Favourite 90s American Sitcom?

Last edited by Errkal on Wed Oct 12, 2011 10:52 am, edited 1 time in total.

Frank wrote:
Errkal wrote:
qupe wrote:
Did anyone like HOme IMprovement?

Me i was the only one along with 8 Simple Rules and one that was set in a news room but can never remember the name of

Home Improvement and 8 Simple Rules The newsroom one wasn't Less Than Perfect, was it?

yeah that was it !! brilliant it was !!

shame it wasnt more popular as would like to acquire the episodes for the collection

Everybody loves Raymond is garbage. I really wish Ch4 would stop showing it and bump Frasier to an earlier slot.

Seinfeld is pretty much the only laugh track comedy I have ever loved.

Corazon de Leon

Friends for me. :wub:

Used to watch Home Improvement, 3rd Rock and Fresh Prince all the time, great shows.

PostRe: Favourite 90s American Sitcom? by **Qikz** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 12:23 pm

Fatal Exception wrote:Everybody loves Raymond is garbage. I really wish Ch4 would stop showing it and bump Frasier to an earlier slot.

What? How is it garbage? Got any reason for thinking that? I personally think the comedy is very good, especially the attitude it has to an annoying family who really do care, but are quite overbearing. Reminds me a bit of my family to be honest. Maybe that's why I like it so much.

StayDead wrote:
Fatal Exception wrote:Everybody loves Raymond is garbage. I really wish Ch4 would stop showing it and bump Frasier to an earlier slot.

What? How is it garbage? Got any reason for thinking that? I personally think the comedy is very good, especially the attitude it has to an annoying family who really do care, but are quite overbearing. Reminds me a bit of my family to be honest. Maybe that's why I like it so much.

It's not funny. It's also the same jokes over an over and over. Saying that I've still seen pretty much every episode because I'd rather watch US Sitcoms than the morning shows on other channels. Bring back the Big Breakfast.

PostRe: Favourite 90s American Sitcom? by **rinks** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 12:27 pm

PostRe: Favourite 90s American Sitcom? by **Cosmo** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 12:28 pm

I too think ELR is gooseberry fool. gooseberry fool characters and gooseberry fool comedy. It's gooseberry fool.

Seinfeld 4 eva.

Frasier. Nothing compares.

Easy choice for me, and tha is Friends :wub:

. But there some other great shows that I loved. I got into Frasier only about 4/5 years ago but now appreciate how good it is. Shame I wasn't a fan when I was younger. I too was also a big fan of Home Improvement. Me and my parents used to watch the double bill at 10pm on the Disney Channel 8-)

. Don't make them like they used to (feels old even at 24).

But nothing will ever knock Friends off it's perch for me. Watched the premier when it first started over here and still never get bored of watching it.

Weirdly I've never really seen Seinfeld. I watched the first 2 series as my dad owns them but have not seen anything more. I liked what I saw though even if parts seemed horribly dated.

PostRe: Favourite 90s American Sitcom? by **Igor** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 12:39 pm

Errkal wrote:
Frank wrote:Less Than Perfect

yeah that was it !! brilliant it was !!

shame it wasnt more popular as would like to acquire the episodes for the collection

Holy gooseberry fool... I... I think I'm broken. You've actually broken me with how wrong you are.

Everybody Loves Raymond was terrible. Debra's attitude towards Ray bordered on domestic abuse. She was MILFy though.

Anyway, some of my favourites are probably Home Improvement, Seinfeld, Married... With Children, Fresh Prince, Frasier and Friends. All the obvious ones.

Last edited by Qikz on Wed Oct 12, 2011 12:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Everybody Loves Raymond was terrible. Debra's attitude towards Ray bordered on domestic abuse. She was MILFy though.

To be fair, Debra most of the time had a reason to be evil towards Ray. He cares about other people and what they think of him more than he cares about her most of the time. Like the incident with the snacks at the T-Ball game. Also, her family would be unbearable to have as inlaws, especially his mother. :lol:

This one -

He goes against Debora to make that guy like him and it turns back on him and he just loses it. :lol:

This bit too.

Robert's character is just amazing IMO.

Oh man, Married....with Children! How did I forget that! That was another show the family all watched together. I remember when I started middle school we (for some weird reason) were asked to come up to the black board and write down a TV we watch. I put Married....with Children and nobody had any idea what it was :lol:

. It made me feel so very grown up.

Fatal Exception wrote:
StayDead wrote:
Fatal Exception wrote:Everybody loves Raymond is garbage. I really wish Ch4 would stop showing it and bump Frasier to an earlier slot.

What? How is it garbage? Got any reason for thinking that? I personally think the comedy is very good, especially the attitude it has to an annoying family who really do care, but are quite overbearing. Reminds me a bit of my family to be honest. Maybe that's why I like it so much.

It's not funny. It's also the same jokes over an over and over. Saying that I've still seen pretty much every episode because I'd rather watch US Sitcoms than the morning shows on other channels. Bring back the Big Breakfast.

This. It's one unfunny joke repeated endlessly. You want a dysfunctional yet ultimately loving family with jokes that are actually funny? Malcolm in the Middle.

PostRe: Favourite 90s American Sitcom? by **Mafro** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:24 pm

The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

StayDead wrote:Everybody Loves Raymond

Awful, awful show.

PostRe: Favourite 90s American Sitcom? by **Errkal** » Wed Oct 12, 2011 1:42 pm

Anung wrote:Everybody Loves Raymond is actually terrible.

it was OK for a bit, but it been on too long now and is the same crap over and over....

Married with Children :wub:

Third Rock from the Sun :wub:

Fresh Prince of Bel Air for me :wub:

Absolutely loved that show.

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