Greatest Sitcom Evah!

[Shooter]

Brocktoon!!!

 

[edmanster]

BSG greatest tv drama ever.

So say we all!

I watched the whole frackin series again last fall.. I watched the original last summer along with Buck Rogers

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYjLrJRuMnY

We can pickle that lol

 

[Homercidal]

Not the "greatest ever", I probably would give that to MASH, but one I enjoyed for the two seasons it aired was Sledge Hammer!

Wow...

I loved that show too.

 

[TJinWV]

Pardon my newbness, but

 

[wolverinebrewer]

M*A*S*H's Adam's Ribs is the best episode of any tv show I've ever seen (and it was first aired before I was born). M*A*S*H was truly great, but, it went slowly downhill after Trapper and Blake left, but the finale was great (still the most watched tv show of all time?)

I agree. The first two seasons were incredible. It's hard to pick a favorite episode. The Pilot, Chief Surgeon Who, Tuttle, Five O'clock Charley, The Incubator, I Hate A Mystery. It goes on.

Sorry to ramble off topic but I think I need to get out the DVD's and LMAO!

 

[Lunchtime]

Any show/movie that ends with "It was all a dream" is bullhockey! You hear me? Bullhockey!!

 

[passedpawn]

Pardon my newbness, but

I'd add that one to my list. It loses a point though since it spawned George Jefferson. But it gets a point back for forming the skills that Rob Reiner would go on to use in some of the finest movies. Ah, but it loses another one for Sally Struthers.

 

[edmanster]

What better than two ladies working in a brewery

 

[weirdboy]

Guess I am going to show my age, but here goes.....

Barney Miller
Taxi
WKRP in Cincinati
Bob Newhart
Cheers

Honorable mention
Seinfeld

The Thanksgiving episode of WKRP is quite possibly the funniest single episode of a TV sitcom I have ever seen.

 

[Rubes]

I love MASH, one of my favourite shows. Hawkeye gets on my nerves sometimes though, especially later in the series and in any episode Alan Alda wrote or directed. He gets too preachy and melodramatic at times.

 

[drinker]

The Andy Griffith show is up there, IMO.