Favorite Sitcoms?

[brett05]

Welcome Back Kotter

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[brett05]

WKRP in Cincinnati

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[brett05]

The Honeymooners

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[SERE Bear]

WKRP in Cincinnati

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This ^
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MASH- not always a sitcom but the GOAT IMO
Cheers
Love Boat
Fantasy Island
3 is company
Wings
Night Court
Coach
Taxi
Married with Children
My Name Is Earl


Current shows
Modern Family
Big Bang
the League
Archer

 

[Unannounced Fart]

For those that listed Seinfeld, why not also include Curb Your Enthusiasm? If it's because you've never seen it, then I would highly recommend it. It's my personal favorite.


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[ijustposthere]

For those that listed Seinfeld, why not also include Curb Your Enthusiasm? If it's because you've never seen it, then I would highly recommend it. It's my personal favorite.


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LOL, forget about CYE. That shows hilarious.

 

[DrGonzo]

You wouldn't be able to put a show like Cheers on network TV today. First, it takes place in a bar(only loophole, go out of network to cable like Sunny), secondly people see alcoholism as a disease today, where back in the 1980s, it was still okay to stereotype and make fun of drunks. You can't make fun of 'over-educated' people on network TV now because that conflicts with sponsors. You can't make fun of postal workers because of the same conflicts. You also can't depict ex-athletes as sex hounds, that would clash with PC police big time, not to forget mentioning the whole modern feminist movement.

You can not possibly be serious.

 

[Nick80]

Am I allowed to say M*A*S*H? I fucking loved that show.

 

[SERE Bear]

MASH- not always a sitcom but the GOAT IMOCheers

Am I allowed to say M*A*S*H? I fucking loved that show.

no you are not allowed because I already called it.


disliked

 

[Nail Polish]

1...The Honeymooners

2...Married With Children

3...All In The Family

4...Seinfeld

5...Sanford & Sons...Red Foxx's real name was John Elroy Sanford...lol

 

[Nick80]

no you are not allowed because I already called it.


disliked

... No.

 

[Crystallas]

You can not possibly be serious.

I'm dead serious. What network sitcom pushes the envelope today in your opinion?

 

[malcore]

Married With Children was a classic. Way ahead of its time.

Never understood the popularity. Thought it was juvenile and base. Not very clever at all.

 

[Crystallas]

Never understood the popularity. Thought it was juvenile and base. Not very clever at all.

Because you're.... you're a chicken!

 

[Iwritecode]

I'm dead serious. What network sitcom pushes the envelope today in your opinion?

Family Guy.

Also, Sullivan and Son is set in a bar. It's on TBS though.

 

[Dogstar]

Never understood the popularity. Thought it was juvenile and base. Not very clever at all.

Boobs.

 

[brett05]

I'm dead serious. What network sitcom pushes the envelope today in your opinion?

Which doesn't? We aren't getting more conservative

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[Unannounced Fart]

Three's Company was pretty damn funny, in a Married with Children kind of way.

 

[Unannounced Fart]

WKRP in Cincinnati

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^^^Best theme song

 

[Crystallas]

Family Guy.

Also, Sullivan and Son is set in a bar. It's on TBS though.

Animated series are a different ballgame, much like how South Park can get away with doing what they do because of portrayals(even Matt and Trey point out how they get away with a lot, but only because they fight for everything and get sued a lot, but they state how in the 90s you got away with less because of the PC culture, and how you could do a lot more in the 80s on network TV). And yeah, like you said, not network.