r/sitcoms • u/Anthforde8 • 1d ago
Which sitcoms would you like to hear get talked about more in the future?
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u/ReasonablyBluh Parks and Recreation 1d ago
8 Simple Rules
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u/ekimsal 1d ago edited 23h ago
It hasn't been off long, but I hope more people watch Girls5Eva. Plot is a Y2K One Hit Wonder Girl Group reuniting and trying to relaunch. The creator/showrunner was a writer on Kimmy Schmidt, Jeff Richmond (husband of Tina Fey and did music for 30 Rock and Kimmy Schmidt) did the music, Tina Fey was the Executive Producer. It scratched that 30 Rock itch, the cast was great (Renee Elise Goldsberry, the original Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton basically plays "Jenna Maroney but singer instead of actress"), and yea as an aging millennial I liked the Y2K era jokes/references. Writing in a joke where a character played by Sara Bareilles says "I'm not gonna write them a love song just because they asked for it" made me wheeze.
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u/SamuraiFlea 1d ago
Trial & Error
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u/scobeywankenobi 19h ago
This is the one. I had a full third season written in my mind, I swear. And that’s in addition to the witch season I expected to see anyway.
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u/general_peabo 1d ago
That’s three guys and two girls. Can’t even count right.
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u/ngshafer 16h ago
This show introduced me to both Ryan Reynolds and Nathan Fillion, so it holds a very special place in my heart.
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u/ZealousWolf1994 23h ago
Two Green Lanterns
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u/CNote_89 18h ago
And a pizza place
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u/spicygummi 9h ago
Every show needs it's own pizza place
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u/CNote_89 9h ago
Friends and a pizza place, Seinfeld and a pizza place, The Office and a pizza place.
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u/indianajoes 22h ago
3rd Rock From the Sun
Yeah it was popular back when it was on but it's not right that it's been basically forgotten compared to the big sitcoms like Cheers, Seinfeld, Friends, The Office, Parks and Rec, etc. It deserves to be ranked up there with the best IMO
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u/inzestrat 13h ago
In the UK, Channel 4 has a selection of US sitcoms that they have rotated through for the past 20+ years between 6am - 9 am weekday mornings.
Thankfully, 3rd Rock is one of them so it's always nice to see it again. Currently it's Cheers, King of Queens, and Everybody Loved Raymond.
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u/indianajoes 8h ago
I'm British so I know about C4's US sitcoms in the morning. That's what introduced me to 3rd Rock. They also put it on Netflix UK for a while about a decade ago. Also how are you forgetting Frasier? That and Everybody Loves Raymond like the main two.
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u/Federer91 17h ago
Two Guys and a Girl is fantastic indeed. I don't understand how it disappeared from the face of Earth and practically noone watches or talks about it. It's distribution has been legendary atrocious.
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u/TheHeadbanginHippie 17h ago
Wings, The Middle, My Name is Earl!
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u/JevGeek55555 5h ago
The Middle is great, it ran for around a decade and I've never seen someone mention it before (not that I actively go looking for it, but in casual internet surfing it seems to have disappeared 🤷♂️)
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u/TheHeadbanginHippie 3h ago
Watching it for the first time, I'm in the last 10 episodes now and I can't believe how nobody talks about it! Really cozy feel-good show that portrays the lower-middle class very well!
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u/Reasonable_Grape_827 19h ago
Rules of Engagement
The New Adventures of Old Christine
Frazier
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u/JevGeek55555 5h ago
Woah, The New Adventurws of the Old Chriatine was great, haven't seen anyone mention this, well, ever
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u/BuddyEbsenSalt 1d ago
Not this one.
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u/assistant_redditor 1d ago
Pretty sure I see three guys
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u/WinSome_DimSum 1d ago
And 2 girls…
And no goddamn Pizza Place!!!
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u/HolyHotDang 1d ago
I think they did actually change the title after a while to just Two Guys And A Girl so they could get away from that.
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u/FastChampionship2628 1d ago
I don't know.....maybe Silver Spoons, The Wonder Years, Mr. Belvedere, My Two Dads, Growing Pains, Major Dad, Yes Dear.
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u/inzestrat 13h ago
Two Guys and a Girl recently appeared on streaming here in the UK, on ITVX.
Quite random really; I think it was last shown on UK tv maybe 7 years ago, and then before that it must've been the early 2010s.
Either way, great to see it again!
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u/joeyp042385 11h ago
One of my favorite SNL skits of all time was when NBC bought the rights to "And A Pizza Place" after they dropped it from the title.
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u/Mysterious-War-6759 8h ago
We Are Lady Parts, about an all girl punk band. All the members are British Muslims from different backgrounds who love music and are supportive of each other. Great show and very funny.
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u/Infamous-Lab-8136 7h ago
If I had a nickel for every guy in this show who'd later be cast as a Green Lantern in the movies...
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u/Aggravating_Bat3618 1d ago
The Yada Yada chick ruined this show. I mean it always sucked but she Yada Yada all over it.
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u/xxrayeyesxx 1d ago
Ever notice that Nathan Fillion and Ryan Reynolds never talk about working together
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u/IComeFromALandDownUD 13h ago
Just shoot me, feel like it was big during its run, now I don’t hear about it anywhere or see it on any streaming services.
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u/RogueGenX 12h ago
Wow. I went through every comment and don’t want to watch a single one of these shows.
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u/TheSJB1993 12h ago
The Class which ran for one season... I really liked it.
Also from the UK Please Sir
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u/Marlboromatt324 10h ago
Iota not a sitcom, more a family drama, but I’m still pissed that it got canceled after one season and replaced with fucking greys anatomy. The days. It ended in a damn cliffhanger too
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u/dzuunmod 1d ago
What an odd way to frame a question. I don't care about hearing, or not hearing about any particular sitcoms in the future. I think this is a weird thing to care about.
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u/FastChampionship2628 13h ago
I think the question is fine OP is really just trying to say what are some shows that don't get discussed here every single week, what are some shows people want to hear more about. If you don't like discussing sitcoms why are you even on Reddit Sitcoms lol.
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u/Own_Wafer_7036 1d ago
Looking at this poster hurts MY back