What are your favorite sitcoms? - Page 4

Seinfeld, The Office, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are my 3 all time favorites.
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Seinfeld
Curb Your Enthusiasm
The Office
Arrested Development
It's Always Sunny...
Married With Children
WCW Nitro vs WWF Raw (The Monday Night Wars..I still watch old clips of this every now and then...rasslin' was great TV then with Rock, Stone Cold, DX, nWo, Goldberg, Sting etc etc.)

These were my definite go-to shows.
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It's Always Sunny.
Arrested Development.
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I've been catching The Waltons lately and had forgotten how much I loved that show back then.
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Cheers is my all time favorite. Hands down.

Married With Children is probably number 2.

I'd say Scrubbs is probably no 3. I love Dr. Cox
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Originally Posted by Rausch:
Cheers is my all time favorite. Hands down.

Married With Children is probably number 2.

I'd say Scrubbs is probably no 3. I love Dr. Cox

I liked Dr. Bob Kelso
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Originally Posted by CoMoChief:
I liked Dr. Bob Kelso

Got two thumbs?
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Originally Posted by Frazod:
I think Frasier surpassed Cheers. David Hyde Pierce may be the funniest sitcom star of all time.

I was fortunate enough to see him live during the pre-Broadway run of Spamalot. Blew everybody else off the stage.

They have Frasier reruns on Hallmark channel with a couple Cheers episodes each night. Really think I’m going to try watching Frasier.
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Originally Posted by PackerinMo:
They have Frasier reruns on Hallmark channel with a couple Cheers episodes each night. Really think I’m going to try watching Frasier.

I haven't seen it since the 90s. Like NOTHING from that era seems to have aged well.

But Grammar can roll. He's had some shit performances in his time, but he can legit act when things come together, and like I said, it's been awhile, but there were some really good moments in there.
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Originally Posted by Buehler445:
I haven't seen it since the 90s. Like NOTHING from that era seems to have aged well.

But Grammar can roll. He's had some shit performances in his time, but he can legit act when things come together, and like I said, it's been awhile, but there were some really good moments in there.

You said it, hoss

BTW - this ep of half in the bag is more entertaining than half the films of the past year. . .

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Originally Posted by Frazod:
I think Frasier surpassed Cheers. David Hyde Pierce may be the funniest sitcom star of all time.

I was fortunate enough to see him live during the pre-Broadway run of Spamalot. Blew everybody else off the stage.

david hyde pierce has so many classic moments in that show. He is incredible.

the Valentines episode 1999---he doesnt say a word for the whole scene-around 7 minutes-and owns it.
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Originally Posted by displacedinMN:
david hyde pierce has so many classic moments in that show. He is incredible.

the Valentines episode 1999---he doesnt say a word for the whole scene-around 7 minutes-and owns it.

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That's straight theater acting.
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All in the Family
Newhart
Fraser
Andy Griffith(Old-Don Knotts)
Three :-)(Curly only)
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Originally Posted by displacedinMN:
david hyde pierce has so many classic moments in that show. He is incredible.

the Valentines episode 1999---he doesnt say a word for the whole scene-around 7 minutes-and owns it.

Pierce and Grammer were both spectacular in that show. Almost too good for network TV. The entire cast played their rolls perfectly.

Once things started rolling around season 3, that show was top freaking notch in every measurable way. It's a shame it had to be overshadowed by Seinfeld and Friends, because realistically it could have been a flagship show if it had the chance.

NBC sure knows how to roll out the sitcoms.
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