[post_page_title]It began as a joke[/post_page_title]
In 1984, in order to impress advertisers, NBC featured a live comedy sketch of Doris Roberts (of Everybody Loves Raymond) and Selma Diamond (of Night Court). At one point, the actresses were shown to be confused, thinking there was a show called “Miami Nice.” The punch line was, “Oh, it must be about old people in Miami. That does sound nice.” When the audience laughed, NBC’s president thought it could actually be produced into a show. And so, one of the most loveable sitcoms in history started as a gag.
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