If a television show is one tenth as popular as F.R.I.E.N.D.S, then it would be the sort of smash hit that network execs love.
The famous sitcom about a group of six pals living and loving in New York City reached a level of popularity that was only really possible for a slim period of time in the nineties and early oughts, when the internet could amplify media but wasn’t jam-packed with millions of hours worth content to compete against. For other examples of this phenomenon, see Harry Potter.
