Thirtysomething

Série de TV
1987–1991
TV-14
1 h

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Sete pessoas de trinta e poucos anos que vivem na Filadélfia lutam com a angústia cotidiana dos adultos.Sete pessoas de trinta e poucos anos que vivem na Filadélfia lutam com a angústia cotidiana dos adultos.Sete pessoas de trinta e poucos anos que vivem na Filadélfia lutam com a angústia cotidiana dos adultos.

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7,5/10

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Ganhou 13 Primetime Emmys
- 28 vitórias e 63 indicações no total

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Curiosidades
The word "thirtysomething" was added to the Oxford English Dictionary as a direct result of its popular usage from this series.

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Miles Drentell: Nobody wants to be unpopular. That's why we're here. That's the dance of advertising. We help people become popular. Through popularity comes acceptance. Acceptance leads to assimilation. Assimilation leads to bliss. We calm & reassure. We embrace people with the message that we are all in it together. That our leaders are infallible and there's nothing, absolutely nothing wrong. That's what we do. It's what we've always done... In return for our humanitarian service, we are made rich.

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Throughout season 1 and season 2 Elliot's and Ellyn's names are spelled incorrectly in the opening credits. Elliot's is spelled with two 't's ("Elliott"), and Ellyn's is spelled with a second 'e' instead of a 'y' ("Ellen"). "Ellyn" is not corrected until the first episode of season 3 (3.1 "Nancy's mom") and "Elliot", not until the fourth episode of season 3 (3.4 "new baby").

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Featured in The 40th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1988)

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8/10

Why no DVD?

I look back with a degree of nostalgia to the 1980's when my own kids were born and the work/life balance was a constant juggling act. Yes it was a 'yuppie' show as some have said but it was true to life for many, hitting a nerve for those of us struggling with young children and a slightly off-beat boss.

The acting and script writing was first rate and each of the characters utterly believable. I guess an airing now many reveal a show that is a little dated but it was true to its era. For all of us who really were in their thirties when the show was on prime time TV, please will someone out there consider releasing it on DVD!