several long-running comedies are going off the air this year, which ones will you miss (it's multiple choice)

I don't watch any of them so I guess I won't miss any of them.

Sex and the City

Originally posted by Mijada
I don't watch any of them so I guess I won't miss any of them.

Ditto.

Friends

Friends. I'm really hoping Raymond will have at least one more season.

Friends. :(

Everybody Loves Raymond

None of them. Everybody Loves Raymond definitely needs to go.

Out of those? Everybody Loves Raymond but none of those are really my favorite shows so I won't miss them that much....

friends

Fraiser sorta

"Sex and the City" might be a better answer to miss this year.

I like all of them, but I won't miss them. They all had a great long run. But if do miss any of them, I might miss "Friends," and "Sex and The City."

I don't watch any of them except Everybody Loves Raymond which I only watch once in a while so I pick it.

I admit it, I'll miss Friends. Guilty pleasure, I suppose.

definately Frasier.

It's kind of the end of an era with three classics (Frasier, Friends, and Raymond) leaving. All of them originated in the 1990's and kept up the pace into the next millennium. Personally, I think Frasier, although it has recently redeemed itself, and Friends should have both called it quits two years ago. Raymond could still possibly have another good year in it, if the it doesn't get cancelled this season. Sex and the City is overrated, soft-core porn. Calling it "comedy" is an overstatement.

Originally posted by little insomniac
Sex and the City

Same Here. It's too bad to because I just now started getting into the show.

None. Thank God they're gone!!

Friends has been exhausted for the last couple years.

The funny thing is that the characters have driven the show and the writers use them first rather than plot.

It's not like, "Monica has to work with a man who acts just like Chandler- and she hates him" (which isn't bad by the way), but more like, Monica's feelings are hurt because Chandler can't sympathize with Monica's need for exotic coasters/have a baby."

It's run its course.

"Frasier" & "Raymond"-BTW, I heard Kellsey Grammer say that he wouldn't mind bringing "Frasier" back for another season, if NBC asks him.

"Friends" should have ended two seasons ago, and I've only seen "Sex and the city" once, 3 years ago when we had HBO for a few months, but cancel it because it was getting too expensive, and I didn't like it. It's just a "girl show", so I won't miss it. I didn't even know it was still on.

My brother-in-law likes it, but I can't see why.

Frasier

Friends and...even though I don't really watch it a lot, Sex and the City...it can be pretty good, I guess.

Originally posted by GeorgeJefferson
It's kind of the end of an era with three classics (Frasier, Friends, and Raymond) leaving. All of them originated in the 1990's and kept up the pace into the next millennium. Personally, I think Frasier, although it has recently redeemed itself, and Friends should have both called it quits two years ago. Raymond could still possibly have another good year in it, if the it doesn't get cancelled this season. Sex and the City is overrated, soft-core porn. Calling it "comedy" is an overstatement.

S&TC is one of the best sitcoms of the past decade IMO, that and Friends. Sex really isn't that much dirtier than most of the other "sex-coms" out nowadays, the only difference is the characters are actually shown having sex, as opposed to just the post-bed water cooler talk.

now Raymond is overrated IMO. Sarah Jessica, Kim and Kristen are all much more attractive than Ray or Brad, ick.

I'll miss Friends most of all. I've never been a big fan of the rest of those choices you have.