Friends TV Series 1994 Friends TV Show FRIENDS TV SERIES AUTHOR'S NOTES Crux of the Series Popularity and Viewership Viewers Reviews Critics on "Friends" Christianity Perspective of the Show The paper is all about the TV Show "Friends," an American sitcom about six friends living in Manhattan, New York. We will be viewing the show's happenings, critics and fans' views on the show, its popularity, its progress, the main storyline and its implications in accordance with the religion Christianity.

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