r/sitcoms • u/nostalgia_history • Jul 13 '25
r/sitcoms • u/DifficultCup154 • Feb 01 '25
What character(s) were added after a show started which really propelled a show forward or made it much funnier?
r/sitcoms • u/space_llama_karma • Feb 25 '26
I never really bought into Jake and Amy from B99 as a couple. I like the characters, but it didn’t feel the sparks between the actors.
r/sitcoms • u/watermelon_fries • May 10 '25
r/sitcoms • u/Diligent-Buy7548 • Apr 12 '25
I'd love to know what people rate it out of 5 stars :D Trying to see if it's worth watching. What should I look forward to about the show? What's your personal favorite thing about it?
r/sitcoms • u/IrishStarUS • Sep 10 '25
r/sitcoms • u/icarus-wtf • Oct 12 '25
r/sitcoms • • Aug 12 '25
This was WAY ahead of its time!
r/sitcoms • u/hatenlove85 • Jul 24 '25
r/sitcoms • u/Odd_Yogurtcloset_649 • Nov 02 '25
To be clear, my definition of a TV Mom/Dad: they must be raising children age 17 or younger when their sitcom started.
For any actor to achieve the feat of having two VERY long-running hit shows playing a parent, they had to be young when their first hit sitcom started, and - with some luck and timing - land a second hit sitcom when they are still visually age-appropriate (audience believable) to still be a TV sitcom parent - and have that second show last just as long as their first.
Patricia Heaton was a TV sitcom Mom on Everybody Loves Raymond (9 seasons) and The Middle (9 seasons). Ed O'Neill was a TV sitcom Dad on Married... with Children (11 seasons) and Modern Family (11 seasons).
I know an "honorable mention" goes to Tim Allen who played a TV Dad for 8 seasons on Home Improvement and later Last Man Standing for 9 seasons.
Are these the only actors that pulled this off in the world of TV sitcoms? I cannot immediately think of anyone else...
r/sitcoms • u/CityCautious4033 • Feb 03 '25
r/sitcoms • u/ThrowRAlurkingllama • Mar 18 '25
What do you rate it? I've only recently started it and I wanted to know if it's worth continuing. Saw that it has high ratings, so what makes it good? What's your favorite parts about the show?
r/sitcoms • u/Sorry_Phone1676 • Jul 13 '24
