thirtysomething

Eighty five episodes, four seasons, no films and no spin-offs, and almost nowhere legal to watch it.

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Where to start with thirtysomething

At the beginning, and in order. This is a serialised drama about the same eight people for four years; dipping in is how people decide it is about nothing.

  1. 1
    Season one, twenty one episodes thirtysomething

    Sets up the two couples and the advertising agency. Slow on purpose.

  2. 2
    Season two, seventeen episodes thirtysomething

    Short season with a seven month gap in front of it. Nothing is missing; the whole American television season was late that year.

  3. 3
    Seasons three and four, forty seven episodes thirtysomething

    Where the show's reputation was made and where it ends, by agreement with ABC rather than by cancellation.

Then what? Nothing follows. There has never been a reunion film or a revival.

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The series

  • thirtysomething 1987, 4 seasons, 85 episodes

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