TV Reviews7.1/10
Rules of Engagement Review: Solid Comedy, Reliable Laughs
A look back at CBS's Rules of Engagement, the sitcom that ran seven seasons and reached 100 episodes.
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Tag: sitcom
TV Reviews5.7/10
Eight Years On, God Friended Me Still Gets Its Premise Right While Letting Down the Execution
A CBS sitcom wherein an atheist receives a friend request from God, leading him toward strangers in need, reviewed.
5 Musical Sitcom Episodes That Always Have Us Singing Along With Them
Five sitcom musical episodes that turn TV into a Broadway show, from Scrubs to Buffy, with songs that stick.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Platonic Review: Sylvia and Will’s Reconnection Is Worth the Mess
A comedy of old friendship, lost and found, wherein two souls seek reunion amid dread, laughter, and the weight of years.
TV Reviews5.8/10
Three Years On, That ’90s Show Still Feels Comfortable but Unremarkable
A sequel to That '70s Show, This '90s Show blends nostalgia with teen hijinks, mostly delivering a pleasant but forgettable watch.
TV Reviews7.1/10
Suburgatory Review: Solid Sitcom Strains Under Its Own Satire
A father and daughter move from New York City to the suburbs, and the town's perfect lawns hide far stranger sins.
10 TV Shows Like ‘Nobody Wants This’: From ‘New Girl’ to ‘Catastrophe’
A Netflix list pairs light sitcoms with darker, adult fare for fans of Nobody Wants This, mixing romantic comedy with tragedy.
TV Reviews6.8/10
Mad About You Review: Solid Comfort Comedy, Rarely Great
A married couple, Paul and Jamie, navigate daily friction and occasional crises in this cozy, Emmy-winning sitcom.
TV Reviews6.2/10
Sixteen Years On, Mike & Molly Still Weighs Its Premise Well
A review of CBS's Mike & Molly, a sitcom about a couple who meet at Overeaters Anonymous, weighing its strengths against its flaws.
TV Reviews7.9/10
‘Aída’: Carmen Machi Leads a Warm, Physical Comedy That Never Loses Focus
Aída García, a working single mother, returns to her family home in Madrid in this warm, funny sitcom about a working-class neighborhood.
TV Reviews8.6/10
How a Teen Sitcom From 2009 Became the Only One Worth Watching
A review of Disney XD's I'm in the Band, a sitcom about a teen who joins a metal band, with cast details and verdict.
TV Reviews7.2/10
How Family Ties Turned a Conservative Spin Doctor Into a Pop Culture Icon
A look back at Family Ties, the sitcom about the '60s radicals whose kid became a Young Republican.