View Poll Results: Favorite Sitcom(s) of the 90s
Boy Meets World
1
1.92%
Coach
4
7.69%
Dream On
2
3.85%
Family Matters
2
3.85%
Full House
2
3.85%
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
4
7.69%
Home Improvement
8
15.38%
Mad About You
2
3.85%
Wonder Years
13
25.00%
Other / None of the Above
28
53.85%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 52. You may not vote on this poll
Favorite Sitcom of the 90s
02-15-02 | 11:00 AM
#26
DVD Talk Limited Edition
ROSEANNE!!!
I deem this poll invalid without a listing for Roseanne.
Best. Sitcom. Ever.
"Becky - did you ever know that you're my hero?"
"Sure Darlene - and you're the wind beneath my wings . . ."
I deem this poll invalid without a listing for Roseanne.
Best. Sitcom. Ever.
"Becky - did you ever know that you're my hero?"
"Sure Darlene - and you're the wind beneath my wings . . ."
02-15-02 | 11:31 AM
#28
DVD Talk Legend
Defintely Seinfeld and The Simpson would be at the top. But I did enjoy the short lived John Laraquette show. I'll always remember the one where John and Daryl "Chill" Mitchell are riding in a car listening to "Kill Whitey"
02-15-02 | 01:05 PM
#31
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Just because "The Simpsons" is a half-hour long doesn't automatically brand it a "sitcom." I always see sitcoms as the "one-act" plays of television. All the characters are confined to one set for the bulk of the show.
"The Simpsons" transcends the sitcom because it isn't about a set group of characters in a single room cracking wise to each other. Sure Bart's always been 10 years old - but the scope of the whole show goes beyond Bart's misadventures in the fourth grade.
I dunno. I'm just rambling here. The curry from lunch is still settling.
"The Simpsons" transcends the sitcom because it isn't about a set group of characters in a single room cracking wise to each other. Sure Bart's always been 10 years old - but the scope of the whole show goes beyond Bart's misadventures in the fourth grade.
I dunno. I'm just rambling here. The curry from lunch is still settling.
08-21-03 | 03:22 PM
#35
Moderator
"In Living Color" was a variety show, not a sitcom.
I'm surprised they don't rerelease them on DVD as "In Living Color...starring JIM CARREY and JENNIFER LOPEZ!"
I'm surprised they don't rerelease them on DVD as "In Living Color...starring JIM CARREY and JENNIFER LOPEZ!"
