However, while we do still have some great sitcoms — and revivals like And Just Like That and the new Frasier — most of them ...

Still, there are a few sitcoms that go beyond comfort, and these are the ones where every single episode is tight, intentional, and worth revisiting even years later. I have made a list of such shows ...

Getting the tone of a comedy TV show right isn't easy, and outside the sitcoms that are nearly flawless, it usually takes a season or two for a series to hit its stride. Many of the best sitcoms of ...

For many decades, sitcoms have dominated lists of the most successful TV shows. The typical sitcom format includes not just situational comedy, but an ensemble of stars, series regulars, and guest ...

There’s not much that’s funny about CBS these days and that includes “DMV,” a title guaranteed to send a cold chill up a driver’s spine. But its arrival might spark a sense of nostalgia among older ...

The word "sitcom" is short for "situational comedy," and refers to a genre of comedy television which always features the same cast of characters in pretty much the same setting. The setting is ...

TV sitcoms—which stands for "situation comedies," in case you didn't know—typically offer viewers a light-hearted escape from the heaviness of day-to-day life. These shows are usually bright, funny ...

On May 9, 1954, on the set of the CBS game show “What’s My Line?,” the week’s “mystery celebrity” strolled past a panel of blindfolded judges and, to a roar from the studio audience, wrote her name on ...