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Gen Z has been asking for a new Friends for years, usually loudly, always online, and with the specific energy of a generation that grew up watching reruns of a show set in apartments they will never afford in a city that has since priced them out entirely. The demand is real even if the nostalgia is technically inherited. What they want is not Friends specifically. What they want is what Friends gave people: a group of young, funny, complicated people navigating work…
