Can you explain the issue? I'm only vaguely aware of this show. My wife watches and when I'm in the room I complain about how awful banks is/was.

I honestly don't think it's really meant to be

What I love about this answer is that it properly accounts for all eras. Never heard of police squad and haven't watched scrubs but you clearly know sitcoms so I'll try and check them out.

I'll add some honorable mentions: Frasier, community, the office (overrated at this point, but still), the good place, taxi, and maybe fresh prince

It's a really good traditional sitcom. Seinfeld is the goat traditional sitcom

the office redefined sitcom. Call it sitcom 2.0. modern family was an overrated version of 2.0 while parks might be goat of 2.0. B99 is if you took the sensibilities of parks with the so-so quality of modern family.

The good place and community are their own thing. Unique and awesome.

Ted lasso is kinda it's own thing. Maybe like a modern twist on 1.0.

That's the sign of a great ending. Wraps a story and leaves us wanting more

Haha, I forgot about the pink ladies show. As the person below guessed, I was talking about the offer

Correct. And I found it pretty entertaining (though absurd)

All they have is old IP. When they launched, they had a superbowl commercial that had a bunch of characters climbing their peak. It included Picard, Beavis and Butthead, Spongebob Squarepants etc.

I mean, they friggin made a TV show about an awesome movie they made in the 70s! It's wild how they are clinging onto past successes.

Half the reason peacock exists is because some executive learned that the office was the most streamed thing on Netflix

Is reservation Dogs under the radar? Most of the critics I follow love it, I love it, my friends haven't heard of it, and I feel like lots of r/Television are bots/marketing.

I have no other real world connections to tv

I mean, nobody even airs/streams the original now. No way they'd make a reboot.

(Though I was on vacation this summer in the middle of nowhere and some local affiliate was airing it)

You have to take the time into context here. In the 80s the idea of a woman being a boss and a man being under her, especially in a domestic job, was unusual.

The best part is that he's never made it past the opening credits, based on a joke from an earlier episode

It's genius but I'm going to forget by next year