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I remember watching great series on TV in the 90's. Like X Files, The Pretender, Sliders, Highlander, Eureka, Home Improvement, Futurama, and alike. I clearly remember that uprising feeling of watching something good with snacks and beer. They were written by good people. You can feel they cared about content. Then, I woke up in the XXI century saying WTF? All these writers are basically unemployed now, because fucking Hollywood doesn't need good writers anymore.

I remember watching great series on TV in the 90's. Like X Files, The Pretender, Sliders, Highlander, Eureka, Home Improvement, Futurama, and alike. I clearly remember that uprising feeling of watching something good with snacks and beer. They were written by good people. You can feel they cared about content. Then, I woke up in the XXI century saying WTF? All these writers are basically unemployed now, because fucking Hollywood doesn't need good writers anymore.

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It's funny. I'll watch the goldbergs when visiting my parents sometimes. Jewish family, but funny as hell, yet so ironic it's probably the most normal family while every other program promotes degeneracy/etc.

They should bring back x files a second time. It was semi decent. Hopee david lynch does another season of twin peaks. The return was excellent.

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We tried watching that [the goldbergs] once or twice and just got bored and went and did other things. Maybe we just caught an especially lame unfunny one, or maybe your family just has a weird sense of humour or maybe we're just super grouchy... or something.

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It's over the top goofy. Think it just has that nostalgia factor of simpler times

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Lol!

Okay, yeah. I am pretty sure we were taking everything super serious again and being all, "I do not find any of these characters relatable or lifelike!" All harumphy and scroogely.