It's possible I am looking at it rather nostalgically but it was one of the last shows before the world wide web took off that everyone would gather together to

It's possible I am looking at it rather nostalgically but it was one of the last shows before the world wide web took off that everyone would gather together to watch or talk about the next day. Add to that an entire generation of people in their 30s and 40s who all have Netflix and can't ever seem to find anything to play on it as well as those who were in their 20s through 40s when the show were airing having far more disposable time and income and you have the perfect show for Netflix IMO. I'd add....I think a large reason for this is the success of the show in syndication, which has added it to its longevity and ability to stay top of mind for people long before the streaming services came along.