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Jojje_c1 · 04-08-2009, 08:13 PM

Hi I can't seem to find any good old/new sitcoms.
Was hoping someone cound give me a tip!

These are the series that i enjoy watching.

Current

The Big Bang Theory
How I Met Your Mother
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
My Name Is Earl
The Office
Scrubs
30 Rock
Two and a Half Men
Weeds

2000's

Arrested Development
That '70s Show

1990's

Frasier
Friends
Seinfeld
Spin City
Two Guys and a Girl

And I really enjoyed there last three one the list. 90' show rocks!
So pleace looking for some good shows that might fit in with my type of humor!

ekkostar · 04-08-2009, 08:36 PM

I'm having trouble finding any current television particularly entertaining, for one thing the Fey/Gervais inspired shows have totally squashed my dreams of ever writing for a sitcom. Up to this point if you want to work on a comedy, you have to have the poor talent and humor of a YouTube vlogger and/or a film school student.

04-08-2009, 08:13 PM	#1
Jojje_c1 Member First Time Poster Join Date: Apr 08, 2009 Posts: 1	finding new series Hi I can't seem to find any good old/new sitcoms. Was hoping someone cound give me a tip! These are the series that i enjoy watching. Current The Big Bang Theory How I Met Your Mother It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia My Name Is Earl The Office Scrubs 30 Rock Two and a Half Men Weeds 2000's Arrested Development That '70s Show 1990's Frasier Friends Seinfeld Spin City Two Guys and a Girl And I really enjoyed there last three one the list. 90' show rocks! So pleace looking for some good shows that might fit in with my type of humor!

04-08-2009, 08:36 PM	#2
ekkostar Coffee, Tea & Larroquette! Senior Member Join Date: Apr 16, 2005 Posts: 1,077	I'm having trouble finding any current television particularly entertaining, for one thing the Fey/Gervais inspired shows have totally squashed my dreams of ever writing for a sitcom. Up to this point if you want to work on a comedy, you have to have the poor talent and humor of a YouTube vlogger and/or a film school student.
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