I was 16 when Thirtysomething came out 18 years ago.

[nytemare]

Now, I am thirtysomething. I didn't like that show.

[Left Is Write]

1. I didn't like it either.

[nytemare]

6. My tastes have changed, improved I think.

But I still don't think I would like that show now.

LOL.

[Crazy Guggenheim]

2. I had just turned thirty and hated that show after the first few

episodes.

[girl gone mad]

3. It was a pretty crappy show.

I have a very vague memory of it.

[nytemare]

7. I don't remember too much, either.

:shrug:

[MrScorpio]

4. I didn't feel it

Bored the shit out me

[SoCalDem]

5. It was evocative of the era , when it was on.

Times have changed though:) I was 30-something, and i liked it :) The nutty artist sister was always my favorite:)

[WCGreen]

8. I was thirty when it came on...

Didn't much care for it...

Sort of like a whinny soap opera....

[SoCalDem]

9. You have to admit..there were a lot of whiners, NOT on tv ,too

:)

[WCGreen]

11. Oh yea....

Whaaa, I'm getting older.....

Whaaa, I remember living at home....

Whaaaa........

It was horrible.... The yuppies coming of age.....

[girl gone mad]

12. Well. that's still going on..

Experts call it "Peter Pan Syndrome" and I know plenty of people in my generation who seem to have caught it.

They may not be quite as whiny, but they definitely refuse to grow up.

[KoKo]

10. Yep....she was my favorite, too.

Loved that show...as you said it was "evocative of the era," for some of us. Obviously not for others, here. :D