Everyone loves a good sitcom you can binge all weekend long!
While we are blessed with the likes of Modern Family, The Office, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, let’s go back a few decades and revisit these beloved evergreen shows.
1. Friends
If you’ve never heard of the TV show called Friends, you’ve got to be lying.
One of the most famous American sitcoms of all time, it features the friendship of six characters as they navigate their lives in New York City and fall into hilarious adventures. This series spans over 10 seasons so don’t worry about running out of episodes if you feel like binging on half a season in one go!
2. Will & Grace
The close bond between the two titular characters is unmatched.
When they were both college students, Grace and Will briefly dated but eventually broke it off. Years later, these two resumed their friendship before moving in together. Enter Jack and Karen — Will’s best friend and Grace’s work assistant — who amp up the comedy with their eccentric personalities.
3. Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld plays a fictionalised version of himself in a “TV show about nothing.” Between performing stand-up comedies and getting himself involved in relationships with a series of odd women, Jerry often spends his time in his apartment with his three odd friends — Kramer, George, and Elaine.
Joining in their hysterical and dysfunctional dynamic are side characters Newman and George’s batty parents.
4. Full House
The show that brought the Olsen twins to fame, Full House is a wholesome family sitcom. After the death of his beloved wife, Danny Tanner struggles to raise his three daughters by himself.
He then calls in his brother-in-law and best friend to move in and help him. Together, the three men learn the curves of fatherhood and all of them grow even closer as a family.
5. Boy Meets World
Just like any other teenager, the life of Cory Matthews is full of challenges as he navigates between school, parents, friends and his love interest Topanga.
The show stretches over seven seasons, covering Cory’s life as a high-schooler all the way to college. We see how Cory grows from an average, laid-back sixth-grader who constantly neglects his homework to becoming a young man who cares about his future.
Who’s your favourite sitcom character? Let us know in the comments below!
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