What gave this show so much staying power compared to other

It's syndicated on many channels.

>>82123955
The main characters oozing sexuality

Seinfeld was already famous right?

>>82123955
it has a built in (((advantage)))

>>82123955
The scripts are airtight and never miss a beat

>>82124109
Yeah, he used to joke about airplane food before it was a thing

>>82123955

Friends has the same staying power.

Also, it was legitimately funny.

It's better than other shows of the 90s, it's better than other shows period.

>>82124109
Yes he was one of the most successful stand-up comedians of the 80's

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>>82124297
Thanks. I read OP's question wrong, I thought he was asking why it didn't get cancelled after two seasons or something.

>>82123955
Even though it was a sitcom, the way it was shot doesn't feel claustrophobic, and the dialogue/jokes are well delivered.

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>>82124812
This. The sets don't feel like sets. The restaurant in particular. Add to that some great commitment by the four actors and a show that practically invented memes (no soup for you, vandelay industruea etc)and it's no wonder it's so well received

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because its well-written, well acted, and had tons of memorable guest stars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpnNakMdvXk

>>82123955
It's called good writing that was never topical and doesn't go outdated.

God tier Character chemistry and timeless subject matter

"No Hugging, No Learning"

>>82123955
It's actually really fucking funny and well written.