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It’s easy to binge on this classic sitcom without being aware of what happened behind the scenes. Friends may have wrapped up almost two decades ago, but it lives on in streaming networks and our hearts. Netflix subscribers went berserk when the sitcom was pulled off the platform in 2020. However, it found a home in HBO Max, and all is right with the world. Although many fans have re-watched the show countless times, many more aren't aware of the off-screen interesting things that happened. We are here to enlighten you on some of the facts that really happened off-camera on Friends.  

Warning: This article contains EXTREME spoilers. Out of all of the shows that premiered this year, few have managed to receive better reviews than Apple's science fiction thriller 'Severance,' a succinct, and often absurd commentary on corporate life in America. The show follows a group of office workers who decide to separate their memories of their work life from their home life, only to find that they're slaves to a dubious and secretive corporation. Directed by Ben Stiller and starring Adam Scott, 'Severance' currently boasts a 97% average score on Rotten Tomatoes. It was nominated for 14 Emmys; it won 2, and it topped Reelgood's list for number one streaming original. Critics loved it. Audiences were begging to see more, and it's obvious why.

Hulu seems to have a good deal for cooking show creators, with the current number of such shows streaming from the platform. After adopting Selena Gomez’s Selena+Chef in 2020, the streamer is back with another ground-breaking cooking show, Chefs vs. Wild, hosted by famous adventurer and chef Kiran Jethwa.

Wasn’t it just the other day The Kardashians dropped its season one? Time really flies, and season two is here with incredible scenes, drama, and realities from the renowned family of iron ladies. The Kardashians started making reality shows in 2007, with their first project, Keeping Up With the Kardashians, before settling a long-term deal with Hulu in late 2021.

Disney+, in cooperation with National Geographic, brings the most spectacular environmental show; after launching America the Beautiful and Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory. Disney+ is back with an addition to such shows, Super/Natural, narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch. The series has been developing for a while, following the format of Supernatural Planet and other nature shows. From the look of things, the long wait won’t go unrewarded. Environmentalists and natural show producers found a home at Disney+ and appear to be fully welcomed and settled.