When that familiar sitcom theme faded and the credits rolled, audiences weren’t just leaving a half hour of television — they were saying goodbye to characters who felt like family. Photographs that pair early promotional stills and episode captures with contemporary portraits do more than show aging faces; they tell a story about cultural change, the unpredictability of showbiz, and the ways television can shape both viewers and performers. Looking at the cast “then and now” gives us a chance to reflect on a phenomenon few other media experiences replicate: shared cultural memory.
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