Everybody's got thirtysomething fever. I tell ya . . .
The thirtysomething gang of seven reunited on the set of Good Morning America to talk about the impact of their insightful, moving drama on pop culture as the first season of the show has now been released on DVD this week.
NPR's Talk of the Nation featured five members of the cast in a lengthy interview. It's a really great chat which I recommend.
A writer likened the Melissa Steadman character to a pre-cursor to Carrie Bradshaw. Hmm. . .
The Los Angeles Times mused on the Baby Boomer juggernaut.
The Washington Post, in reviewing the DVD set, said the show "still works remarkably well as a piece of relatable, well-acted and adult television, a program that -- contrary to popular opinion -- was more than just a whinefest."
The New York Times had a long Q&A with thirtysomething crew members, saying the show "perfectly captured the intimate details of the baby boomer lifestyle in ways no network series had previously, and sparked intense debate about its merits."
Entertainment Weekly gave the DVD set an A.
The Associated Press interviewed several of the stars (see below):
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