To me this show represents a social foundation of the nineties, much like Cheers did for the 80s. I guess it is my subconscious need to be able to interact at that level that draws me to this show. Fortunately, this is the last season and I won't have to deal with this one anymore. Ian Fortier, Annandale, Va. Currently TV is programmed for commercial success and civilizational and ecological failure.
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We could demand a more balanced and healthy diet of programming. Coleen LeDrew, Millennium Project , San Anselmo, Ca. Discuss a New Dream as part of our online conversation series . These excerpts are from a past conversation Check out the Commercial Culture puzzle piece.