“Very forgotten and very amazing. Got this show as a gift for someone in the mid-’00s, at the time, a very expensive DVD set. Picked one up for myself much cheaper a few years later. The show was still so enjoyable.
I think the search for the next big/great thing was such a well-timed social commentary on the time the show was made (optimism of early-to-mid-’90s, early internet and dot com days, the Soviet Union recently broke up, the Wall came down a few short years before, etc.), but isn’t as easy to appreciate until retrospect and allegory. So this ‘retro’ show was, in some ways, way ahead of its time.”
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