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what's the best sitcom ever?

i just thought of one

Man About The House

the original british version of Three's Company
 
PreTTy PeTe said:
i still say Married With Children
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Ewwwwwww!!! One of the worst shows of all time. When I heard that god-awful theme song start I'd reach for the remote.

Xenrai said:
The Simpson's is the most brilliant comedy I've ever seen. Genius!
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Never have liked the Simpsons, and will avoid the movie like the plague.

My list:

#1 by far: I Love Lucy, for all the reasons mentioned here. It's a classic that has and will stand the test of time. Still as funny 50 years later, it's truly timeless.

Others in no particular order:

  • Dick Van Dyke
  • Mary Tyler Moore
  • M*A*S*H
  • Cheers
  • Frasier
  • Friends
  • Andy Griffith (B/W episodes with Barney)
  • Golden Girls
  • Home Improvement
  • Scrubs
Honorable mention (good, enjoyable, but not great):
  • WKRP
  • Roseanne
  • Family Ties
 
gsdx said:
I don't think any sitcom has ever or will ever come close to beating 'I Love Lucy'.
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I definetly agree with you..I love Lucy is a classic and the best sitcom ever..It has stood the test of time and will always being years from now!:-)
 
for me it's either i love lucy or roseanne. i love lucy is just plain fun and roseanne is the first sitcom to actually touch reality, which made it more powerful.

frasier comes in third for me
 
Britcoms:

To The Manor Born

The Good Life (a/k/a Good Neighbors in the states).

American sitcoms:

Green Acres

Simpsons

Arrested Development

Golden Girls

Designing Women

I Love Lucy

Mary Tyler Moore

Dick Van Dyke

Mama's Family (especially the syndicated eps, with Iola and Bubba)

The Powers That Be (Short-lived Norman Lear political sitcom with John Forsythe, Holland Taylor, and David Hyde-Pierce. Funny as shit, but NBC moved it around so much it never found an audience)

On The Air (Bizarre David Lynch sitcom, post-Twin Peaks. ABC bought 9 eps, only aired 6)
 
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