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We can guess your favorite sitcom based on the year you were born
A not-quite-scientific test of your TV tastes
The year you were born says a lot about you. It can determine your interests, shape your views and even contribute to your personality.
Your favorite sitcom can also say a lot about you. The situation comedy has been a staple of American television from the very beginning. Since then, there have been enough shows to fit just about every taste.
Which sitcom is your favorite? Select the year you were born and we'll take a guess!
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We can guess your favorite sitcom based on the year you were born
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It said Full House, but nah. I much prefer Home Improvement, ALF, Cheers, M*A*S*H and ones like those.
I was born in 1962, so my favorite sitcom is The Brady Bunch?
No, no, no...
I watched The Brady Bunch as a kid, but my favorites would be Hogan's Heroes, The Partridge Family, WKRP In Cincinnati, Happy Days, Out Of Practice (with Henry Winkler), Murphy Brown, Superior Donuts...and these days, Ghosts.
No, no, no...
I watched The Brady Bunch as a kid, but my favorites would be Hogan's Heroes, The Partridge Family, WKRP In Cincinnati, Happy Days, Out Of Practice (with Henry Winkler), Murphy Brown, Superior Donuts...and these days, Ghosts.
Well I got Mary Tyler Moore, which is so far from reality because for me it’s M*A*S*H.
1952 Not the Dick Van Dyke show not that there is any thing wrong with it. But Leave it to Beaver is the best ever
Well…uh….Hmmmm….NOOOOO…..! It’s actually very very close call between M*A*S*H…and The Andy Griffith Show…of course the original with Barney…! I have the complete DVD sets for them both…!
MASH? No! The Bob Newhart Show and MTM. Why did they quit showing those? They are the best!
Wrong!! While I like watching Gomer Pyle, it is not my favorite sitcom. I think it would be Gilligan's Island. Never get tired of the show. Met Bob Denver, kissed Dawn Wells, what's not to like? These heroes I've met in real life were gracious, patient, & accommodating, happy to sign an autograph, pose for a picture & relive a moment in childhood growing up. Can't say that about all the TV shows i've loved.
I'm sure you will cherish those moments, and thank you for sharing. As you said they were happy to " pose for a picture", it would be of great interests to other fans if you had a picture and were willing to share with others. It's always fun to see those individuals in moments when they are not on the set filming.
1969, Laverne and Shirley?! Not even close!
1950 and as a former New Yorker (til 1989) I have always liked the NYC Based Comedies, from the The Honeymooners, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Odd Couple, Seinfeld, King of Queens, Everybody Loves Raymond, Just Shoot Me, etc. (And I hate "Friends", only 1 person from NYC involved with the show, Horrible).
After That, I Liked the Bob Newhart Shows, MTM, the Wings/Frasier mix. Even Hot in Cleveland. And I don't like anything Norman Lear, the leftist bigot!
Star Trek (TOS, TNG, DS9, Voyager, Enterprise) until the end of "Enterprise" in 2005. When they started making new episodes with Kirk/Spock Characters but without Shatner and Nimoy, they lost me. The Stargate franchise, MacGyver, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Columbo, McCloud.
Finally, Not full Comedies, but Monk & Psych from the early 2000's make me laugh.
After That, I Liked the Bob Newhart Shows, MTM, the Wings/Frasier mix. Even Hot in Cleveland. And I don't like anything Norman Lear, the leftist bigot!
Star Trek (TOS, TNG, DS9, Voyager, Enterprise) until the end of "Enterprise" in 2005. When they started making new episodes with Kirk/Spock Characters but without Shatner and Nimoy, they lost me. The Stargate franchise, MacGyver, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Columbo, McCloud.
Finally, Not full Comedies, but Monk & Psych from the early 2000's make me laugh.
And I forgot, Toodie and Muldoon, Car 54 Where Are You
Norman Lear was a pioneering genius, shame on you.
My fave was “That Girl.”
Liked the Dick Van Dyke show, but The Honeymooners was my favorite, then WKRP.
While " The Addams Family" was one 0f my favorites I liked Hogan's Hero's and Green Acres better.
They chose "Full House." While I like "Full House" okay, my favorite sitcom is "The Monkees."
What year do I have to pick to get "The Bob Newhart Show?"
Not even close. I hate "The Brady Bunch." Didn't watch it as a kid, don't watch it now.
While Taxi was a great show in my humble opinion, its not my favorite. Sorry, but Curb Your Enthusiasm takes my #1 spot. Taxi does make the list as does Fawlty Towers, Seinfeld, Green Acres, Adams Family and The Beverly Hillbillies to name a few.
I watched the first season of Taxi and loved it. Then Randall Carver (John) left before the second season...and so did I.
WRONG. The result said, 'Mary Tyler Moore,' and I never watch that show. I think I may have seen a total of almost 2-1/2 episodes of scenes from that show. There were many sitcoms that I watch, and I would say, even to this day, that M*A*S*H would be MY favorite, even considering how much I love the ore modern, 'The Big Bang Theory.'
Wrong I watched Gomer Pyle but wasn't a huge fan
I'm a huge fan of Gomer Pyle!
Wrong. Not really a fan of Taxi.
WRONG!!!! I hated Family Ties