The Office & Friends' Netflix dominance proves we are stuck in the age of comfort TV

[TMC]

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...fice-on-a-loop

"It seems that, in this time of unprecedented choice and quality, the so-called golden age of prestige television, most of us still want to watch half-hour shows about vaguely likable people in which everything turns out OK," says Richard Godwin of The Office and Friends' ranking as Netflix's Top 2 shows. "Ideally from the 90s, but maybe the 00s. And preferably something that we have seen many, many times before. Welcome to the age of non-event TV."

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by TMC

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...fice-on-a-loop

"It seems that, in this time of unprecedented choice and quality, the so-called golden age of prestige television, most of us still want to watch half-hour shows about vaguely likable people in which everything turns out OK," says Richard Godwin of The Office and Friends' ranking as Netflix's Top 2 shows. "Ideally from the 90s, but maybe the 00s. And preferably something that we have seen many, many times before. Welcome to the age of non-event TV."

This show should air either after 10pm or on Sunday afternoons since it defines comfort TV