There were a lot of great sitcoms in the 1990s, but it’s hard to argue about any show other than Friends, or maybe Seinfeld, being the most iconic of them. While the NBC series was a big deal for its stars, garnering newbies like Jennifer Aniston their first set gifts (in her case a washer and dryer) and eventually gigantic salaries, it wasn't all positive vibes. In fact, I just learned its reign on TV did negatively affect another beloved series: Sister, Sister.
Tamera Mowry-Housley, half of the duo at the center of the family comedy that we still love, has revealed that Friends was actually involved in pushing their show off of ABC after two seasons. This was back in 1995, and it eventually landed on The WB. As she shared:
