What's your favorite television sitcom?
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I don't think I've ever seen a single episode of Everybody Loves Raymond.
Also: Cheers was pretty good… but yeah, I have to say I think the Simpsons is pretty much the best half hour show of all time. It's got all levels of satire, humor, insight into the culture… and its influence is pretty much universal. You can't really beat it, even if it's not as good anymore.
Also: Cheers was pretty good… but yeah, I have to say I think the Simpsons is pretty much the best half hour show of all time. It's got all levels of satire, humor, insight into the culture… and its influence is pretty much universal. You can't really beat it, even if it's not as good anymore.
Let's see...Just to name a few.
The Honeymooners.
Frasier.
Seinfeld.
King of Queens.
Modern Family.
Never could get into Cheers much at all. There was something about it that annoyed me to no end.
All good! I am a huge fan of Fawlty Towers!
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The Honeymooners.
Frasier.
Seinfeld.
King of Queens.
Modern Family.
Never could get into Cheers much at all. There was something about it that annoyed me to no end.
All good! I am a huge fan of Fawlty Towers!
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I forgot about that one. That was a classic. And John Cleese was a great comedian. I'm a fan of Steve Martin too.
Frasier for the definite win!
Scrubs was pretty funny in the early seasons.
Malcolm in the middle is good too; I got my brother to watch a couple of episodes when he was little and from that point on he called every fly Tony
Fawlty towers is excellent!
Scrubs was pretty funny in the early seasons.
Malcolm in the middle is good too; I got my brother to watch a couple of episodes when he was little and from that point on he called every fly Tony
Fawlty towers is excellent!
Arrested Development - Stellar acting; great use of callbacks, foreshadowing, reality subtexts; very high joke-density; rewarding even after multiple viewings etc
Community - Unconditional love needs no motivation. It's good, okay?
Bored to Death (questionable if the term sitcom applies) - The way the show smiles and nods at nihilism and warmly embraces insecurities makes it exceedingly cozy.
Archer - Just plain clever.
Community - Unconditional love needs no motivation. It's good, okay?
Bored to Death (questionable if the term sitcom applies) - The way the show smiles and nods at nihilism and warmly embraces insecurities makes it exceedingly cozy.
Archer - Just plain clever.
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Community. It's intelligent, hilarious and can be very surreal.
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Charmed. Threes company. I dream of jeannie. Reba.
There used to be a short lived sitcom in the 80s about an alien girl who stopped time. I didnt see it often but I really liked it.
Also a 2000s sitcom about a couple of homeschooled kids that I thought was excellent. Malcom in the middle spin off I think.
There used to be a short lived sitcom in the 80s about an alien girl who stopped time. I didnt see it often but I really liked it.
Also a 2000s sitcom about a couple of homeschooled kids that I thought was excellent. Malcom in the middle spin off I think.