If Friends Was Your Jam, Here are 10 Series to Reignite Your 90s Nostalgia

1. "NewsRadio"

Step into WNYX, New York's #2 news radio station, where sanity is optional.

Dave Nelson, a quirky, mild-mannered news director, finds himself managing a wild bunch: an arrogant anchor, a conspiracy nut, a spacey electrician, and more. Amidst the static, love blossoms, rivalries form, and sandwich theft is a cardinal sin.

Ever wondered what transpires in a radio booth? Here, the on-air news might be serious, but behind the scenes, it's sheer chaos. If radio waves carried laughter, WNYX would have been on everyone's preset. Flip the dial, and dive into the frequencies of hilarity.

2. "The Larry Sanders Show"

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the circus, I mean, "The Larry Sanders Show"!

Larry Sanders: a charming talk show host in front of the camera but a neurotic mess behind it. His off-screen life? Think battles with network execs, tantrums, and coping with his sycophantic sidekick, Hank. Oh, and did I mention the endless celebrity cameos?

Watch the lines between reality and fiction blur as this series offers a satirical peek into late-night TV's underbelly. So, settle down, grab some popcorn, and remember – always keep the camera rolling!

3. "Dharma & Greg"

Dharma: a bubbly, free-spirited yoga instructor who lives life off the beaten path. Greg: an Ivy League-educated, conservative attorney. Fate, during a chance encounter on the subway, decided they'd be perfect... together? They marry impulsively, but that's just the start of the sitcom's true hilarity.

Picture in-law clashes, conflicting worldviews, and attempts to bridge their vast chasm of differences. Can a flower child and a buttoned-up lawyer find common ground? Spoiler: Love is weird, and so is this laugh-riot of a journey.

4. "Spin City"

Hold on to your hats and welcome to New York City's fictional City Hall. Mayor Randall Winston, as charismatic as they come, but let's just say he's a few votes short of a majority.

Enter Michael Flaherty, his Deputy Mayor, the true brains behind the throne, ever-ready to tackle the mayor's PR gaffes. But hey, it's not just about politics – the staff's personal lives are equally, if not more, chaotic.

Affairs, misunderstandings, and questionable decisions galore! Remember how they say it takes a village? Well, sometimes, it takes a City Hall.

5. "Caroline in the City"

Enter the colorful world of Caroline Duffy, a successful cartoonist navigating love and life in Manhattan. Caroline's comic strip? It's about her life, only slightly exaggerated.

Things get wacky when she hires a quirky artist, Richard, who's got an unrequited crush on her. They form a unique bond, but there's more – ex-boyfriends, eccentric assistants, and plenty of romantic entanglements.

Think New York City isn't a wild place? Well, through Caroline's lens, it's a comic panel of non-stop antics.

6. "Suddenly Susan"

Say hello to Susan Keane, who's just ditched her fiancé and started writing for "The Gate" magazine in San Francisco. Trading in veils for vowels, she discovers the quirky world of publishing. There's the flamboyant restaurant critic, the narcissistic photographer, and the no-nonsense boss.

Cue workplace hijinks, dating debacles, and life in the fast-paced '90s. Ever thought working for a magazine was glamorous? Think again, but also, think hilarious. Step into Susan's shoes, and watch the ink of laughter spill.

7. "The Jamie Foxx Show"

Meet Jamie King: Texas native, aspiring actor, and unfortunately, bellhop at his aunt and uncle's LA hotel. Hollywood's a tough nut, but Jamie's tougher, tackling odd hotel guests, a conniving co-worker, and, of course, failed auditions. Then there's Fancy, the hotel's front desk clerk, who catches more than just Jamie's eye.

Comedy? It's served on a platter of eccentric guests and Jamie's endless dreams. Here's a tidbit: hotel life ain't easy, but it sure is funny. Lights, camera, bellhop!

8. "Just Shoot Me!"

When life throws you lemons, sometimes, you end up working at your dad's fashion magazine. Meet Maya Gallo, a journalist, now at "Blush", surrounded by a lovably narcissistic crew. There's her womanizing dad, a former model, a quirky fashion editor, and a chauvinistic photographer.

Dive into a whirlpool of fashion faux pas, office politics, and unending humor. Think the fashion world is all glitz and glamour? Strap in for a catwalk of comedy. Say cheese and get ready for a snapshot of hilarity.

9. "Dream On"

Martin Tupper's life is, well, complicated. Divorced and in the throes of mid-life crisis, he works in publishing while juggling an active love life.

The twist? His thoughts are punctuated by black-and-white TV clips from his youth. A flirty encounter? Cue sultry femme fatale from a 1950s film noir. Dating in the '90s was never this entertaining. Remember the time before streaming? Martin surely does, and he's living the rerun.

10. "Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place"

Pete, Berg, and Sharon: three Boston twenty-somethings balancing grad school, friendships, and a pizza joint.

Whether it's a botched delivery or a romantic dilemma, the trio tackles it with humor and heart. Toss in quirky neighbors, workplace dynamics, and their favorite watering hole, and voila! Comedy gold.

Ever thought life in a pizzeria is mundane? Think again. Grab a slice, pull up a chair, and relish the toppings of laughter.