Chico and the Man
Good Times
Laverne and Shirley

Friends had one that I know of.

Full House in 1990.

Boy Meets World "Train of Fools" was a New Years episode :)

"Rhoda," "Kate and Allie," and "Murphy Brown" had New Year's Eve episodes.

Family Guy had a Y2K episode.

Alice - Episode #61 "What're You Doing New Year's Eve?" The episode deals with Flo not having a date on New Year's Eve and everyone else does.

Didn't The Odd Couple have an episode in which we see three different versions of Oscar and Blanche's breakup on New Year's Eve?

Friends had three - one where they had a New Year's party, another about each trying to keep their resolutions, and another about Ross, Monica and Joey being "party people" at Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve.

Frasier had at least one, with all three Crane men taking another road trip in the Winnebago.

Seinfeld had a New Year's related plotline, with Kramer and Newman planning their parties for the millennium.

Didn't The Odd Couple have an episode in which we see three different versions of Oscar and Blanche's breakup on New Year's Eve?

Yes.

This doesn't really count, but I'll mention it. The first episode of "Futurama" is set on New Year's Eve. That's when Fry gets frozen. He wakes up on December 31, 2999. So the whole episode is New Year's Eve.

"Saved by the Bell: The New Class" also had one in season 3.

"The Honeymooners", one of the lost episodes was a New Year's Eve episode.

TOW the Monkey was Monica's new year's eve party where everyone had vowed to not bring a date...also the first appearance of Ross' pet Marcel.. joey kissed chandler and janice was a guest...phoebe first met science guy...


TOW the Resolutions ...possibly one of the most hilarious episodes ever...the funniest scene...ross in the leather pants, chandler can't make jokes and phoebe tries to teach joey guitar.


TOW the Routine....Joey and the Gellers on New Years Rocking Eve with Joey's roommate where they do "the routine."

that should clear up those episodes.

Didn't The Odd Couple have an episode in which we see three different versions of Oscar and Blanche's breakup on New Year's Eve?
yes, it was another episode that has some "goofs" in it.

"The Jack Benny show" had at least 1 that I know of.
(of course, "The Jack Benny show" wasn't always a sitcom. Sometimes it was a sitcom/variety show, sometimes a straight variety show, and sometimes it was a straight sitcom.

"MASH" had one. It was called "A war for all seasons" and started on New Years eve 1950, went through the whole year, and ended on New Years eve, 1951. A LOT of people, though, don't like it (including me) because it was a later episode with Col. Potter, B.J., and Charles, and it just throws the entire timeline out the window, and ignores Col. Blake, Frank Burns, etc....

Didn't "Barney Miller" have one, once? :confused:

3rd Rock from the Sun had one.

"The Drew Carey show" had a Y2K episode once.

I don't know if this counts, but "Star Trek: Voyager" had an episode once that was a flashback about something that happened with Capt. Janeways grandmother, on Jan. 3rd, 2000.

(the episode aired in the fall of 1999 and unknowingly predicted how Y2K would turn out-they said that nothing happened with it, and, as we all know, nothing did!!!-in fact, I remember reading somewhere after it happened, that Y2K was "the biggest hoax in years" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )

One Day at a Time had 3.

Mad About You had at least one I remember.

Maude - all the party guests dressed up as their favorite year. I remember Carol dressed in a leather jacket that said "I LOVE ELVIS" :lol:

"The Drew Carey show" had a Y2K episode once.

I don't know if this counts, but "Star Trek: Voyager" had an episode once that was a flashback about something that happened with Capt. Janeways grandmother, on Jan. 3rd, 2000.

(the episode aired in the fall of 1999 and unknowingly predicted how Y2K would turn out-they said that nothing happened with it, and, as we all know, nothing did!!!-in fact, I remember reading somewhere after it happened, that Y2K was "the biggest hoax in years" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )

i remember seeing all the New Year's Eve celebrations from around the world. Since the media couldn't show you the world's biggest disaster they showed the next best thing, the WORLD'S BIGGEST :jig: party: PARTY! party: :bluesbros

Dragnet-1950s had one. "The Big New Year's" A fellow officer is shot and killed on his way home on New Year's Eve. Friday and Smith are looking for the killer.

i remember seeing all the New Year's Eve celebrations from around the world. Since the media couldn't show you the world's biggest disaster they showed the next best thing, the WORLD'S BIGGEST :jig: party: PARTY! party: :bluesbros
yea, I remember that and also all the predictions about "Y2K" (for those who don't know or don't remember that was a prediction that once the calendar turned to the year 2000 all the computers in the world would think it's 1900 and stop working)

"MY NAME IS EARL" also had one that was also a flashback to New Years 1999.

That 70s Show, How I Met Your Mother, Everybody Hates Chris

the final episode of THAT 70S SHOW took place on New Years eve.

the final episode of THAT 70S SHOW took place on New Years eve.
Yeah that's right with last episode aired May 2006 took place in New Years Eve 1979