I'm more impressed with the full list than I thought. Nice to see a couple Fawlty Towers episodes in there; may have missed it but should have at least one Police Squad.

It does seem light on 60s fare, but the author makes pretty clear he chalks the love of a lot of that stuff to baby boomer nostalgia (odd that I'm not a boomer and love a lot of it).

It's a lot harder for me to slam him for the lack of really amazing episodes from very short lived shows. For instance, Stark Raving Mad was brilliant, and I recall one episode in particular as being fucking fantastic. I think it was Four Colds and a Funeral. The problem is that all too many short-lived shows have been just about completely forgotten and you'd need a superhuman level of knowledge to be able to include them all.

When I saw the title, this is the first episode I thought of. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard.

I think lack of Car 54 is a major oversight as well. Especially with so many Seinfeld episodes. Car 54 is a HUGE influence on that show.

I think that the Scrubs episode where Dr. Cox's friend (played by Brendan Frasier) is the best of that show and one of the best of all time.

I'd take this list a bit more seriously if it included at least one episode of Entourage.

I think the only reason we got any sort of Scrubs is that the musical episode was the best such one to put on a list. In fairness, Scrubs bent over into drama more than virtually any sitcom I can think of (even MASH because MASH had its funny years and its serious years). There are probably episodes of Gilmore Girls that count more as a comedy than episodes of Scrubs.