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I'm a big fan of Seinfeld,How I meet your mother, Family Guy, King of Queens and ofcourse Community.
Yeah I forgot Fresh Prince of Bel-Air such a aweseme show.
And are we counting one camera sitcoms? If so then
Scrubs, The Office, 30 Rock
You've made me remember it! Another classic.
Also, along with Two And A Half Men: Fresh Prince, and My Wife & Kids.
Father Ted was pretty funny too and IT Crowd was alright.
Finally someone who knows what he's talking about. I'm keeping out of this thread it's bad for my blood pressure.
Just one of the funniest sitcoms ever.
I also like HIMYM and Family Guy.
I also recently watched (the real, as in UK version of) The Inbetweeners. It doesn't hold its quality up to the end, but is stunningly hilarious and also one of the most honest depictions of the way that teenage boys are friends with each other. It may not be the best show but it really hit home for me.
Actualy Ashton is a great actor. But, TAAHM is not his place.
I watched a clip somewhere of Big Bang Theory without the laugh there. By god it was awful.
Everybody Hates Chris ain't a sitcom and don't has laugh tracks, so it is an exception.
I don't think you understand what a sitcom is. This is taken from wikipedia, but it's still correct.
"A situation comedy, often shortened to sitcom, is a genre of comedy that features characters sharing the same common environment, such as a home or workplace, accompanied with jokes as part of the dialogue. Such programs originated in radio, but today, sitcoms are found mostly on television as one of its dominant narrative forms.
As opposed to stand up comedy and sketch comedy, a situation comedy has a storyline and ongoing characters in, essentially, a comedic drama. The situation is usually that of a family, workplace, or a group of friends through comedic sequences."
I'd say Everybody Hates Chris fits with that. A sitcom has nothing to do with it having a laughtrack or not, that's just a lazy way to mind control people into thinking it's funny when it's most likely not. The only sitcom with an audience I actually like is Seinfeld.