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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 220237" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Hang on. Did I blink and miss Ross dating Charlie as played by Aisha Tyler? I thought the the two characters had great chemistry but of course we all knew this relationship was going to end because everyone kept advocating for Ross and Rachel to get back together...again. Ross also dated Julie as played by Lauren Tom an actress of Chinese descent. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>In this regard Alexis I have to disagree with you. One of the best sitcoms I remember growing up was <em>Good Times </em>and it was released in 1974<em>! </em>Here in Australia most series were imported from England or America. American programs were and still are well represented by African American people. So your comment "<em>and still it's happening</em>" appears to be out of step to what I watch on television or streaming services.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 220237, member: 100"] Hang on. Did I blink and miss Ross dating Charlie as played by Aisha Tyler? I thought the the two characters had great chemistry but of course we all knew this relationship was going to end because everyone kept advocating for Ross and Rachel to get back together...again. Ross also dated Julie as played by Lauren Tom an actress of Chinese descent. In this regard Alexis I have to disagree with you. One of the best sitcoms I remember growing up was [I]Good Times [/I]and it was released in 1974[I]! [/I]Here in Australia most series were imported from England or America. American programs were and still are well represented by African American people. So your comment "[I]and still it's happening[/I]" appears to be out of step to what I watch on television or streaming services. [/QUOTE]
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