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Stumbled across this while searching for something else on Peertube. I don't see any other episodes there. A blast from the past watching this.

Follows the personal and professional lives of six twenty to thirty year-old friends living in the Manhattan borough of New York City. TV-14, 22m, IMDB 8.9/10 Creators : David Crane, Marta Kauffman...

Explanation:

The Golden Girls spun off Empty Nest which, in turn, spun off Nurses, and The Golden Palace was the (failed) sequel series to The Golden Girls.

For a few years in the early 90s, with the exception of Palace, all 3 shows ran concurrently, and characters from each would appear in the other.

Riker is being held captive in an alien medical facility, and strikes a deal with a medical worker who has an alien fetish.

Honestly, I'd also bone an alien if she looked and sounded like Bebe Neuwirth.

This post is less about the episode, but a continuation of my posts in the 80s TV community, about how much I love Data and he's one of the best characters on TNG.

This particular episode is so amazing, with him narrating his day, and all the situations he has to navigate as a sentient android. I believe also, at least as far as I've noticed so far, it might be the first glimpse into his love for cats.

I just think his character is so wonderful. What's also wild to me is, here in the late 80s and early 90s, we had a character whose whole story line is basically teaching people that it's okay to not be neurotypical. It's okay to be different.

In short, Data is great.

Steven was such a mean bitch, I remember loathing him.

The sketch show was ahead of its time, says co-creator Paul Whitehouse as its 30-year anniversary tour comes to Scotland.

Hey what are the best 90s shows with Important queer characters?

ER's biggest creep.

Doug Ross is such an egotistical turd. He tries to hide his self-centeredness behind a concern for his patients, but constantly puts the hospital and his patients at risk.

His character got quite a bit more likeable during S02-S04, but then he turned into a loose cannon again this season. I'm only 13 episodes in, but I have the feeling he's gonna break Carol's heart again, and for that I WOULD NOT FORGIVE HIM.

This is my next watch. IIRC there is just 1 season. When it was airing I only caught the first 2-3 episodes, and never got to see the story unfold. For decades now I've been curious, and now's my chance to finally see what happens.

I choked up a little, ngl.

I think the series ended right when it should have, with S06 being full of ho-hum episodes with a handful of good ones sprinkled throughout.

That being said, it was sad knowing the story was over, and these characters I had grown attached to and were symbolic of nostalgic times for me aren't returning.

Goodbye, Salingers.

Just started the final season. I've never actually watched the final season before, I guess I wasn't watching much TV during the time it aired. I'm kind of sad knowing it's gonna end soon.

It also hurts my heart how beautiful Neve Campbell is this season.

Yeah, it was pretty much a Married...with Children ripoff (even with the same co-creator Ron Leavitt), but it had its own charm.

Also, the whole series seem to be on Youtube, so I may do a watch through of this since I've never seen it on home media and have no idea if any streaming services carry it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsZ3zjrqFN0&list=PLAfK2fe7wJp-ij_nKYuGnSjFWI3E2AYOl

Left to right:

Kerry Weaver, Elizabeth Corday, Carol Hathaway ❤️, Anna Del Amico, Jeanie Boulet

I really enjoyed this episode. I feel like most TOL episodes are intended to fill you full of dread, however every handful you get an episode that is uplifting. This was one of those uplifting ones.

I also miss Marlee Matlin. I feel like she was everywhere in the 90s, and then just dropped off.

In the home DVD version you get to see Alyssa's Melon-o's, if you know what I'm saying.