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This is the representation of cultural and societal norms of the 80s in Freaks and Geeks.

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This is the representation of cultural and societal norms of the 80s in Freaks and Geeks.

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Nick and Lindsay have a brief relationship, but stress and life get in the way, resulting in a quick break up.

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Products like Atari are prevalent in Freaks and Geeks, an indication of the culture the show represents.

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[Series]Freaks and Geeks 1x11 The Garage Door_01

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The dance displays Cindy and Sam's first true interactions with each other, as well as Lindsay and Sam crossing paths. The dance plays to the song "Come Sail Away", another cultural reference.

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Lindsay rebels against her parents' will and steals their car, followed by immediately totaling it.

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John Francis Daley as Sam Weir streaks on Freaks and Geeks Episode 6 - I'm With the Band

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References to the culture of the time period.

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Elements of pathos hidden within Freaks and Geeks.

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Pop culture references in this scene with Bill.

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Issues that must be watched in the show.

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No show has better understood the social pressures and elements of high school.

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More was in store had the show not been cancelled.

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Focus on the social aspects of the geeks.

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High sense of reality to the show.

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The average teenager can relate to the show.

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The show is very modern in the sense that it is still applicable to high school today.