6 Underrated ’90s Comedy Shows That Are Funnier Than ‘Friends’

After Seinfeld finished its incredibly popular run, Friends became the most-watched sitcom on television. The series finale attracted over 52 million viewers in the U.S., making it one of the highest-rated TV episodes ever. Over its ten seasons, Friends cemented its place as a hugely influential show. It became deeply embedded in pop culture – think of the iconic “Rachel” haircut or Joey’s famous line, “How you doin’?” – and its influence is still visible today.

Ethereum’s Brave New Zero-Knowledge World: Will Privacy Save or Doom Us? 😱

Ah, the venerable Ethereum! Once a humble project born in the smoky taverns of academic dreams, now striding forth like a tormented soul into the abyss of zero-knowledge cryptography. What was once mere theoretical midnight musings is swelling into the backbone of a new protocol. Leaders of this digital cathedral boast of breakthroughs-praise be!-that make these shadowy proofs “practical,” whatever that means. Perhaps they dream of a world where we prove our innocence without actually being innocent. How delightful! 😏

HBO Max’s Best Thriller Returns After 2 Years With a Near Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score

The HBO Max series Industry has returned for its fourth season and is better than ever. It started strong in 2020 with a 76% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but each season has seen significant improvement. Season 2 earned a 96% score, followed by Season 3 with an impressive 98%. Early reviews for Season 4 give it a 95% rating, suggesting the show continues to deliver high quality.

10 Years On, Stephen King’s Best Sci-Fi Added to Netflix (& It’s An Instant Hit)

Okay, so I recently finished watching 11.22.63 on Hulu, and it’s a really compelling series. James Franco plays Jake Epping, a teacher who gets pulled into this crazy situation – his friend shows him how to travel back in time. The friend tried for years to prevent the JFK assassination, but couldn’t, so he passes the mission onto Jake. Basically, Jake has to go back to 1963 and try to stop Lee Harvey Oswald. But what’s fascinating is that the past doesn’t want to be changed. Every time Jake tries to alter things, it pushes back, and he starts to realize messing with history could ruin the life he’s building in the past. It’s a really gripping story and explores how difficult – and dangerous – changing history truly is.

4 DC K.O. Quarterfinal Matches (And Who’s Likeliest to Win)

The latest issue of DC K.O. reveals the matchups for round three, including exciting fights like Superman versus Green Lantern Guy Gardner and Joker versus Zatanna. While it’s usually easy to predict the winners, DC K.O. isn’t a typical competition. Nevertheless, we can still make informed predictions about each fight. Keep reading to see the round three pairings and who we think will win!

27 Years Ago, Batman’s Coolest Animated Series Revealed the Future (But It Ended In Another Show)

On January 10, 1999, Batman Beyond premiered on the WB, reimagining the DC hero in a futuristic setting. This version of Batman was a fresh, modern take, featuring a younger hero with updated technology and a new set of villains enabled by the world of tomorrow. However, the series didn’t receive a typical finale. Years later, fans learned that an episode of Justice League Unlimited actually concluded the story.

15 Years Ago, MMORPG Fans Got Their Best Superhero Experience Ever

For players who enjoy gaming on both PC and consoles, DC Universe Online stands out as a top choice. Launched on January 11, 2011, the game cleverly used the rich history of DC Comics to create an accessible MMORPG experience. Even 15 years later, with a massive amount of content available, DC Universe Online remains a prime example of how well the superhero theme can translate to the MMORPG genre.