TMC
05-04-2021, 06:09 AM
It's most likely better known to average TV viewers these days for being the sitcom that Ted Danson starred in-between Cheers and The Good Place. It these days, isn't ubiquitously syndicated like Everybody Loves Raymond and The King of Queens despite airing in the coveted Monday night slot following those two shows.
It was last seen being name-dropped in Bojack Horseman, with the titular main character using it as an example of a show that had everything needed to be good: cast, writers, time slot, etc., but for whatever reason just couldn't put it together.
It was last seen being name-dropped in Bojack Horseman, with the titular main character using it as an example of a show that had everything needed to be good: cast, writers, time slot, etc., but for whatever reason just couldn't put it together.