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A review by msgabbythelibrarian
Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era by Saul Austerlitz
3.0
Yes. I just read a book about Friends. No, it wasn't a book of substance. No, it won't win a Pulitzer. But I found myself engaged reading about a TV show I enjoy. (I'm also one of those fans who is a generation AFTER it aired on NBC. Netflix has been awesome in enabling binge watching.It's also the perfect sitcom to watch as I fall asleep. Even Scott likes the show.)
It did feel like I was reading episodes almost word for word. I wouldn't say I learned anything new. BUT it was cool to learn about how the cast members felt that not one of them was over the other--so they fought for the same salary. That makes me really happy.
And I still hate Ross.
It did feel like I was reading episodes almost word for word. I wouldn't say I learned anything new. BUT it was cool to learn about how the cast members felt that not one of them was over the other--so they fought for the same salary. That makes me really happy.
And I still hate Ross.