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Follows the lives of several single male and female roommates and friends in 1990s Brooklyn, New York.
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TV-PG
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In the episode where Max's ex-boyfriend comes over for dinner with his new girlfriend, Regine tells the woman that she looks familiar and asks what school she attended. She replies "Eastland Boarding School," which is a reference to
Kim Fields' role on
The Facts of Life (1979), set at the fictitious Eastland School for Girls.
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Quotes
Regine Hunter:
Come on Khadijah, do it for our friendship. You can't put a price on that...
Khadijah:
Yes I can, fifty dollars.
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I really miss this show on Thursday nights. I first tuned in because I liked Queen Latifah but soon liked all the other characters, especially Maxine Shaw, Attorney at Law, and Kyle. The episode where they finally got together was a scream and the cliff-hanger for that season. I couldn't wait until the fall season began. I agree that the well-decorated apartments and designer duds were out of sync with the incomes of the characters, but it was fun. Also interesting about the characters in the context of their upscale lives were their eating habits. They were constantly noshing on high-fat snacks, never expressing concern about gaining weight. Imagine Monica in Friends being that carefree about food. In the end, these were humorous young people engaged in active social lives during the early days of their careers.