Favorite '90s Sitcom

Living Single?

Newsradio, motherfucker.

Frasier and Roseanne.

Golden Girls was more of an 80s sitcom. It ended in ‘92 and was not at its peak in the 90s

Cybil

I discovered earlier today that in the That 70s Show season 4 episode Eric's Hot Cousin you can see part of Topher Grace's penis, and a bit of scrotum. Toward the end of the episode, he is running around the basement in ridiculous red underwear, and there are several still shots of him running, in one he is jumping, and the underwear has pulled away from his leg, revealing a bit of thigh, balls, and shaft.

It is a really quick shot, but when I saw it today I went, wait, and rewound, and it is definitely there.

To me Golden Girls is more of an '80s sitcom and That '70s Show more of an '00s one. But, I love all the ones listed.

Married, with Children started tanking big time after season 5, which ended in 1991. From there until its cancellation, it ran on fumes and was terribly unfunny.

R8 Yeah, but Bud and Kelly's bodies and the beautiful Ted McGinley made up for the lack of laughs.

Moosha

Oh. Ted McGinley. LOVED him!!!

MoEsha

R6, we’ll need screenshots, please.

Where’s The Simpsons?

R14 Simpsons is a cartoon, not a sitcom.

Always forget The Nanny was 90s

Seems like it took pl,ace in a different era than Seinfeld and Friends.

Everybody Loves Raymond

R15 Exactly, I don't count it as one either. That is why The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet is still the longest running US sitcom. The Simpsons is the longest running primetime Animated series.

The Larry Sanders Show

Here you go, R13

The Golden Girls is not a 90's show.

Where's Blossom?

R6/R20, thanks!

I loved Roseanne, Just Shoot Me, Frasier (though I like it much more as an adult than I did as a kid), The Simpsons.

Never liked Seinfeld.

You're welcome, R22. I feel like I made a real discovery. I searched and didn't find any mention of it.

Pasteur discovered the principals of vaccination, Fleming discovered penicillin, and R6/R20 discovered partial peen that was broadcast in a network sitcom.

Who's to say which is a greater contribution.

Theirs. Absolutely, theirs.

Father Ted.

I used to love Seinfeld, couldn't get enough of it in syndication. Now I'm thinking it was uber-cynical and I cannot watch it anymore. Friends is sitcom fast-food; it'll always work for me. Currently, I am developing a new appreciation for The Nanny, seasons 1 through 4 only. The show's premise was really lame, but they did a lot right in that show.

R26 The Nanny works because Fran Fine was the closest CBS has ever gotten to finding another Lucy. It was a throwback to the timeless classic 50s/60s sitcoms.

R26, thank you.

Seinfeld, Friends, Mad About You, That 70s Show, 3rd Rock from The Sun, Frasier were all standouts.

[quote]The Nanny, seasons 1 through 4 only

Totally agree with this. After she and Maxwell got together (which I guess was season 4 or so), that was when it went down the tubes. But everything before that was a lot of fun.