What sitcoms do you think only appeal to women??



And what sitcoms do you think appeal only to women??






Or sitcoms that are OBVIOUSLY geared towards one audience.... but both men and women watch??

Originally posted by barwars88
What sitcoms do you think only appeal to women??



And what sitcoms do you think appeal only to women??






Or sitcoms that are OBVIOUSLY geared towards one audience.... but both men and women watch??



Perfect Strangers and Will and Grace are Women Sitcoms.

Sanford and Son is a Men Sitcom

Perfect Strangers is definately NOT a women sitcom.
If anything Id say its a man sitcom.

Its more geared towards the family than anything.


Although I do agree about W&G and Sanford & Son.

Originally posted by barwars88
Perfect Strangers is definately NOT a women sitcom.
If anything Id say its a man sitcom.

Its more geared towards the family than anything.


Although I do agree about W&G and Sanford & Son.



How is PS geared toward a famly?

Because it was part of ABC's TGIF.... which was definately geared towards the family.

How is it geared more towards women than men??

Originally posted by barwars88
Because it was part of ABC's TGIF.... which was definately geared towards the family.


Maybe the Mom and Daughter, not the Son and Father-LOL

Sex and the City is definitely chick material.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Maybe the Mom and Daughter, not the Son and Father-LOL


you're so stubborn.


Im a guy.... and I like it

Originally posted by barwars88
you're so stubborn.


Im a guy.... and I like it


Larry and Balki were not STRONG Male characters to me.

Larry and Balki were not STRONG Male characters to me.

By strong do mean it literally (like they're weak).... or strong that they have good personalities and are good characters to base a show around.


Because.... Frasier and Niles aren't strong (phsyically)-- but they're two of the funniest characters of all time.

Originally posted by barwars88
By strong do mean it literally (like they're weak).... or strong that they have good personalities and are good characters to base a show around.


Because.... Frasier and Niles aren't strong (phsyically)-- but they're two of the funniest characters of all time.


THey just came off as WIMPY

There are no sitcoms that appeal only to men or only to women...... actually I wouldn't even say there are sitcoms that are GEARED toward one or the other.... and for obvious reasons, such as ratings... to have good ratings, the show obviously has to be watched by men and women alike.

I don't know, maybe I'm off with this, but...

Originally posted by GoldenFamilyTies
There are no sitcoms that appeal only to men or only to women...... actually I wouldn't even say there are sitcoms that are GEARED toward one or the other.... and for obvious reasons, such as ratings... to have good ratings, the show obviously has to be watched by men and women alike.

I don't know, maybe I'm off with this, but...



Well Pefect Strangers was never in the top 30. So I know it had mostly a female audience. I just don;'t understand why a man would look at perfect strangers.

I liked Perfect Strangers

I Love "Perfect Strangers" and I'm a Guy. Larry and Balki just make me laugh (sometimes out loud).

"Lizzie McGuire" and "That's So Raven", to me seem to be more for girls than for boys. Although, I'm sure some guys watch them.

I don't know any men who watch Full House.:D

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
THey just came off as WIMPY

So.... that makes it funny.

Like I said earlier.... Frasier and Niles are wimpy.... but that doesnt make them any less funnier.
Actually.... they're the two funniest characters currently on TV.




Just because they came off as wimpy doesnt make it a bad show.
And it doesnt mean that its geared towards women.

Originally posted by barwars88
So.... that makes it funny.

Like I said earlier.... Frasier and Niles are wimpy.... but that doesnt make them any less funnier.
Actually.... they're the two funniest characters currently on TV.




Just because they came off as wimpy doesnt make it a bad show.
And it doesnt mean that its geared towards women.



I will get back to you on why it's not a MAN show. I have to contact someone

Originally posted by Penny Lane
I don't know any men who watch Full House.:D

I Do.

Originally posted by Chad Doody
I Do.



YOU WHAT???????

Originally posted by Chad Doody
I Do.

Good for you Chad! Yay!

I used to watch Full House when I was little. I liked it except for the theme song.

guys:
UnHappily Ever After
Married With Children

Women:
Golden Girls
Will and Grace
Caroline in the City

Originally posted by Penny Lane
I don't know any men who watch Full House.:D
I used to watch Full House.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Perfect Strangers and Will and Grace are Women Sitcoms.

Sanford and Son is a Men Sitcom I love Sanford and Son, but usually I utterly detest and loathe women genre-type sitcoms....

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
YOU WHAT???????

I Enjoy Full House. Its Pretty good if you give it a chance.

Originally posted by Will and Grace Fanatic
Women:
Will and Grace

why is W&G a woman's show? I know you're a fan of the show, but I don't like the common attitude that if you're either not heterosexual (W&G) or are straight but not quite Tom Selleck or Don Johnson (Perfect Strangers), you're a girl.

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
why is W&G a woman's show? I know you're a fan of the show, but I don't like the common attitude that if you're either not heterosexual (W&G) or are straight but not quite Tom Selleck or Don Johnson (Perfect Strangers), you're a girl.


WILL AND GRACE IS NOT A SHOW FOR MEN!!!!!!!-THE END

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
WILL AND GRACE IS NOT A SHOW FOR MEN!!!!!!!-THE END

are you homophobic or something? gay men are still men

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
are you homophobic or something? gay men are still men

Thats pretty stereotypical to say that gay men will like the show only because it has a gay lead.

Originally posted by barwars88
Thats pretty stereotypical to say that gay men will like the show only because it has a gay lead.


well can me an intelligent answer as to why a striaght amn would watch W&G? Just want to know. Maybe you could bring something to my attention

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
well can me an intelligent answer as to why a striaght amn would watch W&G? Just want to know. Maybe you could bring something to my attention

I will.... once you can me an intelligent explanation of whatever the **** you just said.

Originally posted by barwars88
Thats pretty stereotypical to say that gay men will like the show only because it has a gay lead.

well, Sitcom said that any show about gay men are not about men

Originally posted by barwars88
I will.... once you can me an intelligent explanation of whatever the **** you just said.

And he's got the nerve to make stupid statements- like this one he said to me from this thread (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=101440&perpage=15&pagenumber=2) :

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
You don;t care because you can't read. Don;t take it out on me, go learn how to read

:lol: :lol:

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
well can me an intelligent answer as to why a striaght amn would watch W&G? Just want to know. Maybe you could bring something to my attention

can you give me an explanation why you're 28 and 12 year old posters in here have more maturity? BarWars is 15 or 16 and I would've guessed he was 10 years older than you

Here are reasons why straight men might wanna watch W&G
1. Debra Messing is pretty
2. not all straight men are misogynistic and homophobes like you
3. they might be fans of some of the guest stars, the show depends as much on superstar guests as they are with the core 4 cast
4. some straight men can appreciate good comedic writing and don't have such a "macho" issue with a tv character's sexuality

Why do you place so much emphasis on whether a show is masculine or feminine? Gay men are STILL men, so a show about gay men is STILL about men even if it's not your perfect butch Tom Selleck/Bruce Willis definition of what a "man" is supposed to be

Originally posted by BuffySlayer79
can you give me an explanation why you're 28 and 12 year old posters in here have more maturity? BarWars is 15 or 16 and I would've guessed he was 10 years older than you

Here are reasons why straight men might wanna watch W&G
1. Debra Messing is pretty
2. not all straight men are misogynistic and homophobes like you
3. they might be fans of some of the guest stars, the show depends as much on superstar guests as they are with the core 4 cast
4. some straight men can appreciate good comedic writing and don't have such a "macho" issue with a tv character's sexuality

Why do you place so much emphasis on whether a show is masculine or feminine? Gay men are STILL men, so a show about gay men is STILL about men even if it's not your perfect butch Tom Selleck/Bruce Willis definition of what a "man" is supposed to be


I meant to say can you give me an intelligent answer as to why a man would watch it. and debra messing-makes sense. She is hot. good answer

Originally posted by Mrs. R.N.HARRIS
I love Sanford and Son, but usually I utterly detest and loathe women genre-type sitcoms....

Same here. Looking back on all the shows I've been a fan of over the years, they're not exactly the kind that women are "supposed" to be into.