What are the current sitcoms?

Sorry, not that one anymore.

Don’t look for them on regular TV, but on streaming. Recent standouts the last two years are Mrs. Maisel, Flea Bag and G.L.O.W., but they would be labeled non traditional sitcoms.

I can’t see a photo of Noah Galvin without seeing the image of him fingering his hole.

R3 And they say viral marketing doesn’t work!

The Real O'Neals was surprisingly good and genuinely funny, it should've gotten a third season

You know I was thinking about all these cop shows the other day..... Murder mysteries started out as non-police detective stories. C. Auguste Dupin, Sherlock Holmes, Miss Marple, Hercule Poirot, Lord Peter Wimsy, etc. The police were portrayed as small minded, ignorant buffoons. It wasn’t until The Untouchables that America began its obsession with police detectives. It was political propaganda. Polic3 are still small minded, ignorant buffoons. Look how many murders are unsolved. Look how many people have been set up by police. Police are allowed to outright lie to everyone, and that’s ok. They have a whole political system in place that pampers them in every town & city. They’re mostly related to other members of the police & have a military background where they’ve been trained to kill people & cover up their own atrocities. They hide behind unions, police “benevolent associations,” judges, etc. They're crooks who steal from the dead. They steal from the living, padding their pensions & faking disabilities. They demand hero worship & the ability to brutalize others.

Police dramas & police reality shows should be banned from television in the US.

I enjoy traditional 3 camera sitcoms like Mom and One Day at a Time. There aren’t many left.

The networks appear to have forgotten how to make entertaining and popular sitcoms. There are a few exceptions, but the onslaught of hideous shows like TWO BROKE GIRLS (how long did that thing last?) felt like the end of an era.

Comedy is dead.

The SJWs killed it.

I loved The Real O'Neals! My husband is an actor and good friends with Jay Ferguson. Jay is straight but gives good hugs and doesn't mind when I drunkenly flirt with him.

^ How does Jay feel about Noah Galvin? Is he bitter that Noah's interview with Vulture cost the show a third season?

Superstore is a sitcom people talk about, but I've never seen it and don't think it looks funny.

My parents like Young Sheldon and say that Mom sucks.

That's all I know. They really should consider bringing the sitcom back. People could use a good laugh. And contrary to what the media says, a show like "All in the Family" would do really well and would be extremely popular. My parents watch it in reruns every night on MeTv or whatever oldies channel it's on. A lot of other people their age do too. People are sick and tired of the "cancel culture" and want something that's going to push the envelope. The Twitter mob wouldn't like it, but I bet it would do well if one of the major networks took a chance on a show like it.

It seems like where I am, it’s either “Big Bang Theory” or “The Goldbergs”. Sometimes it’s a “Mom” or “Two & Half Men”. I hate all of those shows. I find my self gravitating to “Kings of Queens” and “2 Broke Girls”, as awful as they are, but at least they aren’t more Chuck Lorre bullshit.

Also, I’ve noticed that there are 2 hours of ‘Family Feud’ (split between two adjacent channels). Why can’t there be 2 hours of ‘Jeopardy‘?

I recorded the ‘Odd Couple‘ marathon last weekend, so at least I got that.

I enjoy Brooklyn 99 quite a bit

I really like Mom. It's darker than your usual sitcom at times and deals with a fairly realistic working class environment.

Yeah, Mom is pretty good. Janney is great. Caustic and not too sympathetic. And the supporting cast is strong.

r12 Only two of the sitcoms you mentioned meet the definition of "current."

I don’t care r16.

I am a big fan of Mom. I like the way the show treats addiction as a lifelong struggle with no easy fixes. And everyone in the cast, including the female friends from AA, are perfect in their roles. I am often impressed with the way Anna Faris holds her own in scenes opposite Allison Janney. I think the writing is smart and funny, which is why the episodes wear well on repeated viewings. The show won't go on forever, except in syndication. So I am looking forward to at least one more season of new episodes.

Anna Farris is leaving Mom.

R19.

R11: Norman Lear hadn't launched a hit in years when CBS reran [italic]All in the Family[/italic] for its 20th anniversary along with a new show he created; the new show flopped and the reruns got better ratings!

I want to lick Jay Ferguson's taint

Now that Modern Family is finished, all I watch are Brooklyn 99 and the Superstore. That's about all I find reliably funny .

[quote] I enjoy Brooklyn 99 quite a bit

This season they are going BLM. See how funny that is.

Terry Crews Says ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Writers Scrapped Episodes Amid Black Lives Matter Protests: ‘We Have to Start Over’

Jump, jump, for my love!

I really enjoy Superstore. You can catch it on Hulu.

I like The Kids are Alright from last season, but that got axed and was one and done. It just showed up on Hulu and I've been rewatching it.

The Good Place was great - another Michael Shur (Booklyn 99, Parks and Rec) show. Seasons 1 - 3 are on Netflix, season 4 (the last) will be on at the end of the month. Each season was 13 episodes, so not a major commitment.

I used to like The Goldbergs on ABC but I tend to lose interest in a show after about 4 seasons, there are some exceptions.