Gamerforlife wrote: I also LOVE watching That 70s Show reruns. That show is hilarious.
That show is weird. Some episodes are really well written, but the majority of the jokes are "Foot in/up your ass", "Sick burn", "I said good day" and other tired catch phrases. Seems to be a trend with a lot of Fox sitcoms. King of the Hill was another show that was all over the place. Plus:
RIP: That 80's Show
The first 3 seasons of that 70s show were really good, and didn't rely that much on the repetitive catch phrases. Later on it fell into the same trap that most sitcoms do; good ratings but not any story ideas left.
The first 2 seasons especially were really innovative with the hallucination scenes, and trips into the characters heads.
My favorite 80s sitcom would have to be cheers, because it lived in the 80s more than most of the ones people mentioned, and was pretty consistently funny.
Gamerforlife wrote: I also LOVE watching That 70s Show reruns. That show is hilarious.
That show is weird. Some episodes are really well written, but the majority of the jokes are "Foot in/up your ass", "Sick burn", "I said good day" and other tired catch phrases. Seems to be a trend with a lot of Fox sitcoms. King of the Hill was another show that was all over the place. Plus:
RIP: That 80's Show
That 70s Show is awesome. I still watch reruns of it. It so reminds me of me and my friends late high school and a few years after high school. Only thing is, that was the late 90s/early 2000s for me.
silver spoons, the wonder years does taxi count? family ties growing pains three's company? I remember re-runs married with children who's the boss small wonder night court
odie182 wrote:I have always been partial to Perfect Strangers. It always ends with one of those cheesey, hartwaming moments where Larry learns a valuable lesson.
Seeing Balki in real life kind of ruined the charm of the show for me.
BurningDoom wrote:Married With Children is comedy gold. I like Cheers, too. Roseanne was good in the beginning, but then towards the end it got overly dramatic and ridiculous. Night Court is good, too.
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full house, really? lol even bob sagat hated it.
Nowhere did I say I like Full House. In fact, in another post I talked about how gag-inducing it was.
that part was actually meant for the post above yours.
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