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There haven't been an Amercian sitcom in Europe who was as effective as this really funny show!! Kevin James and Leah Remini as Doug & Carrie Haffernan are the craziest couple I know, Jerry Stiller as Arthur is the funniest "grandpa" I know, and Victor Williams and (especially) Patton Oswalt as Deacon & Spence are the most different, but funny guys I know.
Bottom has been my favourite sitcom ever since i saw it on t.v and the movie is even better if your a bottom fan i say this is a must buy!!! the plot is that Eddie and Ritchie run a hotel named guest house Paradise but not all goes right for them as customers leave until a famous actress come to stay they try there best to impress her but not all well go right this is a upbringing to British cinema so buy this and you will wet yourself with laughter.
Which seems to be typical for a Steve Moffat sitcom.
I intended merely to watch a couple of minutes while waiting for the commercials to be finished on another channel before switching back to some or other sitcom.
It was this show that started on the Independent Film Channel, but got turned into a full blown sitcom on Fox.
Coleman's eager to cut some tracks with the smokin' R&B outfit the Group (none other than Earth, Wind & Fire in their awesomely funky prime), but his rigidly commercial greedhead label A-Chord Records run by uptight, mob-connected middle-of-the-road square Jerry (a properly unhip Ed Nelson) wants him to record a hit single for the hideously insipid Carpenters-like pop pap trio the Pages, an allegedly squeaky clean bunch which includes smarmy pedophile step-dad Franklin (a perfectly vile Bert Parks), bitchy, neurotic daughter Velour (a fine, flighty turn by perky, comely brunette Cynthia Bostwick), and hedonistic smack addict son Gary (former 50's juvenile sitcom staple Jimmy Boyd).
No, this has nothing to do with the sitcom "Seinfeld" or its eccentric and hilarious character Cosmo Kramer.
For all of you out there under the age of 50, "What's Happening" was a light-hearted rather quirky sitcom with very few serious moments that lasted four years (1975-1979) concerning a group of young African American high school kids living in a working class neighborhood.
This is a wonderful family sitcom.
The latter part of the episode where Doug beats up his childhood self in a therapy session is beyond funny, it's one of the most creative scenes I've seen on a sitcom.
In an era where most sitcoms have canned jokes and are on the whole mediocre, "King of Queens" continues to push the sitcom envelope and show real comic genius.
"Family Guy" is probably the most ballsy sitcom ever produced.
This sitcom was a big crowd puller in the year 1984-1985.That was a time people could see deserted streets in most of the over crowded Indian cities whenever there were sitcom on Indian television screens.
He seems to find the unique angle of the joke, not the predictable sitcom path...thank God.
Even so, I must say that CBS really knows how to make a good sitcom.
This is by far the funniest sitcom that has ever aired on TV.
Up And Coming was a very positive sitcom, which brought a tool/and or channel that opened the young minds of the Black Culture.
You could even say the 1980s sitcom 'Newhart' borrows its idea of backwards rural characters from this series.
Wow,this is in my opinion the best sitcom since Friends.
Rising Damp would, at first, appear to be the last sitcom suitable for the big screen treatment as this hilarious series was based within the tiny confines of a northern bedsit.
It is a remarkable performance by a man most known for his role in Cheers, a TV comedy sitcom.
Once again Canadian bonehead producers and writers can't create a sitcom without putting some kind of different spin on it.
I guess these people don't watch a lot of T.V. from the U.S. which has the sitcom model down pat.
Poor Sally Kellerman, a quirky actress of great acclaim in the '70s, is reduced here to a paltry supporting role, and Barrymore's leading man George Newbern is the worst type of sitcom actor, always pausing for a laugh after every line.
Eddie Murphy stars in what is written like a sitcom.
Haven't said that Friends was, at best an 'average' sitcom, and not as great as others have made out.
Watching Floored by Love one thought comes almost immediately to mind, "My god this looks like a really bad sitcom."
The sitcom "The league of Gentlemen" follows the lives of several bizarre inhabitants of the fictional village "Royston Vasey".
Every movie or sitcom I've seen her in is very hard to get past her fake acting.
This might have worked as the plot for a 30-minute sitcom episode, but not as a full-length movie.
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