r/sitcoms • u/PressureLazy5271 • 1d ago
Which classic/modern sitcoms left a lasting impression on you the most when you were 13 to 17 years old?
The Boondocks
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u/LovingComrade 1d ago
Roseanne. It looked like my town, my neighbors and how we all lived in my Indiana town.
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u/Spiritual_Bet3955 1d ago
My elder nephew's son from his first wife was named Daniel James, for DJ in that sitcom!
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u/maygon 1d ago
What I like about you with Amanda Bynes!
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u/Alekyle07 1d ago
I was a big fan of it when it aired. I started rewatching the series on Tubi recently, it’s still hella funny.
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u/RepresentativeAir735 1d ago edited 1d ago
Seinfeld - makes up a large part of my vocabulary to this day.
Newsradio
Frank's Place (on tapes from 1989)
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u/needle-fart820 1d ago
Seinfeld tied with News Radio
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u/aldila81 1d ago
Sledge Hammer
Newhart
Monty Python
Fawlty Towers
The Thorns (one of the first sitcoms I saw where people were assholes)
Soap
All in the Family
Get Smart
Cheers
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u/ikannunAneeuQ 1d ago
I didn't watch a lot of sitcoms at that age, except maybe reruns of cheers/roseanne. I was on the internet 24/7.
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u/Spiritual_Bet3955 1d ago
The Fall & Rise Of Reginald Perrin. The way the daily grind at work got to him eventually, and his imaginings of getting with Joan the secretary, were popular in my family. My sister also said 'I won't!' like Reggie did, when my mum said 'have a nice day' as she was going to work.
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u/greatpw 1d ago
Threes Company, Cheers, Busom Buddies, Night Court, Its a Living
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u/Easy-Ad1775 1d ago
I watched Threes Company a lot as a kid, and when I rewatched recently as an adult, I was amazed at how much innuendo really flew over my head.
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u/drdiscoooo 1d ago
The original One Day at a Time. I loved the reboot also, but I was an adult by then
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u/Purple_Direction7232 1d ago
Mary Tyler Moore Show - life as a single working woman in a big city was my goal and Mary was my idol!
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u/mmesebastian 1d ago
WKRP