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Iconic Tv Sitcoms Codexery

A source-cited reference to iconic tv sitcoms

Iconic Tv Sitcoms (17)

Laverne & Shirley — Making Their Dreams Come True
Married... with Children — The longest-running live-action sitcom on Fox, and the network's first primetime series.
Modern Family — One big (modern) family.
Roseanne — A working-class family sitcom that broke ground with realism and humor.
Seinfeld — A show about nothing.
Sex and the City — Four friends. One city. A column about love, sex, and friendship.
Taxi (TV series) — The cabbies of Sunshine Cab Company navigate life, dreams, and Louie's abuse.
The Andy Griffith Show — A time gone by, in a town called Mayberry.
The Big Bang Theory — A sitcom about physicists, friends, and finding love in Pasadena.
The Brady Bunch — A blended family becomes one in this iconic sitcom.
The Cosby Show — The show that almost single-handedly revived the sitcom genre and NBC's ratings fortunes.
The Dick Van Dyke Show — The classic sitcom that gave an inside look at TV writing and family life.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air — In West Philadelphia, born and raised...
The Golden Girls — Four women, one house, and a friendship that never gets old.
The Mary Tyler Moore Show — The Mary Tyler Moore Show: groundbreaking sitcom about an independent woman in Minneapolis.
The Office (American TV series) — The everyday work lives of office employees at Dunder Mifflin.
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In — A laugh-in is a frame of mind.