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What's your favorite sitcom?
Or your favorite scene from one?
Mine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y6kAejCjTA
happy saturday morning
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Seinfeld.
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Saved by the Bell!
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there is no doubt. |
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There is Seinfeld, and there is everything else.
I also thought Frasier was very underrated, or at least as underrated as a popular, long running sitcom can be.
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Cosby Show
Home Improvement
Seinfeld
Saved by the Bell
Family Matters
Full House
Married With Children
King of Queens
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| 24 wrote: | There is Seinfeld, and there is everything else.
I also thought Frasier was very underrated, or at least as underrated as a popular, long running sitcom can be. |
There is Cheers, then there is Seifeld, then there is everything else. |
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The Boondocks
Seinfeld
Chappelle Show (not really a sitcom)
Cheers
The Cosby Show
and one of my personal favorites, Sports Night... |
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Omar Little
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| vanexelent wrote: | | 24 wrote: | There is Seinfeld, and there is everything else.
I also thought Frasier was very underrated, or at least as underrated as a popular, long running sitcom can be. |
There is Cheers, then there is Seifeld, then there is everything else. |
I really liked Cheers, and it had a great cast and writing, but it pales in comparison to the brilliance of what the Seinfeld folks did. Cheers was always about comedy, and while brilliantly executed, always played it straight. It never tried for, much less achieved the satirical, philosophical, and disgustingly accurate look at human nature the way Seinfeld did.
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| 24 wrote: | | vanexelent wrote: | | 24 wrote: | There is Seinfeld, and there is everything else.
I also thought Frasier was very underrated, or at least as underrated as a popular, long running sitcom can be. |
There is Cheers, then there is Seifeld, then there is everything else. |
I really liked Cheers, and it had a great cast and writing, but it pales in comparison to the brilliance of what the Seinfeld folks did. Cheers was always about comedy, and while brilliantly executed, always played it straight. It never tried for, much less achieved the satirical, philosophical, and disgustingly accurate look at human nature the way Seinfeld did. |
While I agree Cheers never attempted to be satirical, I disagree that it wasn't an accurate reflection of society. The bar where everybody knew your name featured people of all walks of life coming and going. Each main character represented different socio-economic backgrounds, from working-class stiffs, to academia, and all others in between. I like how the characters didn't have to be overly crazy or hypersensative to mundane things, which of course is what made Seinfeld so hilarious. |
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my top three are the Cosby Show, Married with Children and Seinfeld
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| vanexelent wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | vanexelent wrote: | | 24 wrote: | There is Seinfeld, and there is everything else.
I also thought Frasier was very underrated, or at least as underrated as a popular, long running sitcom can be. |
There is Cheers, then there is Seifeld, then there is everything else. |
I really liked Cheers, and it had a great cast and writing, but it pales in comparison to the brilliance of what the Seinfeld folks did. Cheers was always about comedy, and while brilliantly executed, always played it straight. It never tried for, much less achieved the satirical, philosophical, and disgustingly accurate look at human nature the way Seinfeld did. |
While I agree Cheers never attempted to be satirical, I disagree that it wasn't an accurate reflection of society. The bar where everybody knew your name featured people of all walks of life coming and going. Each main character represented different socio-economic backgrounds, from working-class stiffs, to academia, and all others in between. I like how the characters didn't have to be overly crazy or hypersensative to mundane things, which of course is what made Seinfeld so hilarious. |
I wasn't knocking it. Great show. Still enjoy the re-runs. But Seinfeld was just special in that it went beyond what Cheers admittedly did well.
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| 24 wrote: | | vanexelent wrote: | | 24 wrote: | | vanexelent wrote: | | 24 wrote: | There is Seinfeld, and there is everything else.
I also thought Frasier was very underrated, or at least as underrated as a popular, long running sitcom can be. |
There is Cheers, then there is Seifeld, then there is everything else. |
I really liked Cheers, and it had a great cast and writing, but it pales in comparison to the brilliance of what the Seinfeld folks did. Cheers was always about comedy, and while brilliantly executed, always played it straight. It never tried for, much less achieved the satirical, philosophical, and disgustingly accurate look at human nature the way Seinfeld did. |
While I agree Cheers never attempted to be satirical, I disagree that it wasn't an accurate reflection of society. The bar where everybody knew your name featured people of all walks of life coming and going. Each main character represented different socio-economic backgrounds, from working-class stiffs, to academia, and all others in between. I like how the characters didn't have to be overly crazy or hypersensative to mundane things, which of course is what made Seinfeld so hilarious. |
I wasn't knocking it. Great show. Still enjoy the re-runs. But Seinfeld was just special in that it went beyond what Cheers admittedly did well. |
Of course niether of these shows can hold a candle to the classicly hilarious "Mad About You" or "The Single Guy". |
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| There's I Love Lucy, then there's Cheers, then there's Seinfeld. |
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| Roger O. Thornhill wrote: | | There's I Love Lucy, then there's Cheers, then there's Seinfeld. |
True. While a bit hokey, I still laugh at the antics and dialogue in I Love Lucy. Ethal and Fred make the show, imo though. |
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3s Co, Happy Days, Seinfeld, Family Ties, Cheers whenever given the chance. SBTB to be sure, but I tastefully discriminate between the Old Class and the New Class. I'm easy to please. Seinfeld has given me at least a few more of those Henry Hill laughs than the rest.
If anyone has managed to figure out MASH yet, clue me in.
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No any one favorite, but a few make my short list.
Simpsons and South Park count?
Sanford & Son
Three's Company
Night Court
Laverne & Shirley
The Jeffersons
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| non-player zealot wrote: | 3s Co, Happy Days, Seinfeld, Family Ties, Cheers whenever given the chance. SBTB to be sure, but I tastefully discriminate between the Old Class and the New Class. I'm easy to please. Seinfeld has given me at least a few more of those Henry Hill laughs than the rest.
If anyone has managed to figure out MASH yet, clue me in. |
Nope, still trying. Of course I wasn't old enough to experience it the first time, so that explains most of it. I've always wondered why the last episode was so gargantuenly watched. |
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| non-player zealot wrote: | 3s Co, Happy Days, Seinfeld, Family Ties, Cheers whenever given the chance. SBTB to be sure, but I tastefully discriminate between the Old Class and the New Class. I'm easy to please. Seinfeld has given me at least a few more of those Henry Hill laughs than the rest.
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Mash was a brilliant anti vietnam war satire disguised as a korean war comedy
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It was Seinfeld until I watched all 7 seasons of Curb Your Enthusiasm and realized that EVERY character on that show is Larry David. 
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