Madame X
09-05-2007, 02:46 PM
Is Roseanne's kitchen the only realistic sitcom kitchen?
The props around the kitchen seem realistic and especially in their pantry/cupboard (check out that disgusting gallon jar of pickled eggs). The Conners weren't messy, but they had kitchen stuff around like our family had. They used their kitchen for homework, projects, converstations and meals. It was also a main entrance to the house.
A lot of sitcoms try to make their kitchen seem real by covering the refrigerator with colorful artwork and having placemats on the table. Sometimes they don't even have enough chairs as in the Golden Girls. The Friends kitchen was strange: see-through cupboards that made it look cluttered, and I don't think they ever cooked.
On Roseanne they really incorporated the kitchen into the script and storyline. The kitchen is the central gathering place of many families and the writers recognized that fact.
The props around the kitchen seem realistic and especially in their pantry/cupboard (check out that disgusting gallon jar of pickled eggs). The Conners weren't messy, but they had kitchen stuff around like our family had. They used their kitchen for homework, projects, converstations and meals. It was also a main entrance to the house.
A lot of sitcoms try to make their kitchen seem real by covering the refrigerator with colorful artwork and having placemats on the table. Sometimes they don't even have enough chairs as in the Golden Girls. The Friends kitchen was strange: see-through cupboards that made it look cluttered, and I don't think they ever cooked.
On Roseanne they really incorporated the kitchen into the script and storyline. The kitchen is the central gathering place of many families and the writers recognized that fact.