David Schwimmer. AP/Wide World Photos. Reproduced by permission.
living in New York City, was one of the highest-rated and most acclaimed television programs of the 1990s. The series boasted fine writing, maintained a strong ensemble cast (a group of regulars who act well together), and was a vital component to NBC's powerhouse "Must See TV" Thursday night lineup. Created by producers Marta Kauffman (1956–) and David Crane (1957–), the series featured attractive actors portraying the pivotal years of early adulthood.
Friends revolved around the lives of six friends: Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston, 1969–), a spoiled rich girl...
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