The Best Sitcoms Of All Time, Ranked
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A mockumentary-style gem, this sitcom is a fly on the wall peek into the daily grind of a mundane office, led by an eccentric and often cringe-worthy boss. The ensemble cast, which includes Steve Carell, Rainn Wilson, John Krasinski, and Jenna Fischer, has viewers laughing at their relatable antics and rooting for their quirky relationships. Garnering numerous accolades such as Primetime Emmy Awards and Golden Globe wins, this show has left a lasting legacy in television history.
- Premiered: March 24, 2005
- Network: NBC
- 1Michael Scott12,853 Votes
- 2Dwight Schrute12,494 Votes
- 3Jim Halpert11,093 Votes
- 4Kevin Malone8,579 Votes
A group of six pals who are inseparable through thick and thin give us a glimpse into their lives filled with laughter, love, and heartbreak. This iconic sitcom boasts an all-star cast including Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer. Its immense popularity spawned catchphrases that still live on today - could it BE any more successful?
- Premiered: September 22, 1994
- Network: NBC
- 1The One Where Everybody Finds Out1,650 Votes
- 2The One with the Embryos1,394 Votes
- 3The One Where No One's Ready1,162 Votes
- 4The One Where Ross Got High999 Votes
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Yada yada yada, you're talking about the show that defined a generation of sitcom enthusiasts. This "show about nothing" created an unforgettable ensemble of quirky characters – none more famous than Jerry Seinfeld himself. The cast, including Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the iconic Elaine Benes, brought to life relatable situations with hilarious twists that are still quoted today.
- Premiered: July 5, 1989
- Network: NBC
- 1The Marine Biologist1,198 Votes
- 2The Soup Nazi1,171 Votes
- 3The Opposite1,027 Votes
- 4The Contest1,221 Votes
It's legen-wait-for-it-dary how this sitcom weaves together the tale of one man's intricate quest to find his soulmate. With a captivating narrative framed by flashbacks galore and plenty of running gags throughout its nine-season run – Neil Patrick Harris' breakout role as Barney Stinson stole the show. As memorable as the blue French horn or the yellow umbrella might be in fans' hearts – this show remains unforgettable itself.
- Premiered: September 19, 2005
- Network: CBS
- 1Alyson Hannigan (Lily Aldrin)160 Votes
- 2David Burtka (Scooter)95 Votes
- 3Marshall Manesh (Ranjit Singh)108 Votes
- 4Cobie Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky)149 Votes
Where everybody knows your name – there's no better place to kick back than this Boston bar run by former Red Sox pitcher Sam Malone (Ted Danson). A motley crew of regulars adds spice to every pour of laughter served up by the likes of Shelley Long's Diane Chambers and Kelsey Grammer’s Frasier Crane. Cheers was an all-time favorite on television during its 11-year run, racking up 28 Emmy Awards along the way.
- Premiered: September 30, 1982
- Network: NBC
- 1Pick a Con...Any Con99 Votes
- 2Thanksgiving Orphans170 Votes
- 3What is... Cliff Clavin?156 Votes
- 4Give Me a Ring Sometime124 Votes
Welcome to Pawnee, Indiana – home of waffles, miniature horses, and one relentless public servant! Amy Poehler leads the charge as Leslie Knope in this delightful comedy that dives into small-town government antics. With a quirky supporting cast featuring Nick Offerman's mustachioed Ron Swanson and Aubrey Plaza's deadpan April Ludgate, it's no wonder viewers keep coming back for more shenanigans.
- Premiered: April 9, 2009
- Network: NBC
- 1Ron Swanson3,553 Votes
- 2Andy Dwyer3,153 Votes
- 3April Ludgate3,104 Votes
- 4Leslie Knope2,655 Votes