TV Reviews7.8/10
‘Allo ‘Allo! Review: René Artois’s Nine Years of Lying Caught Up With Him
A review of 'Allo 'Allo!, the BBC sitcom of wartime café lies, accents, and a stolen painting that never stays hidden.
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Tag: sitcom
TV Reviews6.4/10
Dharma & Greg Review: How a Match Made From Total Difference Actually Worked
A look back at Dharma & Greg, the ABC sitcom pairing a free spirit with a lawyer, and its lasting legacy.
TV Reviews5.6/10
The Ranch Review: Pleasant But Never Great
A review of Netflix's sitcom The Ranch, starring Ashton Kutcher, a pleasant, gentle comedy that never quite becomes a great one.
TV Reviews7.1/10
‘Diff’rent Strokes’ Review: Uneven but Ambitious, Anchored by Coleman and Bridges
A look back at 'Diff'rent Strokes,' the sitcom that paired poor Harlem boys with a Park Avenue businessman, its highs, lows, and lasting legacy.
TV Reviews8.1/10
Only Fools and Horses Review: A Show About Failure and Love That Never Loses Its Heart
A look back at Only Fools and Horses, the beloved British sitcom about two brothers chasing riches and love in Peckham.
TV Reviews7.6/10
Happy Days Review: Fonzie Carries a Comfortable, Predictable Nostalgia
A look back at Happy Days, the beloved sitcom about a 1950s Milwaukee family and their motorcycle-riding neighbor.
TV Reviews8/10
Abbott Elementary Review: A Well-Made Sitcom With a Thin Premise
A chronicle of Abbott Elementary, a sitcom wherein teachers labor amid want, wit, and woe, spanning six seasons.
TV Reviews8.3/10
How Dejémonos de Vargas Makes Middle-Class Woes Feel Funny Instead of Familiar
A family tries to survive daily chaos in a comedy of true troubles. A review of Dejémonos de Vargas.
TV Reviews7/10
‘Spin City’ Review: A Smarter Sitcom Than Its Premise Suggested
A look back at Spin City, the smart sitcom about NYC politics, with reviews of its cast, seasons, and lasting appeal.
TV Reviews7.7/10
Black-ish Review: Eight Seasons of Race, Identity, and Laughter
A review of Black-ish, ABC's eight-season sitcom about a wealthy Black family holding onto their identity in a white suburb.
TV Reviews3.3/10
Last Man Standing Review: A Joke About Mike Baxter Being the Last Man Standing, Told 194 Times
A man of one store and three daughters fears his kind shall die out, yet the jest repeats itself without wit.
TV Reviews5.5/10
‘The Goldbergs’ Review: Home Video Hook Carries a Family Too Loud to Love
A look back at ABC's The Goldbergs, a decade of memories recalled through home video, family, and pop culture.