It feels different every time you watch it. When I was a child, I was very interested in the large refrigerator of the Seaver family. I thought it would have many, many magical functions, and I wondered when I could have one in my home. Later, when I was in middle school, I was more envious of the colorful lives of the Seaver children. They could talk so frankly with their parents and fall in love so freely. And now, I can sing every word of the opening song that I hummed for hours, and download the English soundtrack to practice listening. I will still be the same as before, watching and laughing, my mother always said that I watched it all. Many times, I don't know what I'm laughing at.
It gave me the most intuitive and vivid first impression of America, not just me, but a generation of people my age.
The broadcast of an American drama usually takes several years or even ten years, but it is this feature that gives American dramas a special function, which is to record a period of time in each audience's life.
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