We hired Sam Elliott — who's not a sitcom actor — to be on a sitcom show, and Debra Winger — who's not a sitcom actor — to be on a sitcom.
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The point is they brought me home in a car, and before I knew it I had a successful sitcom, and I came out, and then I lost that sitcom, and then I got another sitcom, and I lost that sitcom, too.
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It's like when stars of one sitcom show up on another sitcom, except it's cool.
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Old-school sitcom staging meets new-school topical comedy in this reboot of the '70s sitcom.
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Last month, the CBS sitcom surpassed Cheers as the longest-running American multi-camera sitcom when it aired its 276th episode.
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The sitcom stars met up in Beverly Hills' to hang out, share some good sitcom-family vibes, and snap some adorable candid shots.
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In contrast to the multi-camera sitcom is the "single-camera" sitcom, which is the most popular form of TV comedy right now.
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She starred in the sitcom Peep Show In 913, she became a part of the British sitcom Peep Show, where she played Sophie Chapman.
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When television experts talk about a "multi-camera" sitcom, what they mean is a sitcom that functions almost as a filmed play, with multiple cameras (usually four) in fixed positions capturing the action of a sitcom taping, usually in front of a live audience.
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It's rare, for instance, for a network to air a single-camera sitcom and a multi-camera sitcom back to back and have both series thrive.
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It's tempting to think of Downward Dog as "that talking dog sitcom" — it is, after all, a sitcom in which a dog tells us his innermost thoughts.
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The series will follow Murphy as a sitcom wife named Allison as she navigates the struggles of sitcom convention and eventually breaks free to tell her own story.
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Beloved sitcom and screen actress Penny Marshall, who gained fame in the late '70s for her sitcom Laverne & Shirley before transitioning behind the camera to great success, has died.
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The freshman sitcom didn't reinvent the sitcom family wheel so much as it pushed past its limitations to find something far more relatable than the usual formula ever could.
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The one thing I didn't want to do was my warped version of the sitcom, although there is some [expletive] that happens that wouldn't typically happen in a sitcom.
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" There ' s a sitcom waiting to happen," he says.
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But it's worth pointing out that the centerpiece of NBC's very diverse 1980s Thursday sitcom lineup was The Cosby Show, while Seinfeld was the centerpiece of its very white 1990s Thursday sitcom lineup.
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" Fuller House begins as a sitcom family reunion," he wrote.
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It's a dark sitcom with both comedic and bleak intentions.
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And lo, another ABC family sitcom appears on our list.
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Alan Thicke The beloved sitcom actor died yesterday at 69.
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The sitcom is in desperate need of a spin off.
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Interior scenes in the sitcom were shot in a studio.
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More recently, she starred on the sitcom Hot In Cleveland.
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But this question doesn't just make for good sitcom fodder.
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Esposito, now 43, was starring on the sitcom Samantha Who?
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Kevin, meanwhile, quit his sitcom role and dated three women.
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He had his own variety show and his own sitcom.
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That's a concept milked for laughs on any family sitcom.
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For a time, she wanted to write her own sitcom.
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"I wanna do a sitcom with Cardi B," Drescher said.
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But my dislike of it extends beyond the sitcom format.
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Philip K. Fish on the '70s police sitcom Barney Miller.
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In many ways, however, Rick & Morty is a traditional sitcom.
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Jonathan Taylor Thomas starred on the ABC sitcom Home Improvement.
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But what can a sitcom do without a studio audience?
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She came out publicly on her eponymous sitcom in 1997.
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In sitcom terms, the writer's room had created a monster.
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"It was not written like standard sitcom fare," she said.
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Even the embattled sitcom "Roseanne" scored a pair of nominations.
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God's chosen people actually appear to be — gay sitcom stars!
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Even a harmless sitcom like Parks & Rec perpetuates the stereotype.
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In 2008 I began the development process on a sitcom.
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"Derry Girls" is a hilarious sitcom about teens in Ireland.
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" (PHONE JACK) and "Raise the set of a parody sitcom?
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She unleashes a scream of "no" fit for no sitcom.
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A reimagined version of a family sitcom debuts on Freeform.
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Star on the sitcom for enough years to get syndication.
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The host of the sledding party was a sitcom producer.
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Abraha plays an Ethiopian sitcom in the background on YouTube.
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"It's all me!" the sitcom star exclaimed with a grin.
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A family sitcom with a mysterious twist debuts on Netflix.
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But the creative team eventually cornered themselves by calling out the incompatibility between real life and sitcom structure, given that they'd set up a scenario where they needed sitcom structure to tell their stories.
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It's a sitcom in the vein of Norman Lear: finding an important and much-debated topic and then distilling it down to 22-minute sitcom fare, all while in front of a roaring studio audience.
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Kenya Barris also found sitcom success at ABC with Black-ish and Freeform with its spin-off Grown-ish, reviving the popularity of the black family sitcom that had seemed to die in the '90s.
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Think of the difference in presentation between Cheers (a very classical multi-camera sitcom) and Modern Family (an example of what's usually called a "single-camera" sitcom, which is presented much more cinematically than theatrically).
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It's been quite awhile since John Cleese was in a sitcom.
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" He was also featured in the CBS sitcom "The Simple Life.
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NBC is moving the classic sitcom to its own streaming service.
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If this sounds like another popular '90s sitcom, that's no coincidence.
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"They're amazing when it comes to sitcom and scripted," he says.
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To simply call this show a sitcom is selling it short.
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Even the theme song to his sitcom was hilariously self-referential.
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Eugene Gatling on the 53s sitcom "Benson," has died at 94.
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This further revision is probably, in its sitcom-y way, realistic.
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Fox and NBC are working on a sitcom inspired by her.
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I watched a sitcom in Spanish to practice my language skills.
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These dynamics offer an equally modern take on Black sitcom family.
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Issa Rae is one of our best sitcom writers and actresses.
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As the season concluded, politics appeared less frequently on the sitcom.
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There's a sitcom in here somewhere called Fresh Off the Yacht.
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Like a sitcom star, they feel a part of our family.
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Nik Dodani, Alex's friend, also stars in the Netflix sitcom Atypical.
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The sitcom star first opened up about her experience in 1996.
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Sitcom Me, Myself and I was yanked from the schedule early.
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What's more modern than a sitcom that also makes you cry?
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The iconic sitcom is set to return in 2018 on ABC.
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Her new sitcom, The Real O'Neals debuts in March on ABC.
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Its pilot episode largely stuck to a familiar family sitcom formula.
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Beck's probably never watched a Kevin James sitcom in her life.
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In 1, his sitcom It's Garry Shandling's Show premiered on Showtime.
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Parmenter on the Western sitcom "F Troop" from 1965 to 1967.
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The Fox sitcom "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" was awarded outstanding comedy series.
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Not the cool answer either; the sitcom you've watched the most.
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"Or maybe mash them all together and create The Perfect Sitcom."
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Yes, Titus and Lillian (Carol Kane) provide much-needed sitcom levity.
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Watch any sitcom, or mass comedian's stand-up and you'll see.
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Sitcom episodes used to give writers space to tell actual stories.
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There is hard wisdom to be gained within the sitcom model.
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That's what makes Superstore such an effective Great American Sitcom candidate.
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ABC canceled the sitcom "Speechless" after it finished its third season.
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Do we really still need sound effects like a '90s sitcom?
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Susan Olsen portrayed Cindy Brady, the youngest daughter of the sitcom.
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"It's such a ridiculous set—it's a total sitcom," Goebel said.
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The sitcom as a genre has become a completely different animal.
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They wanted to get a writing job or their own sitcom.
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The family sitcom format reflected the domestic setting of radio listening.
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I like each post to feel like a six-second sitcom.
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The groundbreaking NBC sitcom helped normalize gay characters in the 1990s.
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One of my favorite shows was the cult favorite sitcom Community.
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Downward Dog is also a sitcom that stars a talking dog.
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But Roper aspires to more than a yuk-yuk sitcom resolution.
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I will definitely keep imagining 1970s sitcom stars emerging from breadstuffs.
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This is also the challenge of spinning off a college sitcom.
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It's the beginning of the end for this long-running sitcom.
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Critic's Notebook Is the Trump administration a drama or a sitcom?
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The CBS sitcom ran for six seasons from 1972 to 1978.
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It's the beginning of the end for this light Canadian sitcom.
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A sitcom that made you laugh and care in equal measure?
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"Gonna" is an '80s-sitcom premise, executed not at all sitcommily.
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This, meanwhile, is not the first sitcom-guest role for Gates.
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Netflix will be the exclusive global streaming home to the sitcom.
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Fans of the sitcom are not too happy about the change.
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But considering that The Simpsons debuted (as a sitcom) in December 1989 and will turn 30 in a little over a year, it obviously takes quite a lot for a hit animated sitcom to become unprofitable.
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Live in Front of a Studio Audience's big ratings mean the sitcom curiosity will almost certainly become the next trend that TV runs into the ground, like the live musical and the sitcom revival season before it.
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" This week, Nahnatchka Khan discusses her ABC sitcom, "Fresh Off the Boat.
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Sitcom relationships like this always have an air of destiny to them.
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Zelenskiy, a television sitcom star, was elected in a landslide in May.
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On a broader level, "Thanksgiving" is a perfectly sitcom-y holiday episode.
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I don't think I've ever cried so much watching a family sitcom.
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Faris is currently shooting a fifth season of her CBS sitcom Mom.
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City has settled comfortably into the sitcom form, with episode plots usually
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Janney and Faris play mother and daughter on the hit CBS sitcom.
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Thursday's "Big Bang," moreover, isn't nearly as big as past sitcom giants.
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We all don't luck into hero sitcom friends and often fight alone.
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A talking animal sitcom might sound like a hard pill to swallow.
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The duo created and starred in the '90s sitcom The Wayans Bros.
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The wildly popular NBC sitcom she debuted on rocketed her to stardom.
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Don't tell the Bufalinos, but deep inside this movie lurks a sitcom.
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" Peter Dinklage was once on an episode of the sitcom "30 Rock.
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Paired with "Superstore" is another sitcom featuring a former ABC series star.
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The best sitcom about moral philosophy is The Good Place on NBC.
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So, the sitcom has all the markings of a Tina Fey comedy.
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In other words, it's a gender-swapped version of the original sitcom.
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The WarnerMedia streaming service will have exclusive rights to the hit sitcom.
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The sitcom will settle into its regular time slot of 8 p.m.
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The "fish out of water" premise has been a venerable sitcom staple.
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Later, asked to appear on Tina Fey's sitcom "30 Rock," he demurred.
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Levin compared Ivory to the beloved '80s sitcom nanny/butler, Mr. Belvedere.
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A White House workplace sitcom like the Obamas' favorite show, Parks & Rec?
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She and her family watch reruns of his old sitcom every Christmas.
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Twenty five years ago this week, the sitcom Blossom debuted on NBC.
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Instead, C.C. joins a cheesy sitcom about promiscuous nuns named Pretty Sinners.
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This sitcom depicts life in a new mosque in small-town Canada.
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MICHAEL: Mark our words, Clinton Kelly will have written a famous sitcom.
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"Maybe if you are watching some stupid sitcom, it's okay," Ezell says.
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I don't want it to feel like a sitcom because it's not.
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It's sure to be full of cameos, nostalgia and classic sitcom misunderstandings.
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Ellie Kemper's irreverent sitcom is about to return for a second season.
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New Girl is still bound by the conventions of a network sitcom.
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Even Friends, the most '90s sitcom of them all, had 22 minutes.
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The main thing that makes a multi-camera sitcom work is time.
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The ranking of on-screen sitcom romances is a hotly disputed topic.
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Reruns of his 1980s-era NBC sitcom disappeared from television last year.
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ABC debuted a reboot of her 1990s sitcom "Roseanne" earlier this year.
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Obviously, The Gethard Show was not like a sitcom that got canceled.
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And so far, from this first trailer, Adlon's new sitcom looks great.
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"They elevated the art of the sitcom," Armstrong told NBC News recently.
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Eve Plumb played Jan Brady, the second oldest daughter of the sitcom.
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With any other sitcom, a final chapter this bleak would seem cruel.
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This sitcom, which ran from 1989 to 1998, was topical and smart.
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The popular New York City-based sitcom had a six-season run.
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Lance tells TMZ, he's a super fan of the 70's sitcom.
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It's much more interesting that way: You're your own little sitcom onstage.
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But it's become the kind of sitcom that prefers applause to laughs.
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But the show itself is kludgy, combining dated sitcom rhythms with sermonizing.
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But its predecessor, the 1990s sitcom "Full House," lasted for eight seasons.
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So it's no surprise that the family sitcom "Roseanne" gets a comeback.
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" His last television role was in an episode of the sitcom "Dr.
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Well, Cheers is the enduring bar sitcom here to save us all.
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The reboot of the classic sitcom has largely been a ratings dud.
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So what would an updated version of the hit sitcom look like?
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In 2018, she appeared in an episode of sitcom "Kevin Can Wait."
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The sitcom was canceled when Ms. Barr later posted a racist tweet.
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That was the biggest audience for a sitcom in nearly four years.
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"Linda Vista" is as packed with nasty zingers as an HBO sitcom.
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Season 3 could have marked the downturn of this hormone-centric sitcom.
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THEN: Brad Pitt had his first onscreen role in the sitcom "Dallas."
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With Kumail Nanjiani's glow-up, another former sitcom actor has muscled up.
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The series make good complements, like two testaments in a sitcom Bible.
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We weren't like TV sitcom characters, but we were peers and confidantes.
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Can I finally admit that my role model was a sitcom character?
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Richmond's most recent role was on the sitcom "That Show Called Arif."
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Levine's most recent role was on the Netflix sitcom "No Good Nick."
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Some TV critics felt that the sitcom was better off without Barr.
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Then ABC canceled Last Man Standing, a rare right-of-center sitcom.
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Is this the political equivalent of a laugh track for a sitcom?
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The long-running Norman Lear sitcom is retooled for a new century.
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Complete with a laugh track, That '43s Show is a classic sitcom.
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There was plenty of sex in Season 2, particularly for a sitcom.
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The program is probably best described as a meta-sitcom, using the standard three-camera sitcom format to tell the story of a bunch of characters that actually knew they were living in the world of a television show.
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Surprisingly, it wasn't the primetime network TV sitcom that made her Insta-famous.
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In their quest to do that, they've decided to ruin the hangout sitcom.
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The British hospital-based sitcom Green Wing was short but incredibly, incredibly sweet.
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The Disney sitcom from the '00s was uniquely fashion-forward and female-focused.
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The actor stars in the Netflix sitcom The Ranch, along with Ashton Kutcher.
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The sitcom, a spinoff of Diff'rent Strokes, became a classic in the 1980s.
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Unfortunately, this is a sitcom, so the ambush doesn't go quite as planned.
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A Roseanne star has opened up about the cancelation of the sitcom revival.
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The sitcom is available via CBS All Access, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu.
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In January 73, the CBS sitcom went on hiatus after he entered rehab.
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" As Reggie puts it, he's basically "the black guy in a white sitcom.
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Could The Nanny be the next beloved sitcom to get a network revival?
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In addition to a bona fide sitcom legend, Marshall was a prolific director.
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Millions loved, and kept on loving, the innocent sitcom about a blended family.
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Yvonne De Carlo starred as Lily Munster in the hit sitcom "The Munsters."
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In January 2011, the CBS sitcom went on hiatus after he entered rehab.
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She appeared on three episodes of the recently-revived NBC sitcom in 2004.
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Where are the sitcom-y hijinks in that kind of swift professional exchange?
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For a sitcom, Red Dwarf paid a surprising amount of attention to science.
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She also slammed their decision to re-launch the sitcom as The Connors.
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Unlike that elder sitcom, it has continued uninterrupted ever since, for 639 episodes.
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In a 2012 episode of New Girl, a half-hour sitcom on Fox,
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But the thing is, and it's funny because it's just like some sitcom.
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On Thursday, the former sitcom star made a formal statement to the press.
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Michu Meszaros, who portrayed ALF in the same-named '80s sitcom, has died.
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He was allowed to watch the Bluth family sitcom and play PlayStation 3.
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"Blue Valentime" is a jarring, purposely unfunny episode of a very funny sitcom.
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The Mindy Project has more alternate universe episodes than nearly any other sitcom.
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Wrapping up, there's a small council meeting that basically devolves into a sitcom.
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All these descriptions go hand in hand with the usual family sitcom clichés.
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But The Grinder isn't as dispirited with the sitcom form as that show.
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Cons: Standing on a table screaming like you're in an early '60s sitcom.
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But it never stops being a true sitcom, which is no easy feat.
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The Ku Klux Klan is taking recruitment tips from sitcom kidnappers now, apparently.
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Sitcom empresario Norman Lear built his career on exploring difficult topics through comedy.
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But Angie Tribeca is neither your typical cop show nor your typical sitcom.
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We found that the '90s sitcom actually had a lot of feminist moments.
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Yes, the John Legend-Chrissy Teigen holiday special has us craving a sitcom.
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The Money Issue Money worries and striving were part of the mainstream sitcom.
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No sitcom simulacrum can dull the impact of that kind of artistic sincerity.
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Her latest comments came as she promoted the reboot of her eponymous sitcom.
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Jerry Seinfeld's style, showcased in the sitcom "Seinfeld," became iconic for the decade.
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Odell played Ari Caldwell on the TV sitcom "The Goldbergs," according to IMDB.
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Brothers Matt, Joey, and Andrew Lawrence had their own sitcom in the '90s.
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However, Ribisi had a television acting career before appearing in the hit sitcom.
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Roseanne Barr makes a racist tweet, leading to the cancellation of her sitcom.
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The image was shared in honor of the 25th anniversary of the sitcom.
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Allen, an outspoken Republican, starred as a right-leaning character on the sitcom.
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It's a big, big swing for what is ultimately a pretty sprightly sitcom.
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In January 2011, the CBS sitcom went on hiatus when Sheen entered rehab.
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Jeong, feels more like any other American family sitcom—the family just happens
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There are a lot of things ABC's beloved sitcom Black-ish does well.
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Why do I want to get a little sitcom that might be canceled?
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The award-winning sitcom has even won praise from Vice President Joe Biden.
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And like generations before them, they too fall in love with the sitcom.
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"He's like Maxwell Smart," Davíd said—the bumbling spy in the sixties sitcom.
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How would their sometimes sharp-edged sitcom, which returns to NBC on Sept.
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A new sitcom airs on CBS, while a new documentary debuts on HBO.
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Sue Costello starred in her own sitcom, "Costello," on Fox 20 years ago.
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Cleese recently debuted "Hold the Sunset," his first BBC sitcom in 43 years.
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Done. What if the shenanigans of Tyrion and Bronn were actually a sitcom?
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It's a popular sitcom theme that is played far too much in syndication.
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Mostly, Ms. Barks conducts herself like a peppy, tomboyish cutup from a sitcom.
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Matt LeBlanc dips his toes into hands-on parenting in this family sitcom.
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The 2008 sitcom "The Return of Jezebel James" ran for only three episodes.
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The Emmy Award-winning sitcom star Valerie Harper died last month at 80.
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Thus began one of the most dramatic, surprisingly heartbreaking fights in sitcom history.
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The actor appeared on several episodes of the CBS sitcom beginning in 1987.
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ABC's sitcom "black-ish" exists, partly, to satirize these sorts of conversational bloopers.
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"The Jim Gaffigan Show" is the rare sitcom with a recurring priest character.
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Tia and Tamera Mowry played long-lost twins on the sitcom "Sister Sister."
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It's Thursday: Come up with a title for a sitcom about your workplace.
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You could walk into any sitcom writing room — plenty of male representation there.
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You get a holding deal, you get a sitcom, you write a book.
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Well, they're old terms, but relative to the way sitcom format had ... Sitcom has become this incredible financial engine for television, especially for studios, where you don't want any of the episodes to be too deeply intertwined from a storytelling perspective.
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The producers of "South Park" created "That's My Bush!" in 2001, a short-lived sitcom built around the character of George W. Bush (played by Timothy Bottoms), which primarily satirized sitcom conventions with its exaggerated laugh track and silly catchphrases.
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Hillerman then took on notable roles as the boss of Bonnie Franklin on the long-running CBS sitcom "One Day at a Time," and trading sarcastic quips with Betty White in the short-lived sitcom "The Betty White Show" in 1977.
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IN HIS old television sitcom, Jimmy Morales used to dress up as a prisoner.
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The series finale was sweet, tying up everything with a formulaic sitcom-style ending.
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Robert Pastorelli, a "breakout" sitcom star from Murphy Brown, in a "wacky" comedic role.
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The sitcom gave us the Geller Bowl, Joey in maternity pants, and Brad Pitt.
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Tom Arnold, right, believes his ex-wife Roseanne Barr wanted the ABC sitcom canceled.
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Since it started three seasons ago, the sitcom has become TV's most famous tryhard.
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Unfortunately, Kristen Bell's new sitcom might mean fans will have to wait for it.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's breakout role was arguably his television turn on the sitcom Growing Pains.
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"Christmas 1972" doesn't reinvent the sitcom Christmas episode, but it also doesn't try to.
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Next up on the great Game of Thrones sitcom we never got to see.
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And she scored three Emmy nods for her work on ABC sitcom Ugly Betty.
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The sitcom star has zero qualms about the world seeing what's underneath her bra.
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Kutcher still finds time to act and currently stars in Netflix sitcom "The Ranch."
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Twins Drew and Jonathan Scott, 40, are developing a sitcom to air on FOX.
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Binge your favorite sitcom, take a nap or finish a chapter of a book.
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As in a sitcom script, the lawn guys came (Grace told them to leave).
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The numbers for the return of ABC's classic sitcom on Tuesday night are astronomical.
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For a zany sitcom, there's a surprising amount of dense plotting to New Girl.
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There's plenty of talent in "Cooper Barrett," solid sitcom actors delivering crisp, writerly patter.
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"Flowers for Charlie," a 2013 episode of the sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
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You may know Waller-Bridge from her hit sitcom Fleabag, available on Amazon Prime.
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Unfortunately, I don't think that would fly even on the sitcom-iest of sitcoms.
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In 1993, the actor accepted the role of Martin Crane in NBC's sitcom Frasier.
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They want a remake of the sitcom The Nanny, but with one major change.
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It is a very 20th century-style studio sitcom, complete with a laugh track.
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Styles recently got into the television producing game with upcoming CBS sitcom Happy Together.
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The show is still an old-fashioned three-camera sitcom, with live audience laughter.
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An NBC sitcom revival is gaining a superstar in not one, but two roles.
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The coming-of-age sitcom will end after season 3, the network announced Wednesday.
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Harrington played building super Dwayne Schneider on the classic sitcom from 1975 to 1984.
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Yes, the Disjointed star lights up before reading scripts for her weed dispensary sitcom.
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For the uninitiated, Trial & Error is basically the sitcom version of American Vandal — a.k.a.
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Television laugh tracks are often thought of as one of the worst sitcom affectations.
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On Melissa Joan Hart-starring sitcom Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, Sabrina's parents are MIA.
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And their Full House costar Dave Coulier guest-starred on the sitcom in November.
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Other than Melissa, it was very different and certainly not a multi-cam sitcom.
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He debuted his sitcom Rel — also ushering in the return of Sinbad to primetime!
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Seeking to quash their romance, the Rosses got the sitcom moved to Los Angeles.
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Kaye Ballard, who starred in the 1960s sitcom The Mothers-In-Law, has died.
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A towering sitcom achievement and a far cry from what was to come. 1.
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It looks like the beloved NBC sitcom won't be seeing a reunion anytime soon.
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The show starts out as part teen sitcom, part spy thriller, part pure horror.
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That same year, her character on the ABC hit sitcom Ellen also came out.
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And cast members from the 1980s sitcom "Cheers" are not toasting the same candidate.
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That's right, we could be seeing a Kaling-esque spin on the HBO sitcom.
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At the time, many compared it to its contemporary, the seminal American sitcom "Friends".
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She's slightly hoarse from a long day of promotion for her latest sitcom, Camping.
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If you've ever watched Veep, you know the HBO sitcom is straight-up hilarious.
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The stand-up comedian stars in "Sunnyside," an NBC sitcom created by Kal Penn.
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She also starred on TV Land sitcom "Hot in Cleveland" from 2010 to 2015.
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Maybe the Great American Sitcom is just a show that's incredibly well put together.
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There was even a '90s-style sitcom opening that couldn't have been more adorable.
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Any deal could be complicated by Barr's relationship to the sitcom and Carsey-Werner.
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It's an angry-young-woman sitcom, as biting and bitter as it is funny.
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It led to the abrupt cancellation of her self-titled, top rated ABC sitcom.
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The sitcom, which ran from 1989 to 1997, made the character Steve Urkle famous.
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Today, he is starring in his own sitcom on TBS titled "The Last O.G."
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Another NBC sitcom, "Parks and Recreation," will move from Netflix to Peacock next October.
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Scarborough had previously called for ABC to stop airing the sitcom after Barr's tweet.
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New Girl star Deschanel shared the dramatic tale of Prince's sitcom cameo on Conan.
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He played a corporate boss on the sitcom "30 Rock" from 20073 to 2013.
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For an ABC sitcom, it's a notably political episode, even in the silliest ways.
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Then, she headlined a sitcom of her own, The New Adventures of Old Christine.
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And yet it's not impossible to get a new traditional sitcom on TV today.
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Steve Beshear in a diner that looked like a sitcom set, wasn't for you.
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Would they reprise their sitcom characters to make a get-out-the-vote video?
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Some actors spend their lives desperately trying to distance themselves from their sitcom characters.
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This is why, say, the family sitcom never seems to run out of juice.
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For five years the two worked on the web-based sitcom Falling in Love. . .
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A.O. SCOTT There's an element of these movies that is basically a workplace sitcom.
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"TAXI" was a sitcom that ran on NBC and ABC from 563 to 1983.
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Penny Marshall, the director and sitcom star, has died at the age of 75.
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Until then, we're all on a Friends break — the cast of the sitcom included.
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On the one hand, this sitcom construction allows Atlanta to constantly pivot among tones.
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His longest-running show, the sitcom "Norm," aired on ABC between 103 and 2001.
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Many critics liked the workplace sitcom "Great News," but it didn't draw many viewers.
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So the TV impresario made a sitcom that's also a profound work of philosophy.
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How do you value a sitcom that hasn't been on TV for 14 years?
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Making her first theatrical feature, Adrienne Barbeau was a seasoned Broadway and sitcom performer.
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America Ferrera has announced that she's leaving the NBC sitcom Superstore after five years.
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The absurdist sitcom about life in small-town Canada returns for its seventh season.
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The beloved rebooted sitcom stars Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Sean Hayes and Megan Mullally.
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Murphy, mostly unknown before "Schitt's Creek," said the sitcom also has changed her life.
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And there was Tim Allen, whose sitcom, "Last Man Standing," was revived by Fox.
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She also said that many fans of the sitcom would often recognize the building.
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That's not an uncommon problem for a sitcom finale, but it still felt deflating.
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Transgender actress Josie Totah has been cast in the lead role for the sitcom.
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Had the Pill ever been mentioned in a sitcom script before "Mary Tyler Moore"?
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After that, the popular sitcom will be removed from the streaming service in 2020.
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This week the classic sitcom celebrates the 50th anniversary of its very first episode.
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It was the newest streaming dramedy: yet another adult animated alt-comedy meta-sitcom.
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And, of course, reading a novel or watching a sitcom may make people happier.
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The singer/sitcom star talked about the fact it recently snowed in Las Vegas.
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And the Fox sitcom "New Girl" makes its debut in a new time slot.
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What begins in meet-awkward sitcom mode thus moves quickly into "Thelma & Louise" territory.
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From its earliest incarnation, the family sitcom has served as both mirror and model.
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None of these questions are all that unusual for a family sitcom to tackle.
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Could be good, could also be the plot of any family-facing 1970s sitcom.
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You become one of the biggest stars in the country, you get a sitcom.
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Popular television shows like CBC sitcom "Working Moms," BBC sitcom "Motherland," and CBS's "Mom" deviate from the good mother/bad mother binary and defy the "mommy myth," a highly romanticized and yet demanding view of motherhood which sets impossible standards for success.
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Plaza appeared in all seven seasons of the popular sitcom as fan-favorite April Ludgate.
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In response, we all now that ABC has cancelled the reboot of Roseanne, the sitcom.
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The series was hailed by feminists and fans alike as the first modern woman's sitcom.
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Warburton's character on the sitcom was the sometimes boyfriend of Julia Louis-Dreyfus' character Elaine.
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The three played Monica, Phoebe and Rachel, respectively, in the sitcom that ended in 2004.
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Being sexually harassed by a sitcom writer is like being sexually harassed by your gynecologist.
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Immediately after playing Kimmy Gibbler on the family hit sitcom, she headed off to college.
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Thicke also portrayed Bure's brother Kirk Cameron's dad on the 1985-1992 sitcom Growing Pains.
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The sitcom crafted an entire episode around it, which never treated it as a punchline.
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Incredibles 2 is a family sitcom, Runaways is high-school melodrama, Venom is horror/comedy.
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Like SFU or the Showtime sitcom The Big C, there are definite moments of humor.
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Netflix picked up the sitcom for a fourth season in 2013, but restructured the show.
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The Roseanne revival can't avoid the label of "political sitcom" in this day and age.
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Geoffrey Owens played Dr. Huxtable's son-in-law Elvin Tibideaux on the long-running sitcom.
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"The sitcom has always been the goal, especially as a stand-up comic," Howery said.
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On Tuesday, Cruz posted a video from the sitcom Happy Days showing a ski jump.
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Mythic Quest is a made-for-Apple TV+ sitcom about working in video game development.
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This animated sitcom on Fox is as subtle and amusing as a brick border wall.
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"WandaVision" is a TV show billed as part classic sitcom and part epic Marvel adventure.
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It eventually became a TV sitcom pilot for Sony Pictures, but never got picked up.
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He is also known for portraying network executive Jack Donaghy in NBC's "30 Rock" sitcom.
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But what we do learn makes him sound like the dad in a 1950s sitcom.
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The legendary '90s sitcom, which lasted 10 seasons, celebrated its 25th anniversary on September 22.
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The remodel will be "'70s inspired" in keeping with the era of the original sitcom.
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Though its format may be standard sitcom stuff, "Frasier" was not afraid to take risks.
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PLUS: Henner reveals she still keeps in touch with her castmates from the ABC sitcom.
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More recently, Zsigmond shot a number of episodes of Mindy Kaling's sitcom The Mindy Project.
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About 50 of the sitcom icon's family and friends reportedly gathered for a private ceremony.
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Mahoney played Kelsey Grammer's cranky father, Martin Crane, for 11 seasons on the hit sitcom.
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Greenberg singles out Amy Hill's role on Téa Leoni's NBC sitcom The Naked Truth. Why?
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The show would go on to become Britain's longest-running sitcom, airing from 1973-2010.
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A 2017 Rolling Stone article titled "Harry Styles' New Direction" documented the sitcom-ready situation.
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You know Americans have heard of a thing when it shows up in a sitcom.
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A year later, a strangely similar sitcom appeared on STS, titled ''How I Became Russian.
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In other words, writing material for a sitcom wife is really hard to do. Gag.
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In one episode, Kim is asked to play a stereotypical Asian character on a sitcom.
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NBC's Marlon, starring Marlon Wayans, is a Black family sitcom for the social media era.
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She went on to turn her stories into a book, and then a television sitcom.
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There's a lot of talk about the new ABC family sitcom Speechless, which premieres tonight.
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And on The Good Place, a 22-minute sitcom about the afterlife, they finally do.
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Melanie Lynskey worked alongside Charlie Sheen in the CBS sitcom "Two and a Half Men."
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The beloved ABC sitcom, which ran for eight seasons from 1991-99, launched Allen's career.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter , Remini, 47, will play Jean in the new Fox sitcom.
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These humorists run the gamut of comedy: stand-ups, improvisers, sitcom stars, sketch-comedy writers.
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Cliff should have been the envy of any father ever to appear on a sitcom.
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"One time she did nod off," said Ed Weeks, who plays Jeremy on the sitcom.
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Attending a multi-camera sitcom taping is a wholly unique experience in American pop culture.
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The multi-camera sitcom has proved as much, time and time again, throughout TV's history.
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On a single-camera sitcom, that might be presented to the audience as it happened.
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It proved that a sitcom didn't need a point or an overarching lesson to impart.
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Entertainment Weekly reported Wednesday that the next season of the sitcom will be its last.
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Wendy played school principal Regina "Piggy" Grier on Harvey's hit sitcom from 1996 to 2002.
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Melcher died unexpectedly in 1968, leaving Day with a CBS sitcom and in financial straits.
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According to TVLine, she already has a guest role lined up on a popular sitcom.
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Meanwhile, 1980s sitcom star Scott Baio wants Republican businessman Donald Trump to be in charge.
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Reviews are so glowing that the sitcom already got picked up for a second season.
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John played Kelsey Grammer's cranky father, Martin Crane, for 11 seasons on the hit sitcom.
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The sitcom star explained that his character was originally going to be a single father.
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Mary + Jane has more in common with a classic sitcom, playing for big, mainstream laughs.
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She is interrupted several times by transitions and music stings reminiscent of the '90s sitcom.
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Instead, NBC aired an episode of the sitcom that was originally slated for June 28.
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"Arrested Development," a sitcom created by Mitchell Hurwitz, ran from 2003 to 2006 on Fox.
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Her hit television sitcom "Roseanne" was yanked off the air by ABC bosses on Tuesday.
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And her costars appreciated her presence on the hit sitcom, which ran from 1978–83.
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Instead of plugging his sitcom, he recounted the momentous day McNamara never got to experience.
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NBC also canceled "Undateable," a sitcom created by Bill Lawrence ("Scrubs") that debuted in 2014.
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Barbera Versatile would be a great sitcom name for the annoying neighbor constantly spouting clichés.
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"Black-ish," the ABC sitcom with a socially conscious edge, was also among the winners.
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I confess to never having watched the popular NBC sitcom during its first few seasons.
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The sitcom, starring the rest of the "Roseanne" cast, is poised to premiere this fall.
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"Full House" sitcom actor Loughlin's husband, Mossimo Giannulli, was released on a $1 million bond.
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In 1997, DeGeneres — along with her character on the sitcom "Ellen" — came out as gay.
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So you shot the segment as if it were an actual three-camera sitcom. Yes.
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Let's just earnestly present this as if it were a sitcom back in the day.
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In addition to acting on the sitcom, Savage also coproduced and directed a few episodes.
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It's tough to pick one favorite episode when the '80s sitcom has six memorable ones.
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And to eventually have a baby at the end of a nine-year sitcom run?
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Sure, there are wacky friends and sitcom-esque situations, but there are also real problems.
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People also love The Big Bang Theory — the sitcom has won an Emmy or two.
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The FX sitcom has never been nominated for an Emmy, despite being a critical darling.
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We all have a lot of unresolved fantasies when it comes to '90s sitcom Seinfeld.
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A popular 1970s TV sitcom featured Tony Randall as Felix and Jack Klugman as Oscar.
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Also nobody expects this sitcom mother of three boys to be in a strip club.
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The news can barely keep up with the news these days; how can a sitcom?
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The sitcom could also help ABC finally escape the basement among the big four networks.
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Not every sitcom becomes meaner as it gets older, but a lot of them do.
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In his golf sweater and khakis, Mort looked like the dad in a '50s sitcom.
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" Ms. Henner is famous for playing the cabby Elaine Nardo in the 1970s sitcom "Taxi.
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Also nobody expects this sitcom mother of three boys to be in a strip club.
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The star ended up winning some damages, while NBC renamed the sitcom The Hogan Family.
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"Friends" isn't the only beloved sitcom to have a return to prominence thanks to streaming.
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Encounters The former sitcom star and anti-aging mogul shares her tips for staying young.
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DeGeneres famously came out as gay during a 1997 of her sitcom The Ellen Show.
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You might remember, as I did, that the "Groundbreaking 1990s sitcom" was ELLEN DeGeneres's show.
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It wasn't an archway to a sitcom hallway where the doors would be off-camera.
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Blending screwball fizz and sticky melancholy, it basically invents a new genre: the noir sitcom.
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The Jonas Brothers have all shared their regrets about starring on the Disney sitcom "Jonas."
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"Darla!" is an oral history of a (nonexistent) short-lived pornographic sitcom from the '90s.
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This week: the classic sitcom Community, which debuted 10 years ago on September 17, 2009.
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" He also played himself on several episodes of the sitcom "How I Met Your Mother.
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It was the kind sitcom characters sometimes cough up at a mortifying wedding — or funeral.
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This under-appreciated sitcom follows the antics of some 40something friends in their Florida neighborhood.
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Schmidt's desire to transpose a sitcom character's outfits into art has a somewhat elongated history.
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His television career started with an appearance on the sitcom "That's My Mama" in 1975.
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Anderson famously played Judge Harry T. Stone on the NBC sitcom from 1984 to 1992.
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Often, though, their teasing doesn't feel different from the family raillery of many a sitcom.
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Bono recurred throughout the night, like a sitcom guest star with a three-episode arc.
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As do many comedies, this bawdy sitcom ends its final season with a marriage. Probably.
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But the live studio audience sitcom doesn't just require the same ensemble gelling mentioned above.
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There are so many things working against ABC's sitcom Speechless, currently in its third season.
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For one thing, how many different iterations of the family sitcom can there possibly be?
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It was less of a risk in 2017 than it was in 1998 for NBC to greenlight a sitcom about a gay lawyer and his only gay friend — particularly if it's the exact same sitcom, now with a built-in audience, hungry for nostalgia.
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Well, first of all, I had already had a conversation with Ted Sarandos, who runs programming there, and I knew that he wanted to get into the sitcom arena, and I knew that they hadn't gotten into the sitcom arena, at least with original sitcoms.
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By the second episode, Abby's settles into a nice rhythm that suggests after a handful of episodes, it could be as good as any sitcom shot outdoors could possibly be (which is to say, very good, because shooting a sitcom outdoors is a great idea).
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The crucial difference between Fresh Off The Boat and other sitcoms is that even when Fresh Off The Boat indulges in typical sitcom tropes, they very often emerge from more unexpected sources, simply because — to be frank — the Huangs are not your typical sitcom family.
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Tommy Ford, known for his role as Tommy Strawn on the '90s sitcom Martin, has died.
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Daniels played the iconic teacher for all seven seasons of the ABC sitcom from 1993-2000.
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" Clinton also auditioned for the role of Jim on next fall's new sitcom "The (Oval) Office.
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The live studio audience seems to give this sort of sitcom an advantage in that regard.
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Thomas played Jerry Gold on the '90s sitcom and also starred in Cheers and Mork & Mindy.
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Doubtfire and joined the ABC sitcom Boy Meets World in 1997 for its final three seasons.
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Hayes, who played James' wife, Donna, on the sitcom, shared the news on Twitter Saturday afternoon.
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The web series uses the comfort of the sitcom format to openly explore matters of identity.
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Laurie Metcalf played Jackie Harris on the beloved late 80's and 90's sitcom Roseanne.
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You know, the one where you decorated your apartment to look like a sitcom living room.
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The sitcom launched the careers of Thicke and the actor who played his son, Kirk Cameron.
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The TV star recounted the story of his casting on the sitcom in a 2011 interview.
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Trump's speech reminded of a sitcom, which at the end was more like a horror comedy.
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Next week, he will debut his own self-titled sitcom where he plays young-spirited father.
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Okay, yeah, that makes the show sound more like a dark drama than an animated sitcom.
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Flannery said she "would love to" be a part of a reboot of her hit sitcom.
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Netflix's Living with Yourself, which launches on October 18th, is in many ways a standard sitcom.
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Lynde, particularly, had perfected his shtick and made it family friendly enough for the sitcom Bewitched.
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Her character and her husband fall asleep and realize they've dozed through ABC's Tuesday sitcom block.
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A new series will debut on Fox called "305," a sitcom based on life in Miami.
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The finale gave us yet another historic reversal, in that this drama turned into a sitcom.
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My love for the '90s sitcom Roseanne is probably the most off-brand thing about me.
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It's hosted by Craig Charles, who played Lister in the British sci-fi sitcom Red Dwarf.
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In 2014, she joined the cast of the LeBron James-produced sitcom Survivor's Remorse on Starz.
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"I always thought I was going to be that weird friend on a sitcom," she shared.
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Even fellow FOX sitcom heroine Jessica Day (Zooey Deschanel) has explored role play to comedic heights.
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Her UPN sitcom, Eve, aired the year after she had her big film break in Barbershop.
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Last December, fans of the beloved sitcom revolted when they noticed an expiration date of Jan.
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From a realistic teen drama to a '90s sitcom reboot, no two shows are the same.
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The most popular blue-collar sitcom family from the '90s is looking to get back together.
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We're quirky neighbors in the sitcom of life, walking cautionary tales barely old enough to drink.
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It would become "BoJack Horseman" (2014-), an award-winning show about a washed-up sitcom star.
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In Santa Clarita, he attacks the family sitcom with the same stylized absurdity and mock naïveté.
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Even the stars of Friends can't help but quote the famous sitcom from time to time.
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Will & Grace is a reboot of the hit sitcom that originally ran from 1998 to 2006.
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Ed Weeks is having a blast with his role on Fox's new sitcom LA to Vegas.
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But for the sake of all the sitcom wives out there, we sure hope it is.
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Nuri works as a writer on a popular Black sitcom and just purchased her first home.
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Galecki guest-starred on Bialik&aposs &apos90s sitcom "Blossom" when they were both 14-years-old.
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I'd so rarely heard that word uttered on television before, let alone on a network sitcom.
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Those roles led to a starring act as wiseacre Judge Stone in his own NBC sitcom.
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The rebooted sitcom will return for a fifth and final season this fall, Netflix announced Thursday.
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His biggest solo success came with the sitcom "According to Jim" which ran from 2001-2009.
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Schneider continued working with Bynes on the WB sitcom What I Like About You in 2002.
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ABC has announced they are bringing the beloved sitcom back next year with the original cast.
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It's a radical vision for a heartwarming sitcom, one I hope the series can fully realize.
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According to a new report from Esquire U.K., Vince Vaughn almost starred in the NBC sitcom.
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Roseanne Barr hopes to teach tolerance and compassion in the next installment of her ABC sitcom.
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Viall, 37, will guest-star opposite Minnie Driver on ABC's sitcom Speechless, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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" A year after coming out, ABC canceled the sitcom — something DeGeneres said left her feeling "blindsided.
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The return of fan-favorite NBC sitcom is causing a (sweet) shake-up at Shake Shack.
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Still, the incident did not delay production on the fifth season of his hit Freeform sitcom.
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Cornett, 21, is perhaps best known as Ryan on the CBS ensemble sitcom Life in Pieces.
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Guillaume starred as the level-headed butler Benson DuBois on the sitcom "Benson" from 1979 - 1986.
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Which brings us to Barry, a new half-hour sitcom that debuted on HBO in March.
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Roseanne Barr said some shockingly vitriolic things to bring her newly revived sitcom crashing to earth.
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During most of its 12 seasons, "Two and a Half Men" was TV's most watched sitcom.
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ABC's "Happy Days" is another classic sitcom that didn't win an Emmy in the major categories.
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But it has to be a sitcom, though, and it has to have a laugh track.
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Throughout her time as Kelly Kapoor on the sitcom "The Office," Mindy Kaling occasionally had bangs.
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Though Metcalf found fame on the sitcom "Roseanne," she has rarely been far from the stage.
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So why couldn't a sitcom be just as funny as the real players, the real guys?
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The tweet prompted ABC Entertainment President Channing Dungey to cancel the sitcom, despite it's instant success.
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In addition to the baby sketch, I also particularly enjoyed the jab at the traditional sitcom.
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It's possible to discern the ghostly outline of an American television sitcom in the movie's structure.
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"To Be Continued …" Sitcom Episodes I have a very strange obsession with two-part comedy episodes.
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They are not ordinary tenants, but something like the cast of an eccentric, bohemian sitcom family.
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In an episode of the '90s sitcom "Martin," a plumber dies suddenly while fixing Martin's toilet.
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Roseanne Barr had her resuscitated ABC sitcom canceled in May after she posted a racist tweet.
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Picture Prompts The animated sitcom starring the family in this image just began its 30th season.
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He and his brother have acted on numerous television shows, including their Disney channel sitcom, "Bizaardvark."
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They're still there, but the sitcom setups are gone; they're mostly just pleasant, like everything else.
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A new cartoon series from Stephen Colbert depicts the Trump White House as an ensemble sitcom.
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But it was this CBS sitcom that won Reynolds an Emmy and actually garnered an audience.
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As a topical, working-class sitcom led by a Trump supporter, "Roseanne" is unique — for now.
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Fox played a news anchor dealing with his own Parkinson's diagnosis on the short-lived sitcom.
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But this isn't the only homage to a classic Norman Lear sitcom she's making this week.
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One day after school, we see a family sitcom playing on the TV in the background.
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CBS ordered 13 episodes and said the sitcom will be part of its 2018-19 season.
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This year's concert will be hosted by John Stamos, who starred in ABC's "Full House" sitcom.
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He starred in the Fox time-travel sitcom "Making History," which was canceled after one season.
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With Speechless, ABC has found another winning family sitcom with a real — and very funny — voice.
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The charges against the once-beloved comedian and sitcom star had been floating around for years.
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" Our critics liked it too: Our first review called "The Good Place" an "ingenious metaphysical sitcom.
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Korean and Chinese historical dramas Tired of the same old U.S. prestige TV and sitcom reruns?
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Eddie also made a guest appearance on the CBS sitcom 'King of Queens' back in 2002.
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Eleven years after the end of their hit sitcom, the women of Girlfriends are back together.
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"One Day at a Time," a 21st-century reboot of a 1970s network TV multicamera sitcom.
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He exploited how much his sitcom really did matter — as much to America as for him.
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Pete Holmes, the star of the HBO sitcom "Crashing," hosts this night of stand-up comedy.
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"I'm not codependent," the English comic Roisin Conaty says in the second season of this sitcom.
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For its entire existence, the American sitcom was anti-cinematic, beholden to the demands of advertisers.
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One place that Tony and Chris crossed paths: "Everybody Hates Chris," a sitcom that Chris cocreated.
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N.L.," wrote a part for him on "30 Rock," a backstage sitcom set at an "S.
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The politically charged ABC sitcom averaged 18.1 million viewers during its two-episode premiere on Tuesday.
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It was one of those rare moments on television when a sitcom anticipates the morning news.
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In "Santa Clarita," he attacks the family sitcom with the same stylized absurdity and mock naïveté.
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Her sitcom "Roseanne" returned in March after a two-decade absence to enormous ratings on ABC.
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In May, ABC canceled its hit sitcom "Roseanne" after Barr went on a racist Twitter rant.
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Is there an argument to be made that you just don't need a sitcom right now?
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Jennifer Aniston's first big role was Courtney Walker on a short-lived Fox sitcom called "Molloy."
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In 2014, it evolved into a confident sitcom début on Comedy Central, produced by Amy Poehler.
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And long before their latest hit, the two actors nearly crossed paths on a beloved sitcom.
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Before Kaling had her own sitcom, "The Mindy Project," she had another Mindy project: this book.
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The widespread embrace of Cosby's sitcom was seen as a healing balm on America's racial history.
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One such enthusiast is Adam F. Goldberg, the creator and producer of "The Goldbergs," a sitcom.
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This heartwarming multicamera sitcom, a modern take on Norman Lear's 1970s classic, returns for Season 3.
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"Friends" fans were quick to flood the Facebook post with jokes and references from the sitcom.
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Ms. Loughlin's role on "Fuller House," a Netflix project reprising the hit sitcom, also apparently evaporated.
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That said, Netflix's sitcom Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt was impeccably poised to take on the #MeToo moment.
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He was a little nervous about coming back and doing another sitcom on the same network.
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So I keep sending him material, and I go off, and I'm having a sitcom career.
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One fan reimagines what that'd be like in this pretend trailer for Stranger Things, the sitcom.
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This isn't the first time the Rickstaverse has broken out of its 30-minute sitcom timeslot.
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One of the go-to ways to describe a sitcom that can deliver serious talk amid serious laughs is to compare it to anything Norman Lear has touched, so we have to start this list with the sitcom the 95-year-old legend is currently producing.
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If Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt defies the odds and works as a sitcom in a time when sitcoms are a thing of the past, it is in large part because Kimmy is someone whose trauma has led her to act like a sitcom character within the real world.
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That premise might have been surprising once, but now it just feels like a standard sitcom setup.
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It's super funny, but so real — exactly what we're used to seeing from the whip-smart sitcom.
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Fans of Deschanel's sitcom may remember how the actress' real-life pregnancy played out on the show.
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Gina Rodriguez confirmed Wednesday night that the beloved sitcom would get a spinoff titled Jane the Novela.
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Witherspoon memorably played Aniston's sister on the NBC sitcom, making this upcoming project a reunion of sorts.
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Barr, the sitcom and its ensemble cast are vying for Emmy nominations to be announced Thursday morning.
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The fictional news anchor is back on CBS for her first season of sitcom shenanigans since 1998.
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The team feels like a tired sitcom format, the How I Met Your Mother of English football.
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The resort was Joseph Allen's spot, "his Cheers," the brother said, referring to the legendary sitcom pub.
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In the premise, director Alan Yang recasts the popular '90s sitcom, Friends with an all-black cast.
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One is a sitcom, it's three jokes a page… You're not diving into too much real emotion.
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You may remember Lisa Bonet as the free-spirited Denise Huxtable from '80s sitcom The Cosby Show.
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Blue is talented, grounded, and funny, but the storyline comes across as the most standard sitcom fare.
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"Look at the Friends cast," she said, thinking back on the stars of the beloved NBC sitcom.
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Stanton also later appeared as himself on an episode of Cryer's sitcom Two and a Half Men.
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" He goes, "We're casting this sitcom, 'Will and Grace,' would you come in and read for Will?
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Tina Fey is coming back to TV with the second season of her NBC sitcom Great News.
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Dill is the writer behind hit Fox sitcom The Mick and the 13 Little Blue Envelopes script.
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If you've always dreamed of living in a nineties sitcom, have we got the place for you.
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Tonally, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina doesn't have much in common with the Sabrina the Teenage Witch sitcom.
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About two women forced into friendship after their husbands cheat, it engages more directly with sitcom fare.
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The couple started dating in December 2014 while de Rossi was on the Fox sitcom Arrested Development.
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Kelsey Grammer is grieving the loss of John Mahoney, who played his dad on the sitcom Frasier.
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Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, Drescher said the sitcom has left behind a sea of loyal fans.
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The show, which just launched its third season, is a high-concept fantasy sitcom about the afterlife.
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And you could watch 18 holes in as much time as it takes to watch a sitcom.
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Odessa Adlon is getting her first taste at the high-speed sitcom life — and she loves it!
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With so many dilemmas compounding in a single half-hour sitcom, was The Conners really worth it?
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Which is more than I can say for ''Rushkin,'' the semiautobiographical sitcom that started the whole adventure.
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Maybe Brecht would have liked Marshall's Mork & Mindy, the sitcom that made a star of Robin Williams.
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It's surprising to see a sitcom take on police brutality so frankly for a couple of reasons.
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" Archie Bunker was a fictional bigoted working class character in the 1970s sitcom "All in the Family.
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It's escaping me what the sitcom is called with Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt... Mad About You!
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Alan Thicke, who rose to stardom on the popular sitcom Growing Pains, has died at age 19833.
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The character of Frasier Crane was first created for the sitcom, "Cheers," which was based in Boston.
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Marshall and Williams suddenly found themselves at the helm of what would cement them as sitcom stars.
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Candice Bergen became a feminist icon playing the title character in the acclaimed 1988 sitcom Murphy Brown.
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The sitcom, which aired from 1996 to 2005, also starred Ray Romano, Brad Garrett and Patricia Heaton.
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The "single people living in the big city" premise became the centerpiece of seemingly every other sitcom.
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The backlash also highlighted the one area where television programming can still push further: the family sitcom.
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A hit right out of the gate, Jones's sitcom made him a household name — and very rich.
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The sitcom set in the 1950s in Milwaukee, which ran from 1974 to 1984, was a hit.
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The couple started dating in December 2004 while de Rossi was on the Fox sitcom Arrested Development.
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In Season 2 of his TV Land sitcom, which kicks off on June 23 at 10 p.m.
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Two hot women hooking up on a sitcom feels like a trope ripped from the early aughts.
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True to typical Hollywood form, the first major network foray into the mockumentary sitcom was a remake.
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We wanted to shoot things outdoors and play country music — things that are unconventional for a sitcom.
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The Comedy Central sitcom "Broad City" will censor out President Trump's name in its upcoming fourth season.
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Our reviewer says it succeeds more in the vein of "a workplace sitcom" than a grand saga.
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"One Day at a Time" has been a much-praised reinvention of the old Norman Lear sitcom.
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Cox starred on Friends, the beloved 10-season sitcom that premiered in 1994 and wrapped in 2004.
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It's either meta or melancholy that the show built around that premise is an entirely traditional sitcom.
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Matthew Perry, costar of the beloved American sitcom "Friends," bought Penthouse 40 in 2017 for $20 million.
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The sitcom reboot was ABC's top-rated comedy, with its March premier reportedly averaging 18.1 million viewers.
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Even in the '80s, this retro attraction looked like a scene straight out of a 1950s sitcom.
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"WandaVision" is a mysterious new show described as "half classic sitcom, half Marvel Cinematic Universe [MCU] spectacular."
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She starred in the BBC sitcom "Terry and June" and appeared in the "Carry On" movie series.
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" In 1970, Cassidy began playing the role of Keith Partridge on the musical sitcom "The Partridge Family.
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The sitcom "Roseanne" returned to television this year after an initial run in the 1980s and '90s.
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And sure enough, Larry David — co-creator of the classic sitcom — made a repeat appearance as Sanders.
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I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone who has ever been any funnier in a sitcom.
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Chief among them: The iconic sitcom "Friends" will be available exclusively on HBO Max starting next year.
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Usually, a sitcom would end either story at the moment when they could most quickly be resolved.
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It's not surprising that Pratt — despite being a rather busy guy — would reunite with his sitcom buddies.
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Best known for campy antics in a 1990s British sitcom, Mr.Bean is a popular character in China.
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Sorry, Kevin, but we can't actually wait to get to the bottom of this big sitcom shakeup.
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With every network note, Ball Four the sitcom became less and less like Ball Four the book.
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Like a sitcom character caught in an escalating series of fibs, Trump took things further and further.
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The show is a quality sitcom and makes me hit that deep, from-the-gut chuckle consistently.
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But it also took the time to slow down and veer away from the standard sitcom fare.
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We're told the initial feeling is the concept could work as a sitcom series or a feature.
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What may save the traditional sitcom is that Hollywood doesn't only run on new and original ideas.
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The sitcom will lead the network's Tuesday lineup, hence the poster's emphasis on its new air date.
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Wanda Sykes, who had served as a consulting producer on the sitcom, announced she wouldn't be returning.
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Now it's Abbi's turn, and her mom is played by sitcom royalty: Peri Gilpin (Roz from "Frasier").
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The sitcom captures both families living side by side, which is fine with almost everyone — except Calvin.
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Treat Yo' Self," a reference to Mr. Ansari's character from the former NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation.
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But it has not all been a woke sitcom in the year since he asked his question.
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"Our Cartoon President," an animated sitcom, seems to have none besides being a cartoon about the president.
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This need to somehow maintain a hopeful status quo is a weak spot of the American sitcom.
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This sitcom has had cameos from myriad brainy superstars, like Stephen Hawking, Steve Wozniak and Bill Nye.
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" He even played the father of Conleth Hill (who played Varys) in the British sitcom "Hang Ups.
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A shadow of impending death hangs over this tome, like a recurring guest in a psycho sitcom.
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Netflix's decision to cancel the family sitcom in March sparked a social media campaign to save it.
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Mr. Berry's last screen acting role was on "Maggie Winters," a 1998-99 sitcom starring Faith Ford.
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She's recalling the moment she found out her fan-favorite sitcom was resurrected from the Netflix dead.
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All 13 seasons of Mike Judge's slow and sweet small-town Texas animated sitcom are on Hulu.
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In an article in The Times, Mike Hale called the show a "high-energy, low-subtlety sitcom."
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That is, unless you happen to be shooting your sitcom in a backyard beside the Burbank airport.
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I am grateful to bring Amy Farrah Fowler to life on the No. 1 sitcom in America.
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After the revived sitcom had proved a hit, she continued tweeting, however, often publicizing various conspiracy theories.
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Ellen DeGeneres even attempted a sitcom about a failed dot-com executive, which became another dot-bomb.
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Ideally, a meeting should be the length of a sitcom episode not a film by Martin Scorsese.
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A Word With Early in the development of his new NBC sitcom, Marlon Wayans encountered a hurdle.
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She had done a pilot for a C.I.A.-themed sitcom featuring a set of strong-willed women.
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Hilarious, heartfelt, and important, this underdog sitcom champions accurate and warm representation with each and every beat.
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The show will conclude as the longest-running multi-camera sitcom in TV history, the studio said.
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The ABC sitcom ventured into polarizing territory Wednesday night with an episode about Mr. Trump's election victory.
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Mr. De Niro plays Jackie Burke, a stand-up and ex-sitcom star on a downward slide.
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Like Netflix's "The Ranch" and "One Day at a Time," it's structurally an old-fashioned broadcast sitcom.
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He's used this persona to find a niche in the currently ubiquitous genre of the biographical sitcom.
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The polarizing version of the classic sitcom that returned on ABC this spring was really two shows.
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But he can't really handle the sitcom, he said, because the show is a little too real.
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Last year the company reportedly paid $100 million to continue licensing the '90s sitcom "Friends" through 2019.
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Anyway, Mythic Quest looks like a Silicon Valley-esque sitcom, just set within a messy gaming startup.
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If you made a sitcom about the immigrant experience, you'd be smart to set it in Queens.
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She met Seinfeld co-creator Larry David, who would go on to help launch her sitcom career.
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"The Ranch," a sitcom starring Ashton Kutcher and Sam Elliott, is coming to an end on Netflix.
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ABC didn't want to air the episode, but Barr threatened to take her sitcom to another network.
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Many funny actors will go an entire career without landing a lead role in a television sitcom.
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The upcoming reboot of the classic ABC sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch is going dark as hell.
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"Fuller House," Netflix's reboot of the broadcast sitcom "Full House," attracted an audience of nearly 16 million.
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Cedric the Entertainer, who's currently starring on CBS sitcom "The Neighborhood," will be on "Conan" on Wednesday.
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