MST3K (Although not really a sitcom).
Posted on 11/13/2005 12:23:06 AM PST by Lancey Howard
I can't wait to see the first obvious "D'oh!" for a biggie I completely forgot about.
Decent List
I'd swap Cheers and Seinfeld though
Hey man, you forgot "Get Smart".
That's classic!
Three's Company utterly sucked. Not even close to being on any list
Nice enough. :)
Titus and Married with Children
Need something with Bob Newhart in it =)
1. The Andy Griffith Show
2. The Honeymooners
3. The Bleep Van Bleep Show
4. Seinfeld
5. Taxi
6. Cheers
7. Barney Miller
8. M.A.S.H.
9. Everybody Love Raymond
10.I Love Lucy
Car 54 (Where are You)
F Troop
Dick Van Dyke should be in the top 10.
Also, the Addams Family was very well done
| 1. | Honeymooners |
| 2. | Seinfeld |
| 3. | The Odd Couple |
| 4. | Frasier |
| 5. | M*A*S*H |
| 6. | Police Squad |
| 7. | I Love Lucy |
| 8. | Gilligan's Island |
| 9. | Night Court |
| 10. | Cheers |
Based on shows that when I surf the remote, I would stop and watch.
Married with Children is a classic too.
It's a cult!
[yeah, and they worship blue oysters]
1. The Andy Griffith Show
2. The Andy Griffith Show
3. The Andy Griffith Show
4. The Andy Griffith Show
5. The Andy Griffith Show
6. The Andy Griffith Show
7. The Andy Griffith Show
8. The Andy Griffith Show
9. The Andy Griffith Show
10. The Andy Griffith Show
Your mileage may vary. ;-)
Andy Griffith should be much higher, and if British sitcoms are allowed I'd certainly have Fawlty Towers in the top 10.
Amos & Andy?
Darn it!
I already see a couple of classics I forgot, especially Get Smart and Married With Children! I considered Addams Family, Car 54, F Troop, Frasier, and even Fawlty Towers, but either I didn't think they were on long enough or they just didn't cut it. I'm sure there will be some people who list Golden Girls and Everybody Loves Raymond.
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