Which sitcom would you live in?

5 years ago

If you could live in any sitcom for a year, which one would it be, and why?

I'm not into sitcoms, the vast majority aren't funny at all. But I do laugh at "Mom". The acting is terrific and I really like the cast.

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stacey_mb

5 years ago

I would love to join the Golden Girls - they supported each other (mostly!), had fun and could sympathize with their age group (plus they ate lots of cheesecake!)

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User
5 years ago
Well, if I *had* to, Green Acres is the place to be, farm living is the life for me....
LoneJack Zn 6a, KC
5 years ago
That '70s show because I would be a teenager again!
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schoolhouse_gwagain
5 years ago
3rd. Rock From the Sun.
liira55
5 years ago
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That Girl, because we all wanted to be that single girl living in NYC and having our own apartment. Don Hollinger was an added bonus.
User
5 years ago
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Flipping San Diego. Those guys are fun! Give them a "situation" and they handle it...still make money....drive cool cars! I'd like to learn to surf from the one guy . Yes, I think the show is "staged".
Alisande
5 years ago
Gilmore Girls, mostly because as far as I'm concerned, Stars Hollow is idyllic. Getting to banter with Lorelai and Rory would be a nice bonus.
Uptown Gal
5 years ago
I agree Alisande.....Stars Hollow for me too! (especially the early years).
User
5 years ago
I always said we are more like Rosanne (now The Connors) than any other show. I love MOM, (we started watching it from the pilot show on just a couple days ago on On Demand) but would never want to live that life. While I admire the strength of all the women and love how they all are the glue who hold them sober and straight, I wouldn't want to fight that battle every day. I think I'm sticking with Rosanne. It's actually more like us and we're thisclose to living the way they do... hahahaha
Rusty again
5 years ago
Have to admit, I've never heard of most of the shows mentioned so far, haven't watched a sit-com in a very long time. Those I have seen or heard of strike me as being on the offensive side, and more abrasive than funny. So I'd have to go back a number of years, 'Happy Days' comes to mind, I thought 'The Fonz' was really cool. (I still like Henry Winkler) Or maybe 'Dukes of Hazard', lots of excitement there. But to spend a whole year? Nickel got it right, "Green Acres is the place to be, farm living is the life for me. . . ."

Rusty
yeonassky
5 years ago
It's a toss up between My favorite Martian or Bewitched or I dream of Jeannie. Friendly Aliens and magic you can't beat that. 3rd Rock from the Sun would be fun too or Mork and Mindy Nanu Nanu.
Ded tired
5 years ago
Ooo, yeah, Bewitched. I want to wiggle my nose and make magic.
OutsidePlaying
5 years ago
Probably M.A.S.H. or Home Improvement, although I don’t know if I could last a whole year in either of them. Sometimes I think I live in Home Improvement already.
HU-178658043
5 years ago
Petticoat Junction.
Amazing Aunt Audrey
5 years ago
77 Sunset Strip
Ded tired
5 years ago
Maybe The Jetsons. I could use a flying car and robot maid.
blfenton
5 years ago
Cheers. Where everyone knows my name and I can come in at the end of the day and chit chat and have a drink.
bpath
5 years ago
Oh, blfenton, that’s a good one!

The Dick van Dyke show. I love that house. Or maybe The New Dick van Dyke show because it’s in Carefree Arizona!
kathyg_in_mi
5 years ago
American Housewife. I am her!
lily316
5 years ago
Bewitched for me too. I'd be wiggling away.
Jupidupi
5 years ago
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Bewitched here, too. I'd love to be able to teleport with the twitch of my nose. I wouldn't even mind being Darren. The 60's and 70's were a great time to be working in advertising.

BTW, great question, Jasdip!
skibby (zone 4 Vermont)
5 years ago
Kate and Allie. I could date Kate's cast offs, and Allie is a great cook. Win-win!
amylou321
5 years ago
Just because there are no christmas sitcoms that I can think of, the Munsters.
salonva
5 years ago
I always say if I could live in Mayberry, I would be a happy lady.

When I catch it on TV I have to watch.
Lars
5 years ago
Absolutely Fabulous, or maybe Schitt's Creek. I can also relate to The Addams Family, but AbFab is #1 for me.
bragu_DSM 5
5 years ago
gilligan's island
katlan
5 years ago
Last Man Standing for me.
wildchild2x2
5 years ago
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Northern Exposure. Second would be Sons of Anarchy. I know, I know it's not a sitcom, but to me it is because of the outrageous scenarios they came up with.
Elizabeth
5 years ago
The Dick Van Dyke show. As Laura Petrie in New Rochelle.
katlan
5 years ago
Oh Northern Exposure is a good one also!
sushipup1
5 years ago
Happy Days until I grow up and can go to Cheers.
Jasdip
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5 years ago
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Wildchild....SOA is quite the show to come up with LOL. Jax was supposedly the heart-throb but he was my least liked. White runners on a Harley is laughable and his greasy hair! Ugh.

I loved the Scot, hands down. The other guy with the black curly hair is Canadian and is in a number of biker shows. He was a favourite as well.

Katie Segal was excellent as Gemma
Elizabeth
5 years ago
No votes for Outlander? C'mon? Jaime.
Alisande
5 years ago
Elizabeth, perhaps no one thinks of Outlander as a sitcom. :-)

Northern Exposure--good choice, Wildchild. It has its similarities to Gilmore Girls . . . that sense of community, with some oddball characters. It was a great show.

And yes, Mayberry. If I lived there I'd spend all my time sitting on the porch singing with Andy. And waiting for Aunt Bea to announce supper.
Jasdip
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5 years ago
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Elizabeth.....Outlander!! YES. Everyone should have a Jamie in their life.

But that's a series, not a sitcom :-)
User
5 years ago
The Good Place 😎
blfenton
5 years ago
I loved the Good Place but I wouldn't want the series to end.

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