Muhammad Nouman Hamdard

I loved watching this show. When it ended, I felt lost, wondering what I would watch next. I finished all 10 seasons in 3 months, and when it was over, I felt heartbroken. I didn't know what to watch after that, and I was sad for a long time. In my daily life, whenever something funny happened, I would remember a character or a line from the show, which made me even sadder, realizing I had finished it. After finishing the series, I spent a few days watching bloopers, the 2021 reunion, cast interviews, and their other movies. But despite that, the sadness lingered. Eventually, I started rewatching the show from the beginning, but it didn't change how I felt because I already knew what would happen and how it would end, so it didn’t helped. I don't know why this affected me so deeply, as I’ve never felt such a connection to a show or movie before. It really left a mark on me. I felt like I was a part of the show, and I was fully invested in it. Oddly enough, in real life, I’ve never been this upset when leaving friends after school, college, or in general, but this show, despite being on-screen (virtual) and broadcasted 20-30 years ago, truly connected with my heart. When it ended, the pain I felt was unlike anything, even more intense than breakups I’ve experienced in my life.