2000s Sitcoms?

[isrs4life]

-Delete- I may get the same results. I do look at other websites containing top 10 or 20 sitcoms of the 2000's
but is that really all there is?

Like this from someone from TV.com
1. Everybody Loves Raymond
2. Will & Grace
3. Sex and the City
4. Arrested Development
5. 30 Rock
6. The Office
7. Two and a Half Men
8. Family Guy
9. That '70s Show
10. How I Met Your Mother
11. The King of Queens
12. Entourage
13. It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
14. Malcolm in the Middle
15. Reba
16. The Bernie Mac Show
17. According to Jim
18. George Lopez
19. My Wife and Kids
20. Curb Your Enthusiasm

I'm not sure if I really want to believe that... Thow!

[isrs4life]

Hello...

Is anyone alive in this forum?

[InMontreal]

Tried wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categor...evision_series

[isrs4life]

Tried wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Categor...evision_series

Nope, I accually never seen that link on wikipedia I accually do look for information
on there to but first time I have ever seen that link.

[bigoranget]

Even the wikipedia entry is not a complete list. Here are some more off the top of my head

Hope & Faith
Less then Perfect
Rodney
Gary Unmarried
My Wife and Kids
George Popez

That list has Drake and Josh which is a tween/teen sitcom. The list will expand quite a bit if you are looking to count those shows as well.

[CDN Viewer]

Here is another source: http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/...play.php?f=662

Aside from being incomplete (I have updated it), the wikipedia listing is also inaccurate. Several shows on there such as That '70s Show, King of Queens and Frasier are actually from the 1990's not 2000's.

[isrs4life]

Hope and Faith, I accually do like

Some others there bigoranget said looked interesting I know George Lopez
but i'm getting very fustrated with the current sitcom channels in Canada we
need another one or two. Comedy Channel is accually decent but still it runs
Seinfeld.

I hate seeing a sitcom run only once a day on TVTropolis and not being able to
see it till the next week after which is just wrong.

I think they would gain more viewers if they went to back to back and have 3 or
4 shows line up between the 9pm-1am slot would be very enjoyable evenings to.

[InMontreal]

the wikipedia listing is also inaccurate. Several shows on there such as That '70s Show, King of Queens and Frasier are actually from the 1990's not 2000's.

Wiki is not inaccurate. That 70's Show aired 1998-2006, so it's a sitcom that aired during the 2000s, same story for King of Queens 1998-2007 and Frasier 1993-2004, they cover two decades.

[CDN Viewer]

Wiki is not inaccurate. That 70's Show aired 1998-2006, so it's a sitcom that aired during the 2000s, same story for King of Queens 1998-2007 and Frasier 1993-2004, they cover two decades.

What I meant was that these shows did not debut in the 2000's, they went on the air in the 1990's so in my book that makes them 90s shows.

[isrs4life]

What I meant was that these shows did not debut in the 2000's, they went on the air in the 1990's so in my book that makes them 90s shows.

Everybody Loves Raymond debuted back in 96 or 97 and That 70s Show
debuted back in 1998 but these shows lasted through most of the 2000's

is what u really mean.

But they are quite considerable hot topics on the shows of the 2000s not 1990s